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==Authorship==

==Authorship==

[[Solomon]], the wisest man who ever lived, is usually considered to be the primary writer of Proverbs, but not the only one.  Chapter 30 is attributed to Agur son of Jakeh and chapter 31 to King Lemuel.  Proverbs 22:17 refers to the "sayings of the wise" and 24:23 mentions additional saying of the wise.

[[Solomon]] is traditionally thought to have been the primary writer of Proverbs, but not the only one.  Chapter 30 is attributed to Agur son of Jakeh and chapter 31 to King Lemuel.  Proverbs 22:17 refers to the "sayings of the wise" and 24:23 mentions additional saying of the wise.

==Date==

==Date==

==Message==

==Message==

Proverbs is generally uplifting, giving advice on how to live life.  Whether one believes it was inspired by God or not, the proverbs can still be appreciated for their simple messages and keen insights.

Proverbs is generally uplifting, giving advice on how to live life.  Whether one believes it was inspired by [[God]] or not, the proverbs can still be appreciated for their simple messages and keen insights.

==Current Study==

==Current Study==

   

   

Due to there being 31 chapters in Proverbs, it is a popular form of study for some devout religious people to read 1 Proverb a day, thereby going through the entire book in most months.

Due to there being 31 Proverbs, it is a popular form of study for some devout religious people to read 1 Proverb a day, thereby going through the entire book in most months.

 

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[[Category:Old Testament]]

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[[Category:Biblical books]]