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What is the definition of subtlety?
What is the definition of subtlety?
common sense
What does parabolic mean?
What does parabolic mean?
having the form of a short story teaching a spiritual principle
What is knowledge defined as?
What is knowledge defined as?
godly attitudes, righteous principles, spiritual values
Define reverence.
Define reverence.
What is the fear of the Lord the beginning of?
What is the fear of the Lord the beginning of?
What does allude mean?
What does allude mean?
What is surety?
What is surety?
Define synonymous.
Define synonymous.
What is parallelism?
What is parallelism?
What does perceive mean?
What does perceive mean?
What is wisdom defined as?
What is wisdom defined as?
What is the Hebrew word for proverb?
What is the Hebrew word for proverb?
What does appendix refer to?
What does appendix refer to?
Define simple in relation to a person's characteristics.
Define simple in relation to a person's characteristics.
What kind of parallelism does Proverbs 28:22 use?
What kind of parallelism does Proverbs 28:22 use?
What kind of parallelism does Proverbs 27:17 use?
What kind of parallelism does Proverbs 27:17 use?
What kind of parallelism does Proverbs 1:7 use?
What kind of parallelism does Proverbs 1:7 use?
What kind of parallelism does Proverbs 19:5 use?
What kind of parallelism does Proverbs 19:5 use?
What kind of parallelism does Proverbs 16:16 use?
What kind of parallelism does Proverbs 16:16 use?
A simple person is a naive person.
A simple person is a naive person.
Heavenly wisdom is first pure.
Heavenly wisdom is first pure.
Christians should be motivated by love to do God's will.
Christians should be motivated by love to do God's will.
There are 35 chapters in Proverbs.
There are 35 chapters in Proverbs.
The Apostle Paul knew and used Proverbs.
The Apostle Paul knew and used Proverbs.
Fear of the Lord is the same as love of God.
Fear of the Lord is the same as love of God.
The New Testament does not refer to Proverbs.
The New Testament does not refer to Proverbs.
Our Lord's parables and Proverbs have similarities.
Our Lord's parables and Proverbs have similarities.
Gossip can cause irreparable injury.
Gossip can cause irreparable injury.
The basic pattern of the Biblical proverb consists of two lines.
The basic pattern of the Biblical proverb consists of two lines.
A poetic expression of praise or worship to God is called a proverb.
A poetic expression of praise or worship to God is called a proverb.
Similes make comparisons by using:
Similes make comparisons by using:
What do metaphors assume is understood?
What do metaphors assume is understood?
What kind of characteristics and abilities does personification give to things?
What kind of characteristics and abilities does personification give to things?
Literal language speaks:
Literal language speaks:
The word wise is used most often in the book of:
The word wise is used most often in the book of:
The basic and most often used pattern in the proverbs is the:
The basic and most often used pattern in the proverbs is the:
When the second line repeats the idea of the first line, what kind of parallel is it?
When the second line repeats the idea of the first line, what kind of parallel is it?
Study Notes
Vocabulary from The Book of Proverbs
- Subtlety: Represents common sense, emphasizing the importance of wisdom in decision-making.
- Parabolic: Refers to a narrative structure that conveys spiritual truths through short stories.
- Knowledge: Involves godly attitudes, righteous principles, and spiritual values crucial for living wisely.
- Reverence: An expression of profound and adoring awe, particularly towards God.
- Fear of the Lord: Identified as the foundational starting point for acquiring knowledge.
- Allude: Describes making indirect references to concepts or ideas.
- Surety: A term for a person who is legally responsible for someone else's debt.
- Synonymous: Indicates words or phrases that share similar meanings.
- Parallelism: A literary device defined by the repetition of a similar pattern in structure or meaning.
- Perceive: Implies the ability to understand or comprehend concepts.
- Wisdom: The ability to make right decisions and take appropriate actions.
- Mashal: The Hebrew term for 'proverb', reflecting the foundational teachings of the text.
- Appendix: Refers to supplementary material added at the end of a book.
- Simple: Describes a person who is naive and lacking experience.
Types of Parallelism in Proverbs
- Single-sentence Parallelism: Utilized in Proverbs 28:22 to convey a singular message through a succinct statement.
- Parabolic Parallelism: Illustrated in Proverbs 27:17, emphasizing relational growth through the metaphor of iron sharpening iron.
- Contrasting Parallelism: Seen in Proverbs 1:7, highlighting the dichotomy between those who fear the Lord and those who dismiss wisdom.
- Synonymous Parallelism: Exampled in Proverbs 19:5, reinforcing the idea that false accusations will have consequences.
True/False Concepts from Proverbs
- Simple Person: Affirmative that a simple person is indeed naive.
- Heavenly Wisdom: True statement that divine wisdom is pure.
- Motivation by Love: Christians are encouraged to act in accordance with love for God.
- Chapters in Proverbs: False assertion; the number of chapters is greater than stated.
- Apostle Paul and Proverbs: True, indicating the influence Proverbs had on his teachings.
- Fear of the Lord vs. Love of God: These concepts are not equivalent.
- New Testament References: False; it does cite Proverbs.
- Parables and Proverbs Similarities: Affirmative, underscoring the shared wisdom.
- Gossip's Impact: True, as gossip can lead to lasting harm.
- Basic Proverb Structure: True that most biblical proverbs are framed in two lines.
- Definition of Proverb: False; a poetic expression of praise isn’t labeled as a proverb.
Literary Techniques in Proverbs
- Similes: These make comparisons using "like" or "as," creating vivid imagery.
- Metaphors: Assume a similarity or likeness between disparate subjects.
- Personification: Attributes human qualities to non-human subjects, enhancing relatability.
- Literal Language: Communicates ideas directly, avoiding figurative interpretation.
- Predominance of 'Wise': Most frequently appears in the Book of Proverbs among biblical texts.
- Two-Line Structure: The foundational pattern seen throughout Proverbs, emphasizing brevity and clarity.
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