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And the word that God is storing in my heart is going to be different and unique to each city we go to. So come out, Jesus in the street.org slash tour, get your tickets, and we'll see you in Nashville, San Diego, Chicago, and Birmingham this fall. What's going on, guys? Welcome back to another episode of the Bryce Crawford podcast. I'm Bryce and today we're on the final proverb. Proverbs 31 out of 31 chapters and

Proverbs guys, if you have been faithfully following along in this episode, guys, I pray that this rhythm of scripture keeps you in your word every day outside of the series. Guys, praying this series blesses you guys. Let's just dive right into Proverbs 3. One of the most famous passages of scripture when it comes to looking at a godly woman. We're going to break it down verse by verse here.

This proverbs and this proverb,

Proverbs 31, scripture when it comes to looking at a godly woman we're going to break it down first by verse here

this proverbs and this proverb proverb 31 is written by king lemuel we don't really know much about

king lemuel but king lemuel is relating to you and i relaying to you and i an oracle that his

mother relayed to him so we're really getting the motherly wisdom that was given to King Lemuel and the King Lemuel is passing it down to us. What we know about King Lemuel briefly is that it's the possibility that King Lemuel could have been a pagan king that submitted himself to God. And now this is the wisdom that we're getting after this pagan king has submitted himself to God.'s a possibility first one the words of king lemuel and oracle that his mother taught him now

verses two through three there's this theme of adultery and sexual immorality and there's a warning

against the dangers of sexual immorality what are you doing my son what are you doing son of my

womb what are you doing son of my vows do not give give your strength to women, your ways to those who destroy kings.

The phrase, son of my vows, meaning that he was born after the covenant that was made to her husband.

So he is a product of a godly birth.

And she says, don't give your strength to women your ways to those who destroy kings.

An excessive sexual interest in women wastes a man's strength is what Proverbs 2 through

3 says.

The practice of sexual morality and sexual obsession gives away a man's strength in the sense

of his spiritual strength

his self-respect his self-control his example and standing in community is all given away and

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