Right Thoughts Result in Right Actions When men reject Divine wisdom and true knowledge they become like animals (Rom. 1:21-24). To willingly accept correction shows that a person loves knowledge. To hate correction shows that one is ignorant like an animal. Men who are trained to live like animals act like animals. I …
Our Chief Aim Should Be to Build Others up The wicked often seeks to destroy other people with their words (v. 6) while the righteous try to
encourage those who have been attacked by gossipers and slanders. In the end, the wicked will be
overthrown but the house of the righteous will stand (v. 7) because it is built upon …
Wicked Words Are The Product of An Evil Heart A farmer who tilleth his land and works hard day after day will have plenty of good. On the other
hand a man who lives in a dream world either physically or mentally and does not get his work
done shows a lack of judgment (v. 11).Things that wicked people accumulate by devious me …
Careless Words Are Harmful Who is it that hasn’t spoken something thoughtlessly and later found out that his careless words
were harmful? Reckless words which may have not been intended to hurt can be very hurtful and
piercing like a sword (vv. 17-18). But words of kindness spoken by a wise person can do …
A Contrast Between Diligence And Laziness A simple contrast is made between the ability and inability to keep quiet (v. 23). A fool is prone to
blurt forth all that he knows (which may not be much) while a wise man is careful to practice silence
in the presence of others. Next we see a contrast between diligence an …
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Right Thoughts Result in Right Actions
When men reject Divine wisdom and true knowledge they become like animals (Rom. 1:21-24). To willingly accept correction shows that a person loves knowledge. To hate correction shows that one is ignorant like an animal. Men who are trained to live like animals act like animals. I …
Our Chief Aim Should Be to Build Others up
The wicked often seeks to destroy other people with their words (v. 6) while the righteous try to encourage those who have been attacked by gossipers and slanders. In the end, the wicked will be overthrown but the house of the righteous will stand (v. 7) because it is built upon …
Wicked Words Are The Product of An Evil Heart
A farmer who tilleth his land and works hard day after day will have plenty of good. On the other hand a man who lives in a dream world either physically or mentally and does not get his work done shows a lack of judgment (v. 11).Things that wicked people accumulate by devious me …
Careless Words Are Harmful
Who is it that hasn’t spoken something thoughtlessly and later found out that his careless words were harmful? Reckless words which may have not been intended to hurt can be very hurtful and piercing like a sword (vv. 17-18). But words of kindness spoken by a wise person can do …
A Contrast Between Diligence And Laziness
A simple contrast is made between the ability and inability to keep quiet (v. 23). A fool is prone to blurt forth all that he knows (which may not be much) while a wise man is careful to practice silence in the presence of others. Next we see a contrast between diligence an …