Themes From Proverbs
Classes
Class 1: Where Will Wisdom Be Found?
The class explores the theme of wisdom from Proverbs, emphasizing that true wisdom comes from the fear of God and not worldly sources. It contrasts the value of divine wisdom with human ignorance and folly, using Job and other biblical examples to illustrate the importance of seeking wisdom through reverence and obedience to God.
Class 2: The Call Of Wisdom
The class explores themes from Proverbs, focusing on the concept that only those who are wise will gain more wisdom. It discusses the importance of rebuking the wise and scorning the foolish, emphasizing the need for a humble and teachable spirit to seek and find wisdom. The class also touches on the contrast between wisdom and wickedness, highlighting the straightforward nature of true wisdom.
Class 3: The Fool
The class explores various types of fools in Proverbs, distinguishing between those who are naive and teachable, obstinate, and those who are impious and uncivilized. It emphasizes the importance of wisdom, the fear of God, and the transformative potential for those willing to learn.
Class 4: The Sluggard
The class explores the concept of the sluggard in Proverbs, focusing on the slothful person's negligence, laziness, and lack of endurance. It emphasizes the importance of perseverance and wisdom in facing adversity, drawing parallels with biblical examples like Ruth and the sluggard's opposite.