Proverbs 4–6

Common Theme

The father urges his son to seek wisdom above all else, highlighting its protective power, its moral clarity, and the consequences of ignoring it. These chapters contrast the path of wisdom with the dangers of adultery, laziness, and financial entanglements.

Reflection Questions

• What specific steps does Proverbs 4 suggest for guarding your heart, and why is that so important?
• How does God’s wisdom protect us from both moral failure and practical ruin?

God Shot

God is a Father who lovingly instructs His children, calling them to wisdom not just for success but for life itself. He hates deception and delights in protecting His people through truth, discipline, and righteous paths.