Lesson 14 Proverbs â Chapters 12 - 13
Lesson 14 Proverbs – Chapters 12 - 13 Weekly Memory Verses Proverbs 12:22, 13:20,24 12:22
Lying lips are an abomination to the Lord, but those who deal faithfu lly are His delight. 13:20 He who walks with wise men will be wise, but the companion of fools will suffer harm. 13:24 He who withhol ds his rod hates his son, but he who loves him disciplines him dil igentl y. Week 14 Homework
Proverbs 12:1-28, 13:1-25
My friend, this homework is not for cramming. To get the most out of this study you need to seek to work on it a little bit every day. Keep in mind that you will get out of it what you put into it. So, invest deeply and be deeply blessed by an increase in the wisdom of our Savior! 1. Read Proverbs 12-13 each day this week or 3 days of chapter 12 and 3 days of chapter 13. 2. Work each day this week on memorizing Proverbs 12:22 and 13:20, 24 3. Mark your key words as you encounter them in the text of Chapter 12-13 (see bookmark.) 4. This week again also mark the words righteous/ness and wicked. I used light blue to shade over righteous and put a big R on it and for wicked you can draw a black cloud around the whole word. (Official Inductive symbols) 5. Most of the verses in these chapters are comparative, however there are several that are completive-the second line adds more meaning to the first line, completing the thought. Look for these Proverbs (usually indicated by an and)and consider how they are related to the verses around them. What themes do you see gluing these Proverbs together that previously didn’t seem apparent? **It may help to grab another colored pencil and out boxes around all the conjunctions but and mark specially the ands.
6. From these two chapters, list all that we learn about the heart (look for your marked key words.)
If you remember, the Proverbs is full of the observation of what is usually true among the sons of men. Have you seen these truths about the Heart lived out in your own heart or in the hearts of others? Write your illustrations below.
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As women we want to focus especially on direct Proverbs on women, as well as Proverbs on parenting and children. Even if you aren’t currently raising children in your home, you need to know these truths to help you in your job as a Titus 2 woman or as a future mom! A.
Write out the verse(s) below from chapters 12-13 that directly discuss women.
What is a definition you can find on what virtuous means from 12:16?
Describe what a virtuous woman looks like in today’s day and age.
B.
Write out the verse(s) below from chapters 12-13 that directly discuss parenting/children.
Look up 13:24 in other versions. Do you gain any insights from the wordings
8. From the chapters of Proverbs that we have already studied, what means of training and discipline is actually primary above this rod of correction?
9. Work on your topical index with the verses in Chapter 12-13 in your notebook or on notebook paper if you aren’t doing Hidden Treasures. Optional Hidden Treasures Homework: •
As you read Proverbs chapter 12-13 every day this week, read it to your children at least 3 times. Perhaps, now that we’re doing 2 chapters a week you will do three days of the first chapter and 3 days of the second chapter. There are 3 pictures for Chapter 12 and 2 for Chapter 13! Make copies for your kids to color as you read or put it on display for them to look at while you read and have them listen for the words that depict the drawing. HT page Page 34 Page 65 Page 139 Page 35 Page 66
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Verse 12:10 12:4 12:18 13:9 13:1
Fill out an “Advice in Proverbs” sheet (page 92) for chapter 12-13 Fill in the chart alone or with your kids. Fill out a “Verse Topics in Proverbs” sheet for all the verses in chapter 12-13. (Pg 93) Have you found other activities from the resource pages that you are doing with your family? Keep up the good work! Encourage us at study discussion with how it is going!
Teaching Notes – Lesson 14 Lesson 14 Proverbs 12-13 Parallels of the Righteous vs the Wicked Proverbs 12:1-28 Two units on speech and deeds Verses 1-14 First Unit
Verses 15-28 Second Unit
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Lying lips are an abomination to the Lord, but those who deal faithfu lly are His delight. 13:20 He who walks with wise men will be wise, but the companion of fools will suffer harm. 13:24 He who withhol ds his rod hates his son, but he who loves him disciplines him dil igentl y. Week 14 Homework
Proverbs 12:1-28, 13:1-25
My friend, this homework is not for cramming. To get the most out of this study you need to seek to work on it a little bit every day. Keep in mind that you will get out of it what you put into it. So, invest deeply and be deeply blessed by an increase in the wisdom of our Savior! 1. Read Proverbs 12-13 each day this week or 3 days of chapter 12 and 3 days of chapter 13. 2. Work each day this week on memorizing Proverbs 12:22 and 13:20, 24 3. Mark your key words as you encounter them in the text of Chapter 12-13 (see bookmark.) 4. This week again also mark the words righteous/ness and wicked. I used light blue to shade over righteous and put a big R on it and for wicked you can draw a black cloud around the whole word. (Official Inductive symbols) 5. Most of the verses in these chapters are comparative, however there are several that are completive-the second line adds more meaning to the first line, completing the thought. Look for these Proverbs (usually indicated by an and)and consider how they are related to the verses around them. What themes do you see gluing these Proverbs together that previously didn’t seem apparent? **It may help to grab another colored pencil and out boxes around all the conjunctions but and mark specially the ands.
6. From these two chapters, list all that we learn about the heart (look for your marked key words.)
If you remember, the Proverbs is full of the observation of what is usually true among the sons of men. Have you seen these truths about the Heart lived out in your own heart or in the hearts of others? Write your illustrations below.
7.
As women we want to focus especially on direct Proverbs on women, as well as Proverbs on parenting and children. Even if you aren’t currently raising children in your home, you need to know these truths to help you in your job as a Titus 2 woman or as a future mom! A.
Write out the verse(s) below from chapters 12-13 that directly discuss women.
What is a definition you can find on what virtuous means from 12:16?
Describe what a virtuous woman looks like in today’s day and age.
B.
Write out the verse(s) below from chapters 12-13 that directly discuss parenting/children.
Look up 13:24 in other versions. Do you gain any insights from the wordings
8. From the chapters of Proverbs that we have already studied, what means of training and discipline is actually primary above this rod of correction?
9. Work on your topical index with the verses in Chapter 12-13 in your notebook or on notebook paper if you aren’t doing Hidden Treasures. Optional Hidden Treasures Homework: •
As you read Proverbs chapter 12-13 every day this week, read it to your children at least 3 times. Perhaps, now that we’re doing 2 chapters a week you will do three days of the first chapter and 3 days of the second chapter. There are 3 pictures for Chapter 12 and 2 for Chapter 13! Make copies for your kids to color as you read or put it on display for them to look at while you read and have them listen for the words that depict the drawing. HT page Page 34 Page 65 Page 139 Page 35 Page 66
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is is is is is
Verse 12:10 12:4 12:18 13:9 13:1
Fill out an “Advice in Proverbs” sheet (page 92) for chapter 12-13 Fill in the chart alone or with your kids. Fill out a “Verse Topics in Proverbs” sheet for all the verses in chapter 12-13. (Pg 93) Have you found other activities from the resource pages that you are doing with your family? Keep up the good work! Encourage us at study discussion with how it is going!
Teaching Notes – Lesson 14 Lesson 14 Proverbs 12-13 Parallels of the Righteous vs the Wicked Proverbs 12:1-28 Two units on speech and deeds Verses 1-14 First Unit
Verses 15-28 Second Unit
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