Proverbs 1
The Book of Proverbs at its core is a father’s attempt to infuse wisdom into his son. At this moment, my first-born son is on
October 8, 2010
The Book of Proverbs at its core is a father’s attempt to infuse wisdom into his son. At this moment, my first-born son is on
Proverbs 2 reminds me of an expression that I heard recently. “A students work for B students at companies owned by C students”. Most public
Proverbs 3 reminds me of practicing drills in sports. Drills are an exercise in which an action is repeated many times, correcting technique in spite
Proverbs 4 reminds me of a Boy Scout expression; “If a boy does not make Eagle Scout by 14, he probably won’t make it at
Proverbs 5 reminds me of a line in a song from the 1960’s, “You don’t know what you’ve got till it’s gone”. While I am
Proverbs 7 Reminds me of a friend of mine growing up. He had a stereotypical Italian name. His dad drove a brand new car. They
Proverbs 8 reminds me of the game we played as children that we called Hotter/ Colder. One person would leave the room while an object
Proverbs 9 reminds me of the old adage, there are two types of girls, the dating kind and the marrying kind. I wonder if King
Proverbs 10 reminds me of the changing seasons in life. This chapter seems to mark a sudden shift. The words and thoughts turn from specific
Proverbs 11 reminds me of a song from the early 1970’s, “You’re so vain, you probably think this song is about you”. Decades of speculation