Day 158 (Proverbs 13-15) - Year 6

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Tara-Leigh Cobble

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🗓️ 6 June 2024

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0:00.0	Hey Bible readers, I'm Tara Lee Cobble and I'm your host for the Bible Recap.
0:07.0	As we continue in Proverbs, we read more of Solomon's words.
0:16.6	Chapter 13 juxtapose the consequences of walking in wisdom and walking in foolishness.
0:21.4	He almost makes it sound like the wise person will live a charmed life and have exactly zero problems.
0:27.0	Think about the wisest person you know. Have they suffered at all in their life?
0:32.0	And wouldn't they probably say that their suffering is what has produced some of their wisdom?
0:36.7	I know my suffering has certainly taught me things I wouldn't have learned otherwise.
0:41.0	Wisdom and suffering aren't mutually exclusive like Proverbs can occasionally make them seem.
0:45.0	So it bears repeating, these Proverbs are general guidelines for wise living, not promises or prophecies.
0:51.0	So the good news for all of us is that if we're having a hard time
0:54.0	it doesn't necessarily mean more foolish. But it might mean we have a chance to grow in
0:58.4	wisdom which will always last longer than the suffering itself. Speaking of wisdom, verse 20 is one of my favorites from this chapter.
1:06.0	It says, whoever walks with the wise becomes wise,
1:10.0	but the companion of fools will suffer harm.
1:12.0	You've probably heard the quote that's
1:14.0	attributed to Jim Rone that says, you're the average of the five people you spend the
1:17.7	most time with? And as smart as he was, Jim probably got that idea from
1:22.3	Solomon.
1:23.6	Paul says it this way in 1 Corinthians 1533.
1:27.1	Do not be deceived.
1:28.4	Bad company ruins good morals.
1:31.4	The wise aren't just attentive to their words, like we've seen repeatedly.
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