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Should we fear the Lord? And how does that lead to knowledge and understanding?
The type of fear this verse speaks of isn’t what we feel for snakes, spiders, or even our worries coming true. It isn’t the fear that cripples us, that nails us to the place where we stand, unable to speak. No, this type of fear is more like awe or respect. When we respect someone, we hold them up as higher. When we have awe for something or someone, we are in wonder, and there is some reverence involved.
How can such fear of God lead us to wisdom and understanding? Listen to today’s podcast episode from Laura Groves based on Proverbs 1:7.
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About the Author
Dr. Laura Groves has taught English and Public Speaking on the high school and college levels. In addition to writing for the MOB Society, and then Million Praying Moms for years, Laura is the author of a nonfiction parenting book, I’m Outnumbered: One Mom’s Lessons on the Living Art of Raising Boys. She has also written a novel about international adoption entitled Pearl. Laura spends her time writing, editing, and enjoying her grands. Learn more about Laura at her blog.