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Proverbs 5:3 · BSB
5:3 Though the lips of the forbidden woman drip honey and her speech is smoother than oil,
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…traded love for lust. And he had a thousand wives and concubines, and yet Solomon knew better. We know that because as a younger man, he wrote inProverbs 5, verse 3, he says, So Solomon, he clearly knew better, but he rejected his own advice. Many men, even men who should know better, are destroyed by their…
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…of life and move into the next. As I was reflecting on how to best celebrate them and help best encourage them as they head into this next season,Proverbs 5 verses 3 through 8are what came to mind. And even though this is something that I gave to the graduates, I think that it's something for all of us that we need to…
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…is the answer that Solomon gives us here to that? Folly, folly, absolute folly. Let's take a look at verse 3. If you've got your Bible open, it'sProverbs chapter 5, verse 3. For the lips of a forbidden woman drip honey, and her speech is smooth than oil. But in the end, she is bitter as wormwood, sharp as a two-edged…
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