Originally posted by Joanna Lytton-Vasey
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I've just looked at Proverbs 12 (and 13) and almost every verse is a non sequitur, as for instance your recommended example:
"Whoso loveth instruction loveth knowledge: but he that hateth reproof is brutish."
Obviously anyone who "loves" instruction "loves" knowledge! I mean that's just stating the obvious. But what's it got to do with the person who "hateth reproof" being brutish?
I mean - is this supposed to make sense?
It all looks like a stream of conscience to me - and a gibberish stream to boot.
I wonder, kind lady, if your praying for me to enjoy the wisdom of your good self so I might have a better understanding of what's in the Bible would make a difference.
You do believe in the power of prayer, don't you?

The King James 1611 is in Early Modern, not Old, English. Yuge difference.

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