Proverbs 22:17–24:22 gathers the Thirty Sayings of the Wise to train trust in the Lord and skill for everyday life. Learn how these sayings guard the poor, shape appetites, honor parents, prize truth, and anchor hope in God’s future.
Proverbs 23 moves from courts to tables, shaping appetites by the fear of the Lord. Learn why wealth cannot carry hope, why truth is worth any price, and how sober joy, faithful love, and justice for the vulnerable mark a wise life.
Proverbs 22 prizes a good name over riches and anchors dignity in the one Maker of rich and poor. Learn how humility, prudence, justice, and skilled work form a life that honors God and serves neighbors.
Proverbs 13 shapes ordinary faithfulness—receiving correction, guarding words, steady work, patient money, and wise friendships—under God’s eye. Its ache and joy of hope deferred and fulfilled lead us toward the tree of life in Christ.
Proverbs 1 opens with purpose and a promise: knowledge begins with fear of the Lord. It exposes violent greed as a trap and invites quick repentance so that those who listen may live secure.
Deuteronomy 11 calls a river-crossing generation to love the Lord, fix His words on heart and home, and trust Him for rain and harvest. Blessing and curse are proclaimed in the land, and life hinges on holding fast to God.
Deuteronomy 6 centers worship on the Shema and calls homes to remember, love, and obey. Blessing tests memory; single-allegiance devotion keeps hearts true.