Practical Proverbs for Daily Living
Speaker: H.P. Mansfield Location: Idyllwild Bible School Year: 1985 Topic: Practical Proverbs for Daily Living Class 1 - Introduction to the Book of Proverbs Class 2 - Parables of the Proverbs Class 3 - Prophecies in the Proverbs Class 4 - The House of Wisdom Class 5 - The Proverbs of Agar Class 6 - The King and His Bride
Classes
Class 1: Class 1 - Introduction to the Book of Proverbs
The class introduces the Book of Proverbs, emphasizing its practical wisdom for daily living and its importance in guiding one's life. It covers the structure and types of proverbs, their historical context, and the role of wisdom and fear of God in achieving true happiness and confidence in the future.
Class 2: Class 2 - Parables of the Proverbs
The class explores the parables within the book of Proverbs, emphasizing the importance of understanding these teachings to prepare for the kingdom of God. It highlights the role of the ecclesia in spreading wisdom and the dangers of worldly influences.
Class 3: Class 3 - Prophecies in the Proverbs
The class explores the parables and prophecies in the Book of Proverbs, focusing on the characters of Wisdom and the Strange Woman, emphasizing the dangers of covetousness and idolatry, and the importance of faith and righteousness.
Class 4: Class 4 - The House of Wisdom
The class discusses the concept of wisdom in Proverbs 8, emphasizing the importance of understanding the divine purpose and the responsibilities that come with accepting the gospel message. It highlights the benefits of wisdom and the role of the ecclesia in spreading the truth.
Class 5: Class 5 - The Proverbs of Agar
The class discusses the seven pillars of wisdom in the Ecclesia as outlined in Proverbs, emphasizing the importance of doctrinal purity, righteous living, and the example of Christ. It also covers the need for humility, avoiding hypocrisy, and the consequences of foolish actions.
Class 6: Class 6 - The King and His Bride
The class covers the final chapter of Proverbs, focusing on the virtuous woman as a symbol of the ecclesia and the bride of Christ. It emphasizes the importance of moral character and spiritual preparation for the return of Christ.