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A Biblical Understanding of Proverbs 13:22 (Part Four)

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Why the distinction matters: Treating a wisdom principle as a promise from God can, and many times, lead to deep disillusionment, misplaced hope, bitterness, guilt, and confusion toward God when life brings setbacks, chaos, or goes sideways. Personally, I know of many believers who’ve experienced, and are experiencing these things. A promise is a declaration, assurance, or pledge by God that He will do, or refrain from doing, a specified act, whereas proverbs require discernment for daily, practical living. Biblical promises and biblical proverbs are two distinct types of literature found in Scripture. They differ in nature, purpose, and application. Confusing them leads to major misunderstandings about how God works.  

~Dr. Robert L. Taylor, Th.D., Theologian & Bible Expositor

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