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Proverbs 18 Commentary

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This verse reminds us that isolation from wise counsel can foster self-centeredness and conflict.

A fool values his own opinions more than God’s wisdom.

Wickedness breeds hostility and public condemnation, driving home the costliness of a dishonorable path.

Our words carry the power to bless or wound, but when guided by God’s wisdom, they give life.

This verse urges all who seek wisdom to practice justice and maintain impartiality in every situation.

Foolish speech can lead to chaos, while words guided by godly wisdom can yield peace and understanding.

A fool’s careless words bring about his own downfall.

Gossip is a deadly snare that works its way deep into hearts and relationships, causing internal damage and spiritual harm.

Slackness in work is as ruinous as outright destruction.

Trusting in God’s unshakeable character is the safest place we can abide.

Wealth, while potentially useful, provides no lasting refuge.

A proud heart leads to its own collapse, but a humble heart opens the door to lasting honor.

Pausing to truly hear someone fosters clarity, empathy, and wise counsel.

A strong spirit can bear unimaginable burdens.

Those who desire fullness of life will continually acquire knowledge and cultivate ears eager to learn.

God grants gifts that open doors and create opportunities when used with humility and thanks.

Always evaluate every issue by staying open to further insight.

This verse shows that, ultimately, God’s sovereign decisions stand above human contention.

When conflict sours a close relationship, it quickly becomes as fortified as a strong city, making timely reconciliation essential for restoring peace.

Our spoken words bear fruit that shapes our character and impacts our satisfaction in life.

Words can either bring blessing or curse, and the way we wield them shapes our destiny.

Marriage is a sacred, God-ordained partnership that grants favor from the Lord.

Wealth and status can either be tools for serving others or tinder for arrogance.

True friendship surpasses superficial connections and points us toward the trust found in God and His steadfast love.

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