Pr.3.1
3:1 To store God’s commands in your heart means not just memorizing them but making them an integral part of life and acting on them.
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Pr.3.11-12
3:11-12 The Lord’s discipline can take the form of hardships, disappointments, and frustrations (see Heb 12:4-6). Like a good father, God’s purpose is to make us wise, good, and happy.
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Pr.3.1-12
3:1-12 The Lord blesses those who trust him and seek his will. His correction benefits those who follow him.
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Pr.3.13
3:13 Wisdom and understanding provide skill for living and handling life’s problems.
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Cross Reference8 items
genesis 2:9
genesis 2:9
genesis 4:3-5
genesis 4:3-5
genesis 18:6
genesis 18:6
numbers 18:12
numbers 18:12
numbers 18:29
numbers 18:29
deuteronomy 6:8-9
deuteronomy 6:8-9
proverbs 1:18-32
proverbs 1:18-32
proverbs 2:1-8
proverbs 2:1-8