“Seeking Wisdom, Trusting God”

The source of most problems in our country today is that men do not distinguish between right and wrong.   
That is wisdom.  Godly living is no longer pursued by men or taught to children. So we have a society
where right is wrong and wrong is right.  Now, more than ever, men need “hokmah” for Godly living
and for passing on to the next generation. ......We need the wisdom of Proverbs!

Proverbs or wisdom in ancient times was something very valuable; something to strive for, to seek.  
“hokmah” was a high priority for Jewish men and for their children.  Children were most important
in the Jewish community.   Josephus wrote “ our chief ambition is for the education of our children.”
The center of education was the Jewish home.  By using Proverbs, parents could train their children
in Godly living, just as their children would teach the next generation.

Solomon  writes:   “Wisdom is more precious than rubies; nothing you desire can compare to her.”  
(Proverbs 3:15)  He was the richest man that ever lived; yet he says nothing is greater than wisdom.  
James 1 says that if we only ask, God will give us wisdom  generously.  Ask and you shall receive;
seek and you shall find; knock and the door shall be opened.

“Power of 12” in 2012
In 2012, the goal of Proverbs Men is to reach 12 million men with the Wisdom of Proverbs by:

                                      -  One man sharing with another
                                      -  Churches encouraging the reading and the study of Proverbs
                                      -  Christian organizations promoting Proverbs
                                      -  Businesses using the wisdom Proverbs

Read more.  Be Bold for God - Join with us in a revival to help men distinguish between right and wrong.  

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