David Guzik commentary on Proverbs 7 presents a story of seduction, how a young, foolish man can be easily led into sexual immorality.

Her house is the way to hell: That wasn’t how she saw it or described it (Proverbs 7:16-18), but it was true. Wisdom teaches us that things are not as they are often presented or perceived.

Adultery is a common metaphor for all sin, as something which is tempting but leads to ruin (Proverbs 7:1–5). Solomon's wisdom was based not only in God-given insights, but also in …

Our summary of key lessons from Proverbs 7. Includes meanings, Bible verses, reflection questions, and more.

Proverbs 7:16-20 serves as a poignant reminder of the constant battle between our fleshly desires and our commitment to living according to God’s will. It emphasizes the need for wisdom, …

Proverbs 7 begins with an exhortation to value wisdom and understanding as protective measures against temptation. The text emphasizes keeping the commandments and teachings close, as …

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