Proverbs 24:1–22, fainting on the day of adversity, making excuses, and admonitions to know, and understand the final end of the unrighteous; John 19:1–22, Jesus, before Pontius Pilate, part II, Pilate speaks the truth: “I find no guilt in him“, and“Jesus of Nazareth, the king of the Jews“.

Proverbs 22:22–2 3:12, the book of Proverbs: a collection of collections, and some thoughts on ancient landmarks; John 18:15–40, Jesus before Pontius Pilate, Part I.

Proverbs 22:1–21, children, folly, and discipline; rich, poor, and the one with the bountiful eye! John 18:1–14, Jesus said, “I am He”, and they all fell down before him!

Proverbs 20:5–25, the complicated relationship between what we say, what we do and what’s really going on inside us; John 17:1–26, Jesus prays for the holy Christian church before laying down his life for us

Proverbs 17:1–28 the joy of parents and children, and the danger of meeting a fool in his folly; John 16:17–33, a new relationship with the father, because of Jesus, our high priest.

Proverbs 16:1–24, of arrogance, atonement, and kings; John 16:1–16, what Jesus didn’t say because he was with us, and what Jesus didn’t yet say, because we couldn’t bear it yet, and the Holy Spirit in all of that.

Proverbs 15:1–29, among all the truths that Proverbs 15 gives us for life in this world, there is a thread of deep truth in this chapter that exceeds all the rest; John 15:12–27, in this world, we Christians better know who our friends are!

Proverbs 14:1–27, don’t overdose on Proverbs! Take them slowly, and linger on each one! John 15:1–11, the produce of your life, the word of God, and abiding in Christ.

Proverbs 13:1–25, some interesting observations about wealth and other matters; John 14:18–31, although Jesus is, in one sense, about to leave his disciples, he nevertheless will not leave them as orphans!

Proverbs 10:1–23, “if you know what’s good for you…“, general principles for right living; John 14:1–17, you have trusted in God, trust also, and me; if you know me, you know the father.