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Proverbs 26:7 · BSB
26:7 Like lame legs hanging limp is a proverb in the mouth of a fool.
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…to preach it. Well, you say, what, what, what, what'd you just say? I have no reason to preach this tonight other than I'm supposed to preach it.Proverbs chapter 26. Uh, here's uh a scripture that I hope will bear out. Look at verse 17. Verse 17. He that passed by. He that passeth by. So we happen by something,…
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…uh wonderful services here at the church. We've been keeping you a little bit longer. I want to give you a little extra time out tonight. Look atProverbs chapter 26. Don't get used to it though. Proverbs chapter number 26. In Proverbs chapter 26, here's something that we need to just bank on. That we just need…
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…and sometimes eccentric way. Last season we spent many of our episodes exploring the Proverbs, which means that today we'll resume that study inProverbs chapter 26. So read along with me Proverbs 26, beginning in verse one which says as snow in summer and as rain and harvest. So honor is not seemly for a fool.…
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…And immediately an angel of the Lord struck him down because he did not give God the glory, and he was eaten by worms and breathed his last. SoProverbs chapter 26summarizes Do you see a man who is wise in his own eyes? There is more hope for a fool than for him. There are wisdom, excuse me, there are limits…
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…things about the person, but Solomon says it is wicked, it is deceptive. I mean, some commentators are guessing that you're by the end of thisProverbs, chapter 26, you're more in the royal court part of Proverbs. Earlier in Proverbs, you're speaking to your kids about how to be wise. By the end of Proverbs,…
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…be surprised by this. Because scripture continues to talk about this. This kind of this weird phenomena and the Book of wisdom and the Book ofProverbs chapter 26, starting in verse 11. Here's what it says. I love scripture. This part is, especially as a dog returns to its vomit. So a fool repeats, his…
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We're reading fromProverbs chapter 26, verses 1 to 12. Like snow in summer or rain in harvest, so honour is not fitting for a fool. Like a sparrow in its flitting, like a swallow in its flying, a curse…
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…the mean, dog by the ears. That's what it's like when you meddle in Affairs that are not your own. Here's another one. Don't be a talebearer inProverbs chapter 26and verse 20, where no, wood is there, the fire go without So where there is no talebearer, The Strife ceaseth, you know, following such advice one…
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