Proverbs 3:32

Awadhi

Proverbs 3:32 — Awadhi

काहेकि यहोवा कुटिल लोगन स घिना करत ह अउ इमानदार लोगन क अपनावत ह।

What Does This Mean?

This verse tells us that God finds wicked people disgusting, but He keeps His secrets safe with those who are good and honest. It's from the Book of Proverbs, which is known for its wise sayings.

Explained for Children

Imagine you have a secret, and you only want to tell it to your best friend because you trust them. God feels the same way. He doesn't like mean people, but He shares His special secrets with those who are kind and good.

Historical Background

The Book of Proverbs is believed to have been written by King Solomon, a wise king in Israel around 1000 BC. The book was intended to teach people about wisdom and how to live a good life.

Living It Out Today

Imagine you're at work, and you notice a colleague is consistently dishonest. This verse reminds you that God disapproves of such behavior. It encourages you to be honest and trustworthy, the kind of person God can count on.

Topics

• wisdom
• righteousness
• secrets
• wickedness
• trust
• God's character

Related Verses

• Proverbs 6:16
• Proverbs 15:8
• Psalms 11:5
• Luke 12:2-3
• 1 John 1:5-7

Frequently Asked Questions

What does it mean to be 'froward'?

Being 'froward' means being stubborn, rebellious, or deceitful. This verse emphasizes that God doesn't approve of such behavior.

What does it mean that God's 'secret is with the righteous'?

It means that God trusts the righteous with His plans and purposes, just like you might share a secret with a friend you trust.

How can I know if I am righteous in God's eyes?

Being righteous in God's eyes means living a life guided by His principles and trusting in Jesus Christ for salvation. Reflect on your actions and seek God's guidance through prayer and His Word.

What are some ways to avoid being froward?

To avoid being froward, focus on honesty, humility, and listening to God's Word. Reflect on your actions and attitudes to ensure they align with God's values.