Sermon Tone Analysis
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Wisdom comes from God
Wisdom is more than knowledge, but actually living according to knowledge given (1-6)
Receive, hear, attain, understand
Not just knowing but following
Wisdom is a fear of God (7)
Trusting that he knows what is best for us
Trusting that a life lived for him is best and one lived without him will bring sure destruction
Wisdom is not the only voice
God has given good sources of wisdom
Our parents (8-9)
It is our responsibility to seek out those good sources
Sinners are crying out for you to join them (10-19)
They offer many possessions and pleasures
But their end is desctruction
But wisdom is calling (20-23)
It is not silent but desires for us to follow after it
It rebukes us in our wickedness
Will we turn and follow after wisdom?
Wisdom forsaken has great consequences
The first consequence is timely desctruction (24-27)
folly leads to destruction
It will come suddenly
Wisdom will laugh at you just as you laughed at wisdom
The second consequence is silence at the end (28-32)
if you desregard wisdom dont expect wisdom to save you at the end
Turn before it is to late
follow after wisdom now
Wisdom has great promises
if you follow there will be reward
no destruction
no fear
no evil
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