wisdom

June 9, 2023

Proverbs – Its Rhetorical Devices, WORDPLAY, Part Two by Loretta Huggins

"Again, in Proverbs 26:17, wordplay uses the image of grabbing a stray dog by the ears to describe the foolishness of getting involved in matters that don’t concern you. One real-life example of this proverb can be seen in workplace conflicts."
May 12, 2023

Proverbs – Its Rhetorical Devices, Metaphors by Loretta Huggins

"We can always find excuses not to take action; especially when our past efforts were futile. Past disappointments have a way of paralyzing us, and before we know it, we are saying words similar to the slacker in Proverb 22:23."
March 16, 2023

Worshiping God: A Key to Personal Growth and Self-Improvement by Loretta Huggins

"Worshiping God is the first step towards acquiring this type of knowledge and wisdom. The fear of the Lord mentioned in verse seven does not refer to fear in the sense of danger or punishment but rather deep respect and reverence for God’s power and authority."