Scroll of Proverbs
This is the eighth part of a multi-part sermon series covering the Book of Proverbs. In this sermon,. Dr. Thiel covers all the verses in the 24th and 25th chapters of the Book of Proverbs. He goes over items that God's word says to do as well as not to do. He also discusses wisdom and how to better understand isolated verses. Furthermore, he ties in various passages in the New Testament to show that the scriptures in Proverbs are also intended for Christians in the end times. Subjects covered include envy, faithfulness, prayer, honey, work, laziness, marital preparation, purging dross, Christian destiny, and being refined. He highlights what has been called "the crime of negligence" in Proverbs. He also goes over self-control and various works of the flesh and fruits of the Spirit.
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