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A Proverbial Word / Fear Of The Lord
One of the ways of interpreting the meaning of things like, “fear of the Lord” in the Old Testament is by looking at what the author uses as comparison. On one hand we have a person who fears the Lord while on the other we have fools who don’t even desire to learn or become wise. Fear of the lord or love of evil seem to be one of the opposites they are talking about. Fear of the Lord is humility and its opposite is pride and arrogance.
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Fear of the Lord means Awe and Wonder
Acknowledging that God is Thee ALMIGHTY God
Amen
God Bless you,
Patrick
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