Proverbs by Wilson, Lindsay -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Dedication Contents General Preface Author's Preface Abbreviations

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Bibliography

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Introduction

1. Historical issues 2. Literary issues 3. Structural issues 4. Theological issues 5. Thematic issues 6. Ministry issues

Analysis Commentary

1. The Gateway to the Sayings (1:1 – 9:18)

A. The prologue (1:1–7) B. The choice between two calls (1:8–33) C. The value of character (2:1–22) D. The rewards of wisdom (3:1–35) E. A plea to embrace wisdom (4:1–27) F. Adultery as folly (5:1–23) Additional note on the immoral woman in chapters 5 – 7 G. Other examples of folly (6:1–19) H. The danger of adultery (6:20–35) I. The enticing words of the immoral woman (7:1–27) J. A fuller picture of wisdom (8:1–36) Additional note on interpreting 8:22–31 K. Two invitations (9:1–18) Looking back over chapters 1 – 9

2. The Sayings of Solomon (10:1 – 22:16)

3. The Sayings of the Wise (22:17 – 24:34)

A. The thirty sayings of the wise (22:17 – 24:22) B. More sayings of the wise (24:23–34)

4. More Proverbs of Solomon Compiled During the Time of Hezekiah (25:1 – 29:27)

A. Living wisely in public (25:1 – 27:27) B. The righteous and the wicked (28:1 – 29:27)

5. The Sayings of Agur and Lemuel (30:1 – 31:9)

A. The sayings of Agur (30:1–33) B. The sayings of King Lemuel (31:1–9)

6. Epilogue: The Wife of Noble Character (31:10–31)

A. Her great value (31:10–12) B. Her actions (31:13–27) C. The praise she receives (31:28–31)

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