Pr.9.1
9:1 The number seven can denote grandeur or fullness, so the seven columns represent the grandeur of Wisdom’s house, the place where it dwells.
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Pr.9.10-12
9:10-12 Fear of the Lord: See study note on 1:7.
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Pr.9.13
9:13 The woman named Folly is brash: Fools talk boldly and without shame but have nothing intelligent to say.
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Pr.9.13-18
9:13-18 The woman named Folly also invites the simple and those who lack good judgment to join her for the banquet she has prepared. Her invitation and advice are antithetical to Wisdom’s (9:1-6).
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