The Proverbs

Northstar Ministries

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Author: Dr. David Sorenson

The Holy Spirit inspired Solomon to write Proverbs to his young adult son. Though approximately 3,000 years have passed in the meantime, the truths contained in Proverbs are timeless. And young adults need these truths today more than ever.

Solomon admonished his son to avoid sexual immorality of any kind. He stressed the virtue of obtaining wisdom. He warned against the dangers of alcoholic beverages. He linked wisdom and basic righteousness. And, he warned his son to avoid the world and the world's crowd.

Christian young adults need to read this new book and apply the wisdom of Proverbs to their day-to-day living.  Because Solomon wrote to his son, this book is written for young adults. Though there is depth of content, the style and format is easy to read. Dr. Sorenson makes the biblical book of Proverbs come alive in a very understandable way.

This is "must" reading for Christian young adults. If one will read a chapter a day, in a month, this timely book will be well digested.

This book is an outtake of Dr. Sorenson’s full commentary, Understanding the Bible.

About the Author:

For more than five decades, Dr. David Sorenson has been doing the work his books reflect:

Preaching Scripture. Shepherding people. Helping Christians understand what they believe—and put it into practice.

A third-generation Baptist preacher, he founded Northstar Baptist Church in Duluth, Minnesota, in 1989, pastored there for 27 years, and now serves as Pastor Emeritus. His writing brings that lifetime of study and service to your bookshelf. He has read through the Bible more than 300 times. Over 100,000 copies of his books are in print. His subjects range from verse-by-verse Bible exposition and the defense of the King James Bible to prayer, marriage, raising children and caring for a congregation.

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