The Proverbs
Book • 1964
The Book of Proverbs, part of the Hebrew Bible and Christian Old Testament, is a compilation of wise sayings attributed primarily to King Solomon.
The book's purpose is to provide instruction and insight into virtuous living, emphasizing themes of wisdom, discipline, and understanding.
Proverbs offers practical guidance on various aspects of life, including relationships, work, and personal conduct.
Central to Proverbs is the concept of 'the fear of the Lord,' which is presented as the beginning of wisdom and knowledge.
The book promotes moral integrity, diligence, and justice, and it warns against the dangers of foolishness, pride, and laziness.
Through its concise and memorable sayings, Proverbs aims to cultivate wisdom and discernment in its readers, helping them to lead righteous and prosperous lives.
The book's purpose is to provide instruction and insight into virtuous living, emphasizing themes of wisdom, discipline, and understanding.
Proverbs offers practical guidance on various aspects of life, including relationships, work, and personal conduct.
Central to Proverbs is the concept of 'the fear of the Lord,' which is presented as the beginning of wisdom and knowledge.
The book promotes moral integrity, diligence, and justice, and it warns against the dangers of foolishness, pride, and laziness.
Through its concise and memorable sayings, Proverbs aims to cultivate wisdom and discernment in its readers, helping them to lead righteous and prosperous lives.
