What are Solomon's main points here?
What comparison does he use in verse 1 & what does it mean?
Where is the heart of the wise & foolish man (2)?
When does the fool display his folly (3)?
How should we respond to foolish authority (4)?
What evil had Solomon seen pertaining to government (5-7)?
Have you ever worked under someone you considered a fool?
What happened?
How should Christians respond when we find ourselves in an
unfair situation at work?
What do these passages have to say about this subject?
Daniel 6~
Luke 12:1-12~
Ephesians 6:5-9~
What illustrations does Solomon use & how do they apply to us
(8-9)?
What's the point of verse 10?
What kind of sacrifice will wisdom bring (10)?
What is a foolish babbler compared with (11)?
How are the words of the wise? What will the lips of a fool do to
him (12)?
According to verse 13, what do the words of a fool begin with?
How do they end?
What else is said about the fool (14-15)?
What do these verses add to this?
Psalm 57:4~
Jeremiah 9:3, 8~
Matthew 12:34~
Ephesians 4:29~
Colossians 4:6~
James 3:2-12~
When are you most tempted to talk too much? What steps can
you take to say less?
What brings woe or blessing upon a land (17-18)?
What is the evidence of laziness & idleness (18)?
What does Solomon observe about feasting, wine, & money
(19)?
Is money the answer to everything? Explain.
Why shouldn't we curse those in authority (20)?
What do these verses add to your understanding of the fool &
folly?
Psalm 14:1~
Proverbs 1:7, 22, 32~
Proverbs 3:35~
Proverbs 10:18-23~
Proverbs 11:29~
Proverbs 12:15-16~
Proverbs 13:16, 19~
Proverbs 14:8-9~
Proverbs 15:21~
Proverbs 29:11~
What does Solomon teach us about wisdom in Proverbs 2:1-9?
What 3 conditions does he give us in verses 1, 3, & 4?
What are the results in verses 5 & 9?
What promises are given in verses 6-8?
What does James tell us to do if we desire wisdom (James 1:5)?
Questions or comments?
