‘We Are Not To Eat With Stingy People.’
Proverbs 23:6-8.
(This does not refer to the obvious poor or incapable people, it refers to stingy people)
The dictionary definition of stingy:- “reluctant to give or spend; not generous; niggardly; penurious:”
a) Proverbs 23:6. We are not to eat with stingy people.
b) Proverbs 23:6. We are not to desire the delicacies of stingy people.
c) Proverbs 23:7. Stingy people are always thinking about how much it costs.
d) Proverbs 23:7. Stingy people do not mean it when they welcome us to eat and drink with them.
e) Proverbs 23:8. The food of stingy people can make us physically sick.
f) Proverbs 23:8. We are not to waste our compliments on stingy people.
(Through this QT I know that I Am Not To Eat With Stingy People)
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‘Our Victory Comes From God.’
a) Psalm 62:1. As we quietly wait before Him.
b) Jeremiah 3:23. In the Lord is our Salvation.
c) Psalm 121:2. Our help comes from the Lord.
d) Psalm 50:23. If we keep to God’s Path, He will reveal to us His Salvation.
e) Psalm 62:6. The Lord is our Fortress where we shall not be shaken.
f) Psalm 62:7. Our Victory comes from God alone.
(This Second one reminds me that My Victory Comes From God)
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Chris.
Even though we go into the original Greek, Hebrew or Aramaic languages of the Bible sometimes we do not fully understand the meaning of the word in its translated form. It is good for every student of the Bible to also use a dictionary when they are not sure of the meaning of a word.
