3. The Value of Wisdom:
16:16 Having wisdom and knowledge is much better than having wealth without wisdom or knowledge.
17:16 There is no point in having money if you do not desire the wisdom to know what to do with it
23:23 This verse says that you should obtain the truth, wisdom, discipline and understanding, likening them to purchases. It advises you to obtain those things no matter the cost and never let go of them.
31:26 This verse mentions wisdom as one of the characteristics of an ideal wife with a noble character. In verse 10 of the same chapter it states that such a wife "is worth far more than rubies." Such a woman will be a wise and loving instructor and advisor to her children and her husband and is to be valued.
4. The Benefits of Wisdom
19:8 Those who desire and gains wisdom will find success and enjoy himself.
19:11 a wise man is patient and forgiving
23:4 This verse advises you against being obsessed with obtaining personal wealth but having wisdom will show you self-control, perspective and restraint from greed.
24:3 a person's success in life is built upon wisdom and maintained by knowledge stemming from wisdom.
24:14 Having wisdom will give you hope for the future as...
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