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![SUNDAY MORNING BIBLE STUDY, MORNING, EVENING NOVEMBER 01, 2009 Wednesday Night Bible Study November 04. 2009 Study notes for November 01, 2009 at Rivers of Joy Baptist Church PROVERBS 10 Proverbs 10:1-2 INTRODUCTION REMARKS When the Hebrews heard the term “WISDOM” what did they think? When Solomon wrote Proverbs and he used the general term ‘wisdom’ what was the idea that the Hebrew people received? ,[object Object],It seems today wisdom has the meaning of knowledge. Thus, we need to get all this stuff of education down. But wisdom is: ,[object Object],As I have said before: ,[object Object],The purpose I have in mind when I am teaching is to give you the sense of Scripture: ,[object Object]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/proverbs10a-091108062908-phpapp01/85/Proverbs-10-Knowledge-of-the-Bible-Photos-from-11-01-09-1-320.jpg)
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- 2. Nehemiah 8:1-6: Ezra brought the law of God before the congregation. To all those who could understand. He read the law first. He prayed unto the Lord. Read it DISTINCTLY.
- 3. And gave the SENSE and CAUSED them to understand the reading.
- 4. Nehemiah 8:13 To understand the WORDS of the Law. They found what they were to do.
- 6. Biblical knowledge gives substance to one’s faith
- 7. Biblical knowledge gives stability under pressure. Romans 5:1, 15:4.
- 8. Biblical knowledge gives ability to handle the Word accurately.
- 9. Biblical knowledge equips us to detect and confront error. 1 Timothy 1:3.
- 10. Biblical knowledge gives confidence in one’s daily walk with God. Col 2:2, Psa 119:45
- 12. When knowledge becomes an end itself.
- 13. When knowledge isn’t balanced and motivated by love and grace. Romans 14
- 15. When the chips are down, on what do we rely?
- 16. When we seek reasons for what we do, what do we turn to?
- 18. Cynicism
- 19. Secular Humanism
- 20. Supernaturalism
- 21. Rationalism
- 22. Traditionalism
- 23. Favoritism