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Proverbs 6:30 · BSB
6:30 Men do not despise the thief if he steals to satisfy his hunger.
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…fervor. To break this tradition was seen as a transgression against God himself. In the Babylonian Talmud, a rabbi, he was commenting on a verse inProverbs chapter 6. He stated, Concerning anyone who eats bread without washing his hands, it is as if he was committing, and I'll paraphrase here, adulterous acts.…
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…3: be ruthless with eliminating sin from your life. This may be the warning in the book of Proverbs that Solomon sounds off the loudest on, and inProverbs chapter 6, he does it through a word picture, through a metaphor. Proverbs 6 and verse 27, he says, can a man take fire in his bosom and his clothes not be…
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…of folly. The quantity of Proverbs on laziness and hard work is surprising. One prime example of this comes from something Joanne read earlier,Proverbs chapter 6, where it says, go to the ant, O sluggard, O lazy person. Consider her ways and be wise. Without having chief or ruler or officer or ruler, she…
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…are more likely to be successful. Absolutely. Yeah. And if you what's that? What's that word that proverb you like about? about being a sluggardProverbs chapter 6, go to the ant you sluggard, consider its ways and be wise. You know don't know what sort of chapter friends are going you sluggard but it's it's…
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…let us help us. Go to 2 Corinthians. There's plenty of passages, but I think I'll start with this one. No, I didn't finish my first one. Go back toProverbs chapter 6, real quick. Why y'all didn't remind me? Don't let me get away. I don't know about you, but when I walk out these doors today, I'm more determined…
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…so what kind of problem did Herod Agrippa have? Pride problem, right? Pride. I had written down some passages of Scripture here. Take a look at—Proverbs chapter 6. You know, pride's a very serious thing. And the book— Solomon in the book of Proverbs makes that extremely clear. If you look at Proverbs chapter…
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…wounded? You ever been downtrodden because of that wound? Look at Jeremiah 30 and Proverbs 6. Let's bear it out just a little bit. Jeremiah 30 andProverbs chapter 6. It is foolish for any leader to ever teach that you won't be wounded. If you're in a warfare, you're going to get wounded. And if we are in a…
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…animals well according to the Bible we're to actually learn from them okay there's actually a lot of lessons that we can learn from animals go toProverbs chapter 6so God says you know they're not just there for our entertainment for our food, for our companionship if we observe animals they can actually teach…
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…this doesn't mean that women or mothers don't have a role in this. Not at all. It's it's a teamwork and we see that throughout scripture. So,Proverbs chapter 6verse 2021. My son, keep your father's command and forsake not your mother's teaching. Bind them on your heart always. Tie them around your neck.…
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…of the diligent makes rich. Let's get an illustration from Proverbs, can we? It's a good one. I have a bunch of them crawling around my house. It'sProverbs chapter 6, 6 through 11. Go to the ant, O sluggard. The smallest little creature that you have wandering around your house all over the place. They're still…
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…not condone lying. Lying is words being uttered that are untrue. Again, what's coming out of your mouth? What's coming out of your mouth? In fact,Proverbs chapter 6says, "There are six things the Lord hates. No, seven things he detests. He hates and detests, number one, haughty eyes or pride, arrogance,…
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…is an injustice against God as well, and it requires a response. God doesn't often use the word hate in scripture. There is a short list though inProverbs chapter 6, and do you know what numbers 1, 2, and 3 on this list of hated sin? It says, haughty eyes, which is pride, a lying tongue, and hands that shed…
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…the first thing we learn about time according to Proverbs 6, 6 through 11. Time is to be used today to prepare for an abundant eternity. This isProverbs chapter 6, 6 through 8. Go to the ant, you sluggard, and consider its ways and be wise. It has no commander, no overseer or ruler, yet it stores its…
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…we must humbly approach others in the same way to look down on someone simply because they are lesser off than you. Is a detestable thing to God.Proverbs chapter 6tells us in the 16th verse that there's six things the Lord hates 7 that are detestable to him. The first one that he. Mentions there in 17 is this…
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…I want to just read a few verses of scripture, and we're going to move pretty quickly through some of this and then get to our main focus. But inProverbs chapter 6, I want to begin. Well, we'll just begin in verse 1. Proverbs chapter 6 and verse 1. Now these are the commandments, the statutes and the judgments…
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…that you lifted weights. No, there's there's a squeeze, there's a hole. Because you're building the muscle. Not everything needs to be said. Go toProverbs chapter 6. Proverbs chapter 6, it'll be on the screen, verse number 2. It says, You're snared by the words of your mouth. That's what the Bible says. That's…
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…WELL, YOU PRAY FOR THEIR RESTORATION AND YOU MOVE ON ABOUT YOUR BUSINESS. AMEN. YOU KNOW, LISTEN. SINCE I DID THAT, I SKIPPED A VERSE. TURN OVER TOPROVERBS CHAPTER 6. OKAY, YOU GOT THE FOUR, BUT LET'S TALK ABOUT THIS FOR A MINUTE. LET'S GO TO PROVERBS CHAPTER 6. VERSE 16. AND SEE, THIS IS THE THING. TO ALL THESE…
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…111 says, "This is the Lord to test this on his scales." 911.000000 915.040000 But accurate weights find favor with him. 915.040000 922.200000Proverbs chapter 6, 16 through 19 says, "There are two things, six things, the Lord hates. 922.200000 927.880000 Seven they are detestable to him, haughty eyes, a…
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…844. He was a murderer from the beginning crisis. So Satan is the author of murders. You also need to know that murder is an abomination to God.Proverbs chapter 6tells us that that those who shed innocent blood are an abomination to God. You also need to know that murder arises from the heart. Matthew…
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…that we hold onto, sins that keep us trapped forever, we have to find a way to let those things go. But then also listen to the words here inProverbs, chapter 6. Again, Solomon is talking to his children. And actually he says, in this case, listen to the words of your mom and I. Both of us are talking to…
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