Solomon's 12 Words of Wisdom
Series given at Texas Bible School in 1981
Classes
Class 1: Peter Pickering - Solomon's 12 Words of Wisdom - Class 1
The class introduces Solomon's 12 words of wisdom from the book of Proverbs, emphasizing the importance of wisdom in guiding one's life and making decisions. It highlights the need for discretion, knowledge, and righteousness in living a wise life.
Class 2: Peter Pickering - Solomon's 12 Words of Wisdom - Class 2
The class explores Solomon's second word of wisdom from Proverbs, emphasizing the importance of wisdom in preserving one from apostasy. It highlights the need to hide God's commandments in one's heart to resist sin and avoid the influence of the flesh, focusing on the contrast between wisdom and folly.
Class 3: Peter Pickering - Solomon's 12 Words of Wisdom - Class 3
The class explores Solomon's words of wisdom, emphasizing that true riches and happiness come through adversity. It highlights the importance of humility, wisdom, and divine correction in personal growth and the guidance of wisdom as a parental figure.
Class 4: Peter Pickering - Solomon's 12 Words of Wisdom - Class 4
The class explores Solomon's seventh word of wisdom, emphasizing the importance of loving wisdom's righteous path and hating the path of the wicked. It discusses the heart as the source of moral behavior and the need to diligently keep one's heart pure, avoiding evil and embracing wisdom.
Class 5: Peter Pickering - Solomon's 12 Words of Wisdom - Class 5
The class explores Solomon's tenth and eleventh words of wisdom from Proverbs, focusing on the dangers of suretyship, sloth, and malice. It emphasizes the importance of divine wisdom in guiding righteous living and warns against the pitfalls of worldly contracts and immoral business practices.
Class 6: Peter Pickering - Solomon's 12 Words of Wisdom - Class 6
The class explores Solomon's 12 Words of Wisdom, emphasizing the importance of wisdom as a mental process derived from the Word of God. It highlights the dangers of emotionalism and apostasy, urging listeners to bind God's commandments to their hearts and actions to avoid error and maintain spiritual security.