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The proverb reads: "As he that throweth a stone at an idol, so is he that giveth honour to a fool." Colonel Conder first identified the true translation, revealing the comparison's power.
Tow—the coarse, broken refuse of flax or hemp—becomes the metaphor for those whom sin has hollowed from within.
The companion of Yahweh rejects the fruits of oppression.
King Hezekiah's near-death experience reveals what many never discover: the difference between mere existence and genuine life.
This blessing represents a profound debt owed to godly parenthood.
Untruthfulness violates God's character through multiple channels: excuses that misrepresent our conduct, exaggeration born of carelessness or vanity, equivocation where words technically deceive through impression, dissimulation that allows false impressions through silence, broken promises from rashness or neglect, and falsehood...