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  • The LORD is the maker of them all. An Exposé on Proverbs 22:2

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    ”The rich and poor meet together: The LORD is the maker of them all.“ Proverbs 22:2  The rich- in this sense the word could mean, “noble,” which carries the idea the person is not nobility by birth but instead is noble and deserves respect. In contrast, the word poor carries the notion they are impoverished… Read more

  • Avoiding the wrath of ruin… or something like that. An Exposé on Proverbs 21:23

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    ”Whoso stoppeth his ears at the cry of the poor, He also shall cry himself, but shall not be heard.“ Proverbs 21:13  It appears one way this passage could be re-stated is this: The person hiding from (or closing their ears to prevent) hearing the cry of a sick, weak or lowly individual will, one… Read more

  • It is more important to go the right way than to get to a destination. An Exposé on Proverbs 20:24

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    “Man’s goings are of the LORD; How can a man then understand his own way?” Proverbs 20:24 KJV This one is personal to me. Please allow me to tell a (sort-of) short version of my story so far.  As a young man, my aspirations were to do 3 things in life… ok, actually 4 things. … Read more

  • Life. The Game, The Objective, The Rules. An Exposé on Proverbs 19:3

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    “The foolishness of man perverteth his way: And his heart fretteth against the LORD.” Proverbs 19:3 KJV To write this passage another way would look something like this; The folly of man (either A man or mankind) twists or subverts his journey through life. It also causes his inner man (the mind, will or conscience)… Read more

  • Where does FOMO or Panic Buying lead us? An Exposé on Proverbs 20:21

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    ”An inheritance may be gotten hastily at the beginning; But the end thereof shall not be blessed.“ Proverbs 20:21  To write this passage another way: If a person accesses their inheritance hurriedly (from greed, anxiousness or terror), the future of that decision will not be favorable. This passage calls to mind the story of The… Read more

  • You and Fruit and the Tree of Life. An Exposé on Proverbs 11:30

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    ”The fruit of the righteous is a tree of life; And he that winneth souls is wise.“ Proverbs 11:30  One of the basic rules of the Universe, you produce more of what you are.  This verse explains that righteousness produces a tree that brings life and the person working to gain the hearts and minds… Read more

  • Bless them that curse you- an Exposé on Luke 6:28A

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    Bless them that curse you- Christ, Luke 6:28A There is a good deal of discussion circulating in America at this point over the quote from Jesus, The Christ, recorded in Luke chapter 6 verse 28A: Bless them that curse you.  This passage is often tossed around and brought up by persons wishing to dissuade violence.… Read more

  • A different kind of Wealth and Poor: an Exposé on Proverbs 19:4

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    ”Wealth maketh many friends; But the poor is separated from his neighbour.“ Proverbs 19:4  To begin, it is noteworthy there are several different meanings for, “wealth” and “poor,” in Proverbs. This passage has a unique perspective: Wealth, the idea being presented in this instance, carries the meaning, “to make the hard or heavy work easy.” … Read more

  • Understanding, proverbs chapter 17 verse one

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    ”Better is a dry morsel, and quietness therewith, Than an house full of sacrifices with strife.“ Proverbs 17:1  Life is more enjoyable if you have nothing but stale bread to eat in a peaceful home than it is to have piles of meat to feast on in a house full of controversy and dispute. In… Read more

  • Defining the Levels

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    Levels Putting this theory through some paces, take Proverbs 15:15  “All the days of the afflicted are evil: But he that is of a merry heart hath a continual feast.” Some versions allude to the “afflicted” as “oppressed.”  If we were to take the statement at face value it, especially using the post modern thought… Read more