# @andyldooley on Instagram

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- **Posted:** 2024-06-04T04:53:50.000+00:00
- **Account Owner:** ANDY DOOLEY | FITNESS COACH | HOST (@andyldooley) — https://gondola.cc/andyldooley

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Don’t be wise in your eyes 👀 Proverbs 3 Day 20

1. Humility and Wisdom: The importance of humility in the pursuit of wisdom, emphasizing that one should not consider themselves wiser than God.
2. Walking the Talk: The necessity of aligning one’s actions with their proclaimed faith in God.
3. Health and Protection: The benefits of following God’s guidance for physical health and protection.
Explanations

1. Humility and Wisdom Key Points

You can’t be wiser than God.
No matter how much knowledge you acquire, you will never know it all.
There will always be someone who knows more than you.
Explanation

One should not consider themselves wiser than God, as it is impossible to know everything. This humility helps in maintaining a proper perspective and encourages continuous learning.
Proverbs 3:7-8
 
The scripture says, ‘Don’t be wise in your own eyes; fear the Lord and turn away from evil. This will be healing for your body and strengthening for your bones.’

1. The scripture advises against being wise in one’s own eyes.
2. It encourages fearing the Lord and turning away from evil.
3. Following this advice will lead to healing and strengthening of the body.

Following God’s guidance leads to healing and strengthening of the body.
Avoiding sinful activities protects against diseases and harmful behaviors.

Staying away from drugs and lustful activities prevents anxiety, depression, and harmful actions.
God’s guidance not only benefits one’s spiritual life but also has tangible benefits for physical health and protection. 

#proverbs #biblestudy #proverbswithdooley

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