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Thought for the Day MMMDCLXIV

Proverbs Ch 31 Vs 10-31, the epilogue to Proverbs, tells of a wife of noble character, pointing out that looks and riches are not as good as this.There are also indications that the wife is a business

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Thought for the Day MMMDCLXI

Proverbs Ch 31 Vs 1-9 contain the sayings of King Lemuel, taught to him by his mother. He argues against indulging in pleasure, for Kings are to be responsible for the welfare of others.That is not to

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Thought for the Day MMMDCLX

Proverbs Ch 30 contain the sayings of Agur, who says that he is weary and has not learnt wisdom, and yet he seems to have more than many. He mentions things were should know and what they are like in

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Thought for the Day MMMDCLIX

Proverbs Ch 29 contain more sayings about what is good and right, and wise. The main theme is that tyranny leads to destruction, whether in the short or long term, and righteousness prevails.To be goo

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Thought for the Day MMMDCLIV

Proverbs Ch 28 contains among it’s verses, sayings about leadership. Frequent changeover of leaders is a sign of chaos. It is also good for a leader to be discerning and carefulWe need to be careful a

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Thought for the Day MMMDCLIII

Proverbs Ch 27 contains more sayings, some of them connected with the issue of ego. We need to consider others at all times. Boasting and uncontrolled anger can be damaging to the person concerned, an

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Thought for the Day MMMDCLII

Proverbs Ch 26 contains more sayings, these particular ones being mainly about fools.We need to be aware of how foolishness, ignorance, and sheer blindness to the facts, coupled with a refusal to list

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Thought for the Day MMMDCXLVII

Proverbs Ch 25 contains more sayings attributed to King Solomon. There are themes of moderation in behaviour, and humility.We need to always be aware that there are always people better and worse than