Why is Wisdom a Woman in Proverbs?
Q: I’ve got a good one that came up in a small group tonight! In Proverbs (and probably many other places) why is wisdom a woman? It’s obviously referring to Jesus in many ways. But regardless, why female?
Q: “Moreover, your little ones who you said would become a prey, and your sons, who this day have no knowledge of good or evil, shall enter there, and I will give it to them and they shall possess it.” (Deuteronomy 1:39)
Is “no knowledge of good or evil” a call back to the tree of knowledge of good & evil in Eden? This seems like language that would’ve brought that to an Israelite’s mind immediately. I’m very curious about what Moses may have been telling them by using it, which may not be immediately obvious to us.
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Q: I’ve got a good one that came up in a small group tonight! In Proverbs (and probably many other places) why is wisdom a woman? It’s obviously referring to Jesus in many ways. But regardless, why female?
Q: My Bible study leader told us that there are degrees of sin in God’s eyes? Is this true? Are there different levels of sin?
Q: I would love to know your thoughts about how we should take the series, The Chosen? We love the idea of Jesus and the Disciples going viral, but have a few problems with our kids seeing some of the creative additions.