What is the Bible teaching me in the book of Proverbs?
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I suppose you'd get something different from it than others would, so you're the only one who can actually answer your question.  Proverbs gives all kinds of advice.  Even if you're not a Christian, the advice can be applied to all sorts of situations.
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There is a Book called the Bible....\n\n\nOne example, Romans 9:13
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The Bible lays it out quite clearly -\nBe honest, treat others the way you want to be treated, do not kill, steal, or murder, forgive others, love everybody - even your enemies.  Of course, there's much more, but that should be enough to get started.
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The Bible will give you the the account of God's love for mankind. It's all about relationship. The relationship between God and man. It spells out what He want's FOR us, as well as, what He want's FROM us. You will find examples of God's tolerance, anger, mercy, grace, wisdom, and most importantly, His love. The stories of the Bible help to teach us about how to handle that love, and how to deal with each other. As you read it,. put yourself in the situations. Think about what you yourself would have felt or did to get through them. If you study with another person or in a group, then share your thoughts and ideas. When you read the gospels, consider Jesus in His role as a teacher. If you get stuck or lost, remember that he came for the lost. You will find that He is there for you. The more you study, the more insight and understanding you will gain. I pray that you find the bible to be a serious guide. Let it point you to the truth that is found in Christ.\nMatt.
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Filipino proverbs. Try the site below
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There are a lot of good suggestion already written here, and frankly I don't think which version you use will make a lot of difference when you read it. It may down the road when you start to study and look for teaching in it. Then you will want to get an accurate version and stay away from paraphrases versions like the NIV.  The important thing is that you allow God to teach you while you read. In James 1:5 it says, "...if any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask of God, who gives to all generously and without reproach, and it will be given to him." This is a promise from God that if you ask Him He will give you wisdom as you read. So, when you read it, pray in your heart and ask God to open it up to you. It is a spiritual book and needs the Spirit of God to direct you.
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Iam not sure what you mean, but go to Proverbs 2:1 to 22, this will tell you the Benefits of Wisdom, Proverbs 3 will give you Further Benefits of Wisdom.\n\nBlubla
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I think my favorate is Proverbs.It makes a lot of sense & is very practical.
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A great joke!\n\nIt made my night.\n\nI like the bible verse you quoted; Proverbs 17:22.\n\nI'll look again for future jokes.
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If you lie down with dogs, you rise up with fleas?  The Bible says that God does not cast his pearls before swine, meaning that you must prove yourself worthy before knowing some divine information the Church shares with you.  That might be the Book of Mormon, I'm not sure.  I'm not very brushed up on it.  My boyfriend's family is mormon, so I hear about it.  Believe me....I hear about it.
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what is the question? i believe what ever the bible says!
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Yes. Jesus. Read The Torah, Psalms, Proverbs, and the NT and see the promises of wealth, health, power, and joy for those that love, follow and believe the LORD and how to get it.  All that you're looking for is there.  Let the Holy Spirit be your teacher.
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That is an epistle from Paul   1 Corinthians 13.\n\nAnd I hope you get a bible of your very own...soon..\n\nGod's leading you ...to read...and to remember...by LOVE!
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as far as sins go the place to start is Exodus chapter 20 where it talks about the ten commandments. as far as faith and good behavior that comes with time. As your relationship with God improves so will you. spend time reading the bible talk to others and ask questions.
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I agree. The Bible has a lot of wisdom, a lot of true stories, a lot of symbolic stories, and errors.
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Some like to points to passages like this as evidence that Scripture contradicts itself.  \n\nBut that is hardly the explanation for a case like this\nNotice that the book of Proverbs intentionally puts these two proverbs side by side!  The suggestion that the collector was so incompetent as note to notice that the two successive verses said exactly the OPPOSITE is a bit much.\n\nIn fact, those who have studied the making and collecting of proverbs around the world (a fascinating area of study called "paremiology") have found that it is COMMON in this sort of literary collection to deliberately put two complementary, even seemingly contradictory sayings together.   For that matter, it would not be difficult to find seemingly contradictory parables WE have used.  For example: “Look before you leap” versus “He who hesitates is lost” and “Birds of a feather flock together,” versus “Opposites attract”\n\nThe point is that proverbs are "generalized" widsom -- obsevations about how life works -- but one can't mechanically apply them.  It takes real insight/wisdom to know which 'rule-of-thumb' applies in a given situation.  When the collector of Proverbs put THESE two together he clearly wanted to underline this point (which is made in other ways in the opening chapters of the book), and to challenge us to 'chew it over.'
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I hope this helps you.\nhttp://www.dltk-bible.com/poems.htm