BBE Image Bible : Scripture in Images Proverbs 30:10
10. Do not say evil of a servant to his master, or he will put a curse on you, and you will get into trouble.
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Summary: Proverbs 30 presents a series of sayings attributed to Agur, a figure not extensively mentioned elsewhere in the Scriptures. The chapter begins with Agur expressing his humility and acknowledgment of his limitations in wisdom compared to God. He presents a collection of numerical proverbs that convey various observations about life and creation, emphasizing the mysteries of the natural world. One prominent theme in this chapter is the exploration of human ignorance juxtaposed with God’s wisdom. Agur reflects on the greatness of God, particularly in His creation, and the fact that human understanding is limited. The chapter includes a few lists of four things that illustrate God's work and the complexities of life, such as the characteristics of four creatures that display cleverness and strength. Agur also warns against the dangers of greed and the consequences of speaking falsely. His teachings encourage humility, the pursuit of understanding, and recognition of God’s sovereignty. Ultimately, Proverbs 30 serves as a reminder of humanity's need for divine wisdom and the importance of maintaining a humble attitude toward life and its challenges.
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