Today's pondering...
When seeking Biblical advice from someone about a situation with a mutual acquaintance, how do you [personally] present the situation in a way that avoids the potential for gossip?
I don't think there's necessarily one right answer here so please don't see this as a test or debate. It is merely a sharing of ideas and tips.
Lily Portion for Today:
Remember ladies, if you grow old with Elohiym as your Friend, you will find that life in the more mature years is definitely not a downhill road! (Prayer: Abba, thank You that I shall not be on the losing side as the years go by. On the contrary, I shall gain so much more because I am Your child and can put my faith in You completely, trusting that You will uphold me even in the mature years of my life. Amein)
As Solomon continues to write about wisdom many will read over this important verse. Proverbs 8:22,”The LORD possessed me in the beginning of his way, before his works of old” Our Creator possessed wisdom before He spoke and created — Is it possible that Solomon is defining wisdom as the very thoughts of our Creator? If this is what wisdom is then when He gives us wisdom He is sharing His thoughts with us.
Rhy Bezuidenhout
I do however look forward to trying it one of these days when I have time.
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