Only Solomon wrote the book of Proverbs.
False. Many people contributed to Proverbs, but Solomon did write or collect most proverbs.
True or False: The purpose of Proverbs is to teach wisdom.
True.
Who can you always trust?
God.
What kind of son will make a glad father and mother?
A wise son.
What kind of speech does God hate?
Lying.
Ethics is the study of principles regarding right and wrong.
True
Where can we find God's wisdom?
In the Bible, God's Word.
Who do young people typically ask advice from?
Their friends.
Why do your parents give you instructions, advice, and rules?
For your good and protection.
What kind of speech ruins friendships?
Gossip.
The word "proverb" means "comparison."
True. (In the Hebrew language, the word proverbs means “comparison.”)
If we have wisdom, who will we trust in?
God.
Who do young people usually trust in instead of God?
Themselves.
If your parents make mistakes, do you still have to honour and obey them? Why?
Yes. God commands you to obey, and Jesus obeyed imperfect human parents.
Is a wise man quick to speak or slow to speak?
He is slow to speak and thinks first.
Wise people never need to take advice from others.
False. Wise people are ready to take advice and thank others for it.
What is the beginning of wisdom?
The fear of the Lord.
What are some keys to knowing God's will?
Be humble, truthful, wise, open, watchful, cautious, prayerful, and pure.
If you have problems, who should you talk to first?
Your parents.
How does the wise man persuade others?
With gentle, humble words.
Which category does Proverbs fit into - Wisdom Literature or History?
Wisdom Literature. (This includes Proverbs, Job, Ecclesiastes, and Song of Solomon.)
According to Proverbs 3:5-6, whose understanding should we NOT depend on?
Our own understanding.
What does God promise to do if you trust and obey Him?
He will direct your paths.
Will your relationship with parents affect any of your other relationships?
How should you speak to a friend who is doing wrong?
Speak the truth in love and humility.