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The Proverb Challenge: Day 1

Throughout the Month of April, I and my 99 brothers will be studying the whole book of Proverbs. A chapter per day. I will be posting the journey which I tagged The Proverb Challenge on the Thriving Words Blog. I will be mostly posting on verses that stood out the most in each chapter per day. Day 1 started yesterday April . 

You can as well join me in this journey and legs study to become wiser and better.

The Proverb Challenge is the journey of the wise to become wiser.

Day 1

To know wisdom and instruction; to perceive the words of understanding;
To receive the instruction of wisdom, justice, and judgment, and equity; 
 - Proverbs 1:2-3 

The first three verses was what stood out for me. It summaries the whole reasons for reading the book of Proverbs. 

As we start this Proverb Challenge, we should always know the reason for it, why we are reading the book of poverbs.
  • To KNOW Wisdom and Instruction
  • To RECEIVE Wisdom and Instruction
At first I thought the verse 2 and 3 were repeated until I saw that verse 2 is to know and verse 3 is to receive.
You can't receive what you don't know.  We must understand that ignorance will make you oblivion of what you are to receive.

In this challenge, I want to Know and I want to receive. 

I look forward to reading the book of poverb again nd learning from everyone. It's my prayer that at the end of this challenge, we would become wiser than when we start.

Shalom!

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