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This week’s story comes from the book of Proverbs. Proverbs is one of several books that fall under the category of poetry and wisdom. At least part of the book was written by Solomon, the wisest man to ever live. This book shares with its readers wisdom for godly living.
In the New Testament book of 1 Corinthians, Paul says something incredible about the wisdom of God. Read 1 Corinthians 1:25.
What does Paul say about the foolishness of God?
Note: Our almighty God is not foolish. The point Paul makes in this verse is that the wisest man on Earth cannot begin to compare with the wisdom of God.
What could you use some of God’s wisdom for in your life?
Not until we get to heaven! Sin prevents us from always making wise decisions, but thankfully God is the source of wisdom and He is bigger than sin! Jesus defeated sin on the cross. Christians can ask God for wisdom and learn more about Him through the Bible. He is the only One who can help us make wise decisions.
Proverbs 2 tells us to search for wisdom as we would treasure! It also tells us wisdom comes from the Lord. Wisdom can be found by following God, learning about Him in the Bible and asking Him for wisdom through prayer.
Think about your favorite book or movie that features a treasure hunt. What is the treasure in that story? The Bible compares wisdom to silver and hidden treasures. Write a short poem comparing wisdom to treasure and thanking God for sharing His wisdom with us.
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Proverbs 2, verses 1-4 lists several actions we should take to pursue wisdom. Read those verses again. What are they?
