Series Break
Marry Wisely (Proverbs 13:20, 9:10, 18:2, 12:15, 26:12, 14:7, 23:9)
Those who want wisdom should learn from the wise—learning the ways of the wise benefits all who do so (13:20). The benefit is becoming wise. One may surmise that the proverb applies to all who desire to grow in wisdom. Thus, this is especially true in marriage. A good choice of a spouse is someone who dares to walk in the wisdom of Scripture. But what is a wise person? It is best to let Scripture define the wise. On the other hand, what is a fool? Scripture should define the fool. However, one must heed the warning that a companion of fools will suffer harm. If we apply this in marriage, do not marry a fool because you will suffer harm (13:20).
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