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Proverbs 7

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Sep 29, 2026

Nancy DeMoss WolgemuthHOST
0:00
Proverbs 7 tells the story of a seductive woman.
Nancy DeMoss WolgemuthHOST
0:04
A young man makes his way to the home of this foolish woman and ends up spending the night.
Nancy DeMoss WolgemuthHOST
0:09
Here's something interesting.
Dale BrisbyHOST
46:09
That's Proverbs 3, 5, and 6.
Dale BrisbyHOST
46:12
But let me tell you Proverbs 7.
Dale BrisbyHOST
46:15
Be not wise in your own eyes.
Dale BrisbyHOST
46:18
Fear the Lord and turn away from evil.
Ryan SwansonHOST
1:13
We may do a part one, two, and three, or something like that on some of these passages.
Ryan SwansonHOST
1:18
This one in particular today, dealing with Proverbs 7, we could do an entire series, obviously, on Proverbs 7 and all that it has for us in purity, but really we'll just be dealing with a couple of verses here specifically.
Ryan SwansonHOST
1:32
So Proverbs chapter 7, and I want to start reading in verse number 6.
Ryan SwansonHOST
1:37
This, of course, is Solomon speaking to his sons, and if you're reading the context in Proverbs 5-7 especially, it's a warning against the strange woman.
Chris AlessiHOST
0:41
As we continue to dive into wisdom, particularly this week, we're looking at Proverbs chapter 7.
Chris AlessiHOST
0:48
And Solomon actually closes Proverbs 7 the same way he opened it.
Chris AlessiHOST
0:53
as a father speaking directly to his son.
Chris AlessiHOST
0:57
All week we've been talking about keeping wisdom, writing it on our hearts, binding it on our fingers, letting it keep us, and watching what happens to the man who walks in the wrong direction.
Chris AlessiHOST
1:14
So here's your Friday man-up moment.
Chris AlessiHOST
1:17
The wisdom that saves a man's life is almost always the wisdom someone tried to give him before he needed it.
Chris AlessiHOST
1:26
Look at verse 24 through 27 in the book of Proverbs 7.
Chris AlessiHOST
1:31
Solomon says, Let not your heart turn aside to her ways.
Chris MuiñaHOST
0:28
Welcome to day four, Thursday.
Chris MuiñaHOST
0:31
We have been focusing on Proverbs 7 all week, and by now you've already heard me say we can share this with other men, and hopefully you've been able to do so.
Chris MuiñaHOST
0:40
But we really are going to move into the, the full body of the chapter, of chapter 7.
Chris MuiñaHOST
0:46
Solomon shifts from instruction to illustration.
Chris MuiñaHOST
1:08
The wrong path rarely starts with a decision.
Chris MuiñaHOST
1:12
It starts with a direction.
Chris MuiñaHOST
1:14
Here's our scripture for today, Proverbs 7:6-9.
Chris MuiñaHOST
1:17
"At the window of my house I looked out through the lattice.
Chris AlessiHOST
0:55
So share it with a buddy, because we've really been building to this all week.
Chris AlessiHOST
0:59
The first two days have been dedicated to the verses in Proverbs 7, where Solomon's really making the point to keep wisdom intentionally.
Chris AlessiHOST
1:08
But today, he flips the whole thing.
Chris AlessiHOST
1:10
He says this in verse 4.
Chris AlessiHOST
2:08
And then verse 5 lands with this payoff that wisdom actually keeps you.
Chris AlessiHOST
2:13
You keep wisdom, and then wisdom keeps you.
Chris AlessiHOST
2:18
That's what makes Proverbs 7 so special to me.
Chris AlessiHOST
2:22
Last time I got to host the podcast, we talked about a principled man who chooses the right road.
MattHOST
0:20
We're reading through Proverbs at the moment, and I'm making episodes of the podcast reflecting some of these Proverbs, especially the first 10 chapters.
MattHOST
0:31
Today I'm reading Proverbs 7 verse 2.
MattHOST
0:33
It says, Keep my commands and you will live.
MattHOST
0:37
This is the writer of Proverbs saying this is the way that godly wise people live.
Bill WieseGUEST
11:03
But Isaiah 24, 22 says, and they shall be gathered together as prisoners are gathered in the pit and shall be shut up in the prison.
Bill WieseGUEST
11:11
Proverbs 7, 27 mentions going down to hell to the chambers of death.
Bill WieseGUEST
11:15
The word chambers means inner rooms.
Bill WieseGUEST
11:18
Job 17, 16, they shall go down to the bars of the pit.
Chris BrownHOST
41:44
All right, guys, let me read this to you real quick, and I'm going to read super fast, super fast, and then Cindy can kind of give me what stood out to her.
Chris BrownHOST
41:51
So I'm in Proverbs 7, 6-27.
Chris BrownHOST
41:53
Like I said, it's actually a story.
Chris BrownHOST
41:57
And when I read it, I was like, oh, my goodness.
Chris BrownHOST
42:02
So listen to me.
Chris BrownHOST
42:03
So Proverbs 7, 6, 4, At the window of my house I looked through my lattice, and I saw among the simple I perceived among the youths a young man devoid of understanding, passing along the street near her corner, and he took the path to her house in the twilight of the evening and the black and dark of night.
Chris BrownHOST
42:23
Did you catch that? It's in the night.
Chris BrownHOST
42:26
And there a woman met him.
Chris AlessiHOST
0:45
We know it's going to be a blessing.
Chris AlessiHOST
0:48
Yesterday, on Monday, we established the foundation of the week as we dive into Proverbs 7.
Chris AlessiHOST
0:53
We talked about a principled man being a man who really guards his wisdom.
Chris AlessiHOST
0:58
He guards the things that he has been learning.
Chris AlessiHOST
1:01
Today, we're going to dive into the next verse, verse 3 of Proverbs 7.
Chris AlessiHOST
1:06
After the first two verses say the word keep three times, verse 3 says, "...bind them on your fingers." write them on the tablet of your heart.
Chris AlessiHOST
1:18
After the first two verses tell us three different times it uses the word keep, in verse 3 it says this, bind them on your fingers, write them on the tablet of your heart.

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