Proverbs 2 - Walkthrough

 Hello! Today's the second day of the Proverbs series. Sadly, I can't do the proverb walkthroughs on Jun 25 and 26, so on June 27, I'll do some extra if I remember! Today is Proverbs 2, and yesterday was Proverbs 1. You should try to read it in order.

Anyways, let's begin! The first and only part of Proverbs 2 is the Moral Benefits of Wisdom. The general idea of this chapter is wisdom and it's benefits. The proverb starts with basically like this "If you accept wisdom". This phrase gets repeated with multiple synonyms, but with the same idea.  After that, the author then tells us that if we accept wisdom, we will fear the Lord and find the knowledge of God. He then says multiple times that God gives us wisdom and understanding, plus success for those who are upright. The author likes to repeat the phrases, as the type of poetry used likes repeating phrases with similar meanings, for example:

"Turning your ear to wisdom, and applying your heart to understanding- indeed, if you call out for insight and cry aloud for understanding, and if you look for it as for silver..."

Basically, similar ideas. Continuing on the topic, he says that people who seek wisdom will also understand what is right and fair. He also says wisdom will save you from the ways of wicked people. Lastly, the author emphasizes once again: If you act wisely and walk in the ways of the good, you will succeed.

That was a short summary of  Proverbs 2. See you on June 27, for another Proverb, I hope.





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