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Diligence Excerpt Verses   3-5  discuss diligence and sloth. Satisfaction of one’s appetite is related to  the  Lord  ( v .  3 ); poverty and wealth result from laziness and diligence, respectively ( v .  4 ); industry characterizes a wise son and sleep characterizes a  shameful son ( v .  5 ).  The righteous  is literally, “the soul of the righteous.” Since “soul” emphasizes the whole person, God has said here that He meets all one’s needs, including the needs of his body for food ( cf .  Ps. 37:19 ,  25 ).  The craving of  the wicked  refers to their evil desires to bring about destruction and disaster. God can keep them from carrying out such plans. Like many verses in Proverbs, this verse is a generalization. It is usually true that the godly do not starve and that the wicked do not get all they desire.  More Buzzell, Sid S. “ Proverbs .”   The Bible Knowledge Commentary: An Exposi...

Diligence Excerpt Verses  3-5  discuss diligence and sloth. Satisfaction of one’s appetite is related to  the  Lord  ( v.  3 ); poverty and wealth result from laziness and diligence, respectively ( v.  4 ); industry characterizes a wise son and sleep characterizes a  shameful son ( v.   5 ).  The righteous  is literally, “the soul of the righteous.” Since “soul” emphasizes the whole person, God has said here that He meets all one’s needs, including the needs of his body for food (cf.  Ps. 37:19 ,  25 ).  The craving of  the wicked  refers to their evil desires to bring about destruction and disaster. God can keep them from carrying out such plans. Like many verses in Proverbs , this verse is a generalization. It is usually true that the godly do not starve and that the wicked do not get all they desire.  More Buzzell, Sid S. “ Proverbs .”   The Bible Knowledge Commentary: An Exposition ...

Diligence Excerpt Verses  3-5  discuss diligence and sloth. Satisfaction of one’s appetite is related to  the  Lord  (v.  3 ); poverty and wealth result from laziness and diligence, respectively (v.  4 ); industry characterizes a wise son and sleep characterizes a  shameful son (v.  5 ).  The righteous  is literally, “the soul of the righteous.” Since “soul” emphasizes the whole person, God has said here that He meets all one’s needs, including the needs of his body for food (cf.  Ps. 37:19 ,  25 ).  The craving of  the wicked  refers to their evil desires to bring about destruction and disaster. God can keep them from carrying out such plans. Like many verses in Proverbs, this verse is a generalization. It is usually true that the godly do not starve and that the wicked do not get all they desire.  More Buzzell, Sid S. “Proverbs.”   The Bible Knowledge Commentary: An Exposition of th...

Diligence Excerpt Verses   Proverbs 10: 3-5  discuss diligence and sloth. Satisfaction of one’s appetite is related to  the  Lord  ( v.   3 ); poverty and wealth result from laziness and diligence, respectively ( v.   4 ); industry characterizes a wise son and sleep characterizes a  shameful son ( v.   5 ).  The righteous  is literally, “the soul of the righteous.” Since “soul” emphasizes the whole person, God has said here that He meets all one’s needs, including the needs of his body for food ( cf.   Ps. 37:19 ,  25 ).  The craving of  the wicked  refers to their evil desires to bring about destruction and disaster. God can keep them from carrying out such plans. Like many verses in Proverbs , this verse is a generalization. It is usually true that the godly do not starve and that the wicked do not get all they desire.  More Buzzell, Sid S. “Proverbs.”  The Bible Knowledge Commen...

Diligence Excerpt Verses 3-5 discuss diligence and sloth. Satisfaction of one’s appetite is related to the Lord ( v. 3 ); poverty and wealth result from laziness and diligence, respectively (v. 4 ); industry characterizes a wise son and sleep is a shameful son ( v. 5 ). The righteous is literally, “the soul of the righteous.” Since “soul” emphasizes the whole person, God has said here that He meets all one’s needs, including the needs of his body for food ( cf . Ps. 37:19 , 25 ). The craving of the wicked refers to their evil desires to bring about destruction and disaster. God can keep them from carrying out such plans. Like many verse's in Proverbs , this verse is a generalization. It is usually true that the godly do not starve and that the wicked do not get all they desire. Buzzell, Sid S. “ Proverbs .” The Bible Knowledge Commentary: An Exposition of the Scriptures . Ed. J. F. Walvoord and R. B. Zuck. Vol. 1. Wheaton, IL: Victor Books, 1985. 925. Print.

Diligence Excerpt Verses 3-5 discuss diligence and sloth. Satisfaction of one’s appetite is related to the Lord ( v. 3 ); poverty and wealth result from laziness and diligence, respectively ( v. 4 ); industry characterizes a wise son and sleep shows a shameful son ( v. 5 ). The righteous is literally, “the soul of the righteous.” Since “soul” emphasizes the whole person, God has said here that He meets all one’s needs, including the needs of his body for food ( cf . Ps. 37:19 , 25 ). The craving of the wicked refers to their evil desires to bring about destruction and disaster. God can keep them from carrying out such plans. Like many verses in Proverbs, this verse is a generalization. It is usually true that the godly do not starve and that the wicked do not get all they desire. Buzzell, Sid S. “ Proverbs .” The Bible Knowledge Commentary: An Exposition of the Scriptures . Ed. J. F. Walvoord and R. B. Zuck. Vol. 1. Wheaton, IL: Victor Books, 1985. 925. Print.

Diligence Excerpt Verses 3-5 discuss diligence and sloth. Satisfaction of one’s appetite is related to the Lord (v. 3 ); poverty and wealth result from laziness and diligence, respectively (v. 4 ); industry characterizes a wise son and sleep a shameful son (v. 5 ). The righteous is literally, “the soul of the righteous.” Since “soul” emphasizes the whole person, God has said here that He meets all one’s needs, including the needs of his body for food (cf. Ps. 37:19 , 25 ). The craving of the wicked refers to their evil desires to bring about destruction and disaster. God can keep them from carrying out such plans. Like many verses in Proverbs, this verse is a generalization. It is usually true that the godly do not starve and that the wicked do not get all they desire. Buzzell, Sid S. “Proverbs.” The Bible Knowledge Commentary: An Exposition of the Scriptures. Ed. J. F. Walvoord and R. B. Zuck. Vol. 1. Wheaton, IL: Victor Books, 1985. 925. Print.

Diligence Excerpt ‎Verses 3-5 discuss diligence and sloth. Satisfaction of one’s appetite is related to the Lord ( v. 3 ); poverty and wealth result from laziness and diligence, respectively ( v. 4 ); industry characterizes a wise son and sleep characterizes a shameful son ( v. 5 ). The righteous is literally, “the soul of the righteous.” Since “soul” emphasizes the whole person, God has said here that He meets all one’s needs, including the needs of his body for food ( cf . Ps. 37:19 , 25 ). The craving of the wicked refers to their evil desires to bring about destruction and disaster. God can keep them from carrying out such plans. Like many verses in Proverbs , this verse is a generalization. It is usually true that the godly do not starve and that the wicked do not get all they desire. Buzzell, Sid S. “ Proverbs .” The Bible Knowledge Commentary: An Exposition of the Scriptures. Ed. J. F. Walvoord & R. B. Zuck. Vol. 1 . Wheaton, IL: Victor Books, 1985. 925. P...