Bible Quiz – Proverbs 15: The Wisdom of Righteous Living
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or False
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Introduction
Welcome to the Bible
Quiz on Proverbs Chapter 15! This chapter contains valuable teachings about
wise speech, a teachable heart, righteous living, discipline, humility, and the
fear of the Lord. It contrasts the conduct of the wise with that of the foolish
and reminds us that our words, attitudes, and decisions reveal the condition of
our hearts.
Through this True or
False quiz, you will explore the teachings of Proverbs 15 and deepen your
understanding of the practical wisdom found in God's Word. The quiz covers all
33 verses of the chapter, helping you reflect on the importance of speaking
gently, seeking understanding, accepting correction, and walking in
righteousness.
Scripture Reference:
Proverbs 15 (King James Version – KJV)
Instructions
- Read each statement carefully.
- Decide whether the statement is
True or False according to Proverbs Chapter 15.
- Try to answer all the questions
before checking the answer key.
- The answers and their
corresponding Bible references are provided after the complete quiz.
- Read the relevant verses to
understand the context and learn the lessons more deeply.
Quiz
Questions: True or False
1. A soft answer
turns away wrath, but grievous words stir up anger.
Choose: True or
False
2. The tongue of the
wise uses knowledge correctly, but the mouth of fools pours out foolishness.
Choose: True or
False
3. The eyes of the
Lord are in every place, observing only the actions of the righteous.
Choose: True or
False
4. A wholesome
tongue is a tree of life, but perverseness in it breaks the spirit.
Choose: True or
False
5. A fool despises
his father's instruction, but whoever regards correction is prudent.
Choose: True or
False
6. The house of the
righteous contains great treasure, while the income of the wicked brings
trouble.
Choose: True or
False
7. The lips of the
wise spread knowledge, but the heart of fools does not do so rightly.
Choose: True or
False
8. The sacrifice of
the wicked is an abomination to the Lord, but the prayer of the upright is His
delight.
Choose: True or
False
9. The Lord delights
in the way of the wicked as long as they offer sacrifices.
Choose: True or
False
10. Correction is
grievous to anyone who forsakes the way, and whoever hates reproof will die.
Choose: True or
False
11. Hell and
destruction are hidden from the Lord.
Choose: True or
False
12. A scorner loves
those who correct him and gladly seeks their counsel.
Choose: True or
False
13. A merry heart
makes a cheerful countenance, but by sorrow of the heart the spirit is broken.
Choose: True or
False
14. The heart of him
who has understanding seeks knowledge, but the mouth of fools feeds on
foolishness.
Choose: True or
False
15. All the days of
the afflicted are evil, but a cheerful heart has a continual feast.
Choose: True or
False
16. It is better to
have great riches with constant trouble than little with the fear of the Lord.
Choose: True or
False
17. A dinner of
herbs where love is present is better than a stalled ox with hatred.
Choose: True or
False
18. A wrathful man
stirs up strife, but he who is slow to anger appeases contention.
Choose: True or
False
19. The way of the
slothful is like a thorn hedge, but the path of the righteous is made plain.
Choose: True or
False
20. A wise son makes
his father glad, but a foolish man despises his mother.
Choose: True or
False
21. Folly is joy to
him who lacks wisdom, but a person of understanding walks uprightly.
Choose: True or
False
22. Without counsel,
purposes are disappointed, but in the multitude of counsellors they are
established.
Choose: True or
False
23. A person can
find satisfaction without ever receiving a timely answer.
Choose: True or
False
24. The way of life
leads upward for the wise, that he may depart from hell beneath.
Choose: True or
False
25. The Lord will
destroy the house of the proud, but He will establish the boundary of the
widow.
Choose: True or
False
26. The thoughts of
the wicked are an abomination to the Lord, but the words of the pure are
pleasant.
Choose: True or
False
27. He who is greedy
for gain troubles his own house, but he who hates gifts shall live.
Choose: True or
False
28. The heart of the
righteous studies how to answer, but the mouth of the wicked pours out evil
things.
Choose: True or
False
29. The Lord is far
from the wicked, but He hears the prayer of the righteous.
Choose: True or
False
30. A good report
makes the bones fat, and the light of the eyes rejoices the heart.
Choose: True or
False
31. The person who
listens to life-giving reproof will dwell among the wise.
Choose: True or
False
32. Whoever refuses
instruction despises his own soul, but whoever listens to reproof gains
understanding.
Choose: True or
False
33. The fear of the
Lord is the instruction of wisdom, and before honour is humility.
Choose: True or
False
Answers
and Bible References
1. True — A gentle
answer can calm anger, whereas harsh words provoke it. Reference: Proverbs 15:1
2. True — Wise
people communicate knowledge appropriately, while fools express foolishness.
Reference: Proverbs 15:2
3. False — The
Lord's eyes are in every place, beholding both the evil and the good, not only
the righteous. Reference: Proverbs 15:3
4. True — A
wholesome tongue brings life, while perverseness in speech can break the
spirit. Reference: Proverbs 15:4
5. True — A fool
rejects parental instruction, but a prudent person accepts correction.
Reference: Proverbs 15:5
6. True — The house
of the righteous contains much treasure, but the revenues of the wicked bring
trouble. Reference: Proverbs 15:6
7. False — The lips
of the wise disperse knowledge, but the heart of the foolish does not do so
rightly. Reference: Proverbs 15:7
8. True — God
rejects the sacrifice of the wicked but delights in the prayer of the upright.
Reference: Proverbs 15:8
9. False — The Lord
abhors the way of the wicked and loves the person who pursues righteousness.
Reference: Proverbs 15:9
10. True — Severe
correction awaits the person who abandons the right path, and rejecting reproof
leads to destruction. Reference: Proverbs 15:10
11. False — Hell and
destruction lie open before the Lord; nothing is hidden from His knowledge.
Reference: Proverbs 15:11
12. False — A
scorner does not love correction and will not go to the wise for counsel.
Reference: Proverbs 15:12
13. True — A
cheerful heart brightens the face, while sorrow can break the spirit.
Reference: Proverbs 15:13
14. True —
Understanding leads a person to seek knowledge, whereas fools feed on
foolishness. Reference: Proverbs 15:14
15. False — The
verse contrasts the afflicted person's difficult days with the continual feast
of a cheerful heart. Reference: Proverbs 15:15
16. False — A little
with the fear of the Lord is better than great treasure accompanied by trouble.
Reference: Proverbs 15:16
17. True — A simple
meal shared in love is better than a rich feast accompanied by hatred.
Reference: Proverbs 15:17
18. True — Anger
creates conflict, while patience helps calm disputes. Reference: Proverbs 15:18
19. False — The way
of the slothful is like a thorn hedge, while the path of the righteous is made
plain. Reference: Proverbs 15:19
20. True — A wise
son brings joy to his father, while a foolish person despises his mother.
Reference: Proverbs 15:20
21. True —
Foolishness delights the person who lacks wisdom, but understanding guides a
person to walk uprightly. Reference: Proverbs 15:21
22. True — Plans may
fail without advice, but sound counsel from many advisers helps establish them.
Reference: Proverbs 15:22
23. False — A timely
answer brings joy to a person; the verse does not say that satisfaction comes
without one. Reference: Proverbs 15:23
24. True — The wise
follow the upward path of life, turning away from destruction below. Reference:
Proverbs 15:24
25. True — The Lord
overturns the house of the proud but protects the widow's boundary. Reference:
Proverbs 15:25
26. True — Wicked
thoughts are abhorrent to the Lord, while pure words are pleasant to Him.
Reference: Proverbs 15:26
27. True — Greed
brings trouble to one's household, while rejecting dishonest gifts leads toward
life. Reference: Proverbs 15:27
28. True — The
righteous carefully consider their answers, while the wicked speak evil.
Reference: Proverbs 15:28
29. True — The Lord
is far from the wicked but hears the prayer of the righteous. Reference:
Proverbs 15:29
30. True — Good news
brings joy to the heart and refreshment to the body. Reference: Proverbs 15:30
31. True — A person
who listens to life-giving correction will be at home among the wise.
Reference: Proverbs 15:31
32. True — Rejecting
instruction harms oneself, while accepting correction develops understanding.
Reference: Proverbs 15:32
33. True — Reverence
for the Lord teaches wisdom, and humility comes before honour. Reference:
Proverbs 15:33
Reflection
and Devotional Thought
Proverbs 15 reminds
us that wisdom is revealed not merely through what we know, but through how we
speak, respond to correction, treat others, and honour God. A gentle answer can
prevent conflict, a humble heart can receive instruction, and a life rooted in
righteousness can bring peace even when material possessions are few.
As you reflect on
this chapter, consider three questions: Are your words bringing peace or
creating strife? Are you willing to accept correction when you are wrong? And
are you pursuing wisdom and humility more earnestly than wealth and
recognition?
May the teachings of
Proverbs 15 encourage you to speak with kindness, listen with humility, seek
understanding, and walk daily in the fear of the Lord.
Memory Verse:
Proverbs 15:1 (KJV)
“A soft answer
turneth away wrath: but grievous words stir up anger.”
Bible Quiz – Proverbs 15: The Wisdom of Righteous Living
Level
2 – True or False
Introduction
Welcome to Level 2
of the Bible Quiz on Proverbs Chapter 15! This level offers a more challenging
review of the chapter's teachings about wisdom, speech, discipline,
righteousness, humility, and the fear of the Lord.
The statements
require careful attention to the meaning of each verse. Some closely reflect
the biblical teaching, while others contain subtle changes that you must
identify. This quiz will help you examine your understanding of God's Word and
apply its wisdom to everyday life.
Scripture Reference:
Proverbs 15 (King James Version – KJV)
Instructions
- Read each statement carefully
before deciding your answer.
- Mark each statement as True or
False according to Proverbs 15.
- Pay attention to the specific
wording of each statement.
- Complete all the questions before
checking the answers.
- The answers, explanations, and
Bible references are provided after the quiz.
- This is a non-interactive,
printable-style quiz.
Quiz
Questions: True or False
1. Proverbs 15
teaches that a gentle response can turn away anger, while harsh words can
provoke it.
2. According to
Proverbs 15, the mouth of the wise conceals knowledge, while fools openly
distribute it.
3. The Lord observes
the actions of human beings everywhere, both good and evil.
4. A perverse tongue
strengthens the spirit, even when its words are harmful.
5. Proverbs 15
describes a person who accepts correction as prudent.
6. The chapter
teaches that the income of the righteous brings trouble into their household.
7. The prayer of the
upright is described as something in which the Lord delights.
8. According to
Proverbs 15, God values the sacrifices of the wicked more highly than the
prayers of the upright.
9. A person who
hates reproof is warned of serious consequences.
10. Proverbs 15
teaches that the Lord cannot fully understand what happens in the realm of the
dead.
11. A scorner is
unlikely to appreciate correction or seek the company of the wise.
12. A cheerful heart
can positively affect a person's countenance, while sorrow can break the
spirit.
13. The person who
understands wisdom is satisfied by foolishness rather than seeking knowledge.
14. Proverbs 15
teaches that a cheerful heart is comparable to a continual feast.
15. The chapter
declares that great wealth accompanied by trouble is better than a little
wealth with the fear of the Lord.
16. A household
filled with love is preferable to a rich meal accompanied by hatred.
17. A person who is
quick to anger is more likely to create conflict than one who is slow to anger.
18. Proverbs 15
compares the path of the slothful to a smooth and open road.
19. A wise son
brings joy to his father, while a foolish person despises his mother.
20. According to
Proverbs 15, a person who lacks wisdom may find foolishness enjoyable.
21. The chapter
teaches that wise plans can be established through the counsel of many
advisers.
22. Proverbs 15
states that a timely answer never brings joy to the person who receives it.
23. The wise person
follows a path of life that leads upward and away from destruction.
24. The Lord
destroys the house of the widow but protects the household of the proud.
25. God regards the
thoughts of the wicked as an abomination, while pure words are pleasant to Him.
26. Proverbs 15
teaches that greed for dishonest gain can bring trouble upon one's own
household.
27. The righteous
speak immediately without considering their answers, while the wicked carefully
weigh their words.
28. The Lord is
described as being far from the wicked but hearing the prayer of the righteous.
29. A good report
can bring joy to the heart and refreshment to the body.
30. A person who
rejects instruction harms only other people and does not damage their own life.
31. Proverbs 15
teaches that humility comes before honour.
32. The fear of the
Lord is presented as an essential part of learning wisdom.
33. According to
Proverbs 15, the Lord delights in the way of the wicked when they become
successful.
Answers,
Explanations, and Bible References
1. True — A soft
answer turns away wrath, whereas grievous words stir up anger. Reference:
Proverbs 15:1
2. False — The lips
of the wise disperse knowledge; the verse does not say that they conceal it.
Reference: Proverbs 15:7
3. True — The eyes
of the Lord are in every place, beholding both the evil and the good.
Reference: Proverbs 15:3
4. False —
Perverseness in the tongue breaks the spirit rather than strengthening it.
Reference: Proverbs 15:4
5. True — Proverbs
15:5 teaches that whoever regards reproof is prudent. Reference: Proverbs 15:5
6. False — The house
of the righteous contains much treasure, while the revenues of the wicked bring
trouble. Reference: Proverbs 15:6
7. True — The
sacrifice of the wicked is an abomination to the Lord, but the prayer of the
upright is His delight. Reference: Proverbs 15:8
8. False — The verse
contrasts God's rejection of the wicked person's sacrifice with His delight in
the upright person's prayer. Reference: Proverbs 15:8
9. True — Proverbs
15:10 warns that the person who hates reproof will die. Reference: Proverbs
15:10
10. False — Hell and
destruction are open before the Lord; He knows what lies beyond human
understanding. Reference: Proverbs 15:11
11. True — A scorner
does not love correction and will not go to the wise for counsel. Reference:
Proverbs 15:12
12. True — A merry
heart makes a cheerful countenance, but sorrow of heart breaks the spirit.
Reference: Proverbs 15:13
13. False — The
heart of the understanding person seeks knowledge, while the mouth of fools
feeds on foolishness. Reference: Proverbs 15:14
14. True — Proverbs
15:15 compares a cheerful heart to a continual feast. Reference: Proverbs 15:15
15. False — A little
with the fear of the Lord is better than great treasure accompanied by trouble.
Reference: Proverbs 15:16
16. True — A dinner
of herbs with love is better than a stalled ox served where hatred prevails.
Reference: Proverbs 15:17
17. True — A
wrathful person stirs up strife, while someone slow to anger appeases
contention. Reference: Proverbs 15:18
18. False — The way
of the slothful is like a thorn hedge, while the path of the righteous is made
plain. Reference: Proverbs 15:19
19. True — A wise
son makes his father glad, but a foolish man despises his mother. Reference:
Proverbs 15:20
20. True — Folly is
joy to someone who lacks wisdom, whereas a person of understanding walks
uprightly. Reference: Proverbs 15:21
21. True — Without
counsel, purposes are disappointed; with many counsellors, they are
established. Reference: Proverbs 15:22
22. False — A man
has joy by the answer of his mouth, and a word spoken in due season is good.
Reference: Proverbs 15:23
23. True — The way
of life leads upward for the wise, helping them depart from destruction below.
Reference: Proverbs 15:24
24. False — The Lord
will destroy the house of the proud but establish the boundary of the widow.
Reference: Proverbs 15:25
25. True — The
thoughts of the wicked are an abomination to the Lord, but pleasant words from
the pure are acceptable to Him. Reference: Proverbs 15:26
26. True — A person
greedy for gain troubles their own house, while one who hates gifts shall live.
Reference: Proverbs 15:27
27. False — The
heart of the righteous studies how to answer, whereas the mouth of the wicked
pours out evil things. Reference: Proverbs 15:28
28. True — The Lord
is far from the wicked but hears the prayer of the righteous. Reference:
Proverbs 15:29
29. True — A good
report makes the bones fat, and the light of the eyes rejoices the heart.
Reference: Proverbs 15:30
30. False — Whoever
refuses instruction despises their own soul, while the person who listens to
reproof gains understanding. Reference: Proverbs 15:32
31. True — Proverbs
15:33 teaches that before honour comes humility. Reference: Proverbs 15:33
32. True — The fear
of the Lord is the instruction of wisdom. Reference: Proverbs 15:33
33. False — The Lord
abhors the way of the wicked and loves the person who pursues righteousness.
Success does not change this teaching. Reference: Proverbs 15:9
Reflection
and Devotional Thought
Proverbs 15 reminds
us that genuine wisdom is demonstrated through our daily choices. The way we
speak, our willingness to accept correction, our attitude towards wealth, and
our treatment of others all reveal the values that guide our lives.
A wise person does
not simply seek to win an argument; they seek to speak with understanding. They
do not measure success only by material possessions; they value peace,
righteousness, humility, and reverence for God. They also recognize that
accepting correction is not a sign of weakness but an opportunity to grow.
As you reflect on
this chapter, ask yourself: Am I willing to exchange pride for humility, anger
for patience, and foolishness for understanding?
May the wisdom of
Proverbs 15 shape your words, strengthen your character, and guide you towards
a life that honours the Lord.
Memory Verse —
Proverbs 15:33 (KJV)
“The fear of the
LORD is the instruction of wisdom; and before honour is humility.”
Bible Quiz – Proverbs 15: The Wisdom of Righteous Living
Level
3 – Advanced True or False Quiz
Introduction
Welcome to Level 3 of
the Bible Quiz on Proverbs Chapter 15! This advanced quiz is designed for
readers who want to examine the chapter more carefully and deepen their
understanding of its spiritual and practical lessons.
Proverbs 15 explores
the relationship between our words and our character, the value of correction,
the difference between worldly riches and godly contentment, the importance of
wise counsel, and the connection between humility and honour. The statements in
this level include subtle distinctions that require close attention to the
meaning of Scripture.
Challenge yourself
to distinguish biblical truth from statements that alter an important detail.
Read each statement thoughtfully, consider its meaning, and discover how the
wisdom of Proverbs can influence your daily decisions.
Scripture Reference:
Proverbs 15 (King James Version – KJV)
Instructions
- Read each statement carefully and
determine whether it is True or False according to Proverbs 15.
- Pay close attention to changes in
wording, comparisons, and the lessons taught in each verse.
- Complete all 33 questions before
consulting the answer key.
- The answers, explanations, and
corresponding Bible references appear after the quiz.
- Use your Bible to read the full
verses and understand their context.
- This is a non-interactive quiz
intended for personal study, Bible study groups, and Scripture knowledge
challenges.
Quiz
Questions: True or False
1. Proverbs 15
teaches that a gentle answer can turn away wrath, but it does not suggest that
harsh words can intensify anger.
2. The wise use
knowledge appropriately in their speech, while the mouth of fools pours out
foolishness.
3. The Lord observes
the actions of both the righteous and the wicked, but His eyes are not
described as being in every place.
4. According to
Proverbs 15, a wholesome tongue is associated with life, while perverseness in
speech can damage the spirit.
5. The chapter
presents the rejection of parental instruction as foolishness and the
acceptance of correction as a sign of prudence.
6. Proverbs 15
distinguishes between the house of the righteous, which contains treasure, and
the revenues of the wicked, which bring trouble.
7. The Lord delights
in the sacrifice of the wicked when it is offered sincerely, but rejects the
prayers of the upright.
8. The Lord's
attitude towards a person's way is more important in this chapter than the
outward appearance of religious observance alone.
9. Proverbs 15:10
connects abandoning the right way with severe correction and warns that hating
reproof has serious consequences.
10. The chapter
teaches that human beings may conceal their thoughts from the Lord because the
depths of destruction are beyond His knowledge.
11. A scorner is
portrayed as someone who resents correction and avoids seeking wisdom from
others.
12. Proverbs 15
teaches that outward cheerfulness always eliminates inward sorrow and prevents
a person's spirit from being broken.
13. The person of
understanding actively seeks knowledge, whereas the mouth of fools feeds on
foolishness.
14. The comparison
between a cheerful heart and a continual feast emphasizes the value of inward
disposition rather than material abundance alone.
15. According to
Proverbs 15, great treasure accompanied by trouble is preferable to a modest
living accompanied by reverence for the Lord.
16. The comparison
between a meal of herbs with love and a stalled ox with hatred teaches that the
quality of relationships can matter more than the richness of a meal.
17. Proverbs 15
suggests that anger is harmless when a person has a strong argument, even if it
causes contention.
18. The thorn hedge
illustrates the difficulties associated with the way of the slothful, while the
path of the righteous is described as plain.
19. The chapter
associates a wise son with his father's joy and a foolish person with contempt
for his mother.
20. Proverbs 15
teaches that folly can be enjoyable to the person who lacks wisdom, even though
understanding leads to upright conduct.
21. The chapter
teaches that careful planning makes counsel unnecessary because wise purposes
can be established without advice.
22. Proverbs 15:22
presents the counsel of many advisers as helpful in establishing purposes that
might otherwise be disappointed.
23. The upward way
of life described for the wise is intended to help them avoid destruction
below.
24. Proverbs 15:25
contrasts the Lord's judgment against the house of the proud with His
protection of the widow's boundary.
25. The chapter
distinguishes between the thoughts of the wicked, which are an abomination to
the Lord, and the pleasant words of the pure.
26. Proverbs 15:27
warns that greed for gain can trouble one's own household and contrasts this
with the person who refuses gifts.
27. The righteous
are encouraged to answer immediately without reflection, whereas the wicked are
careful to consider their words before speaking.
28. Proverbs 15:29
teaches that the Lord hears the prayers of the righteous but remains distant
from the wicked.
29. The reference to
a good report and the light of the eyes connects encouraging news with joy and
refreshment.
30. Proverbs 15:31
teaches that anyone who hears correction will automatically become wise,
regardless of whether the correction gives life.
31. The chapter
presents the rejection of instruction as harmful to one's own soul and the
acceptance of reproof as a path to understanding.
32. According to
Proverbs 15:33, wisdom is associated with the fear of the Lord, and humility
precedes honour.
33. Proverbs 15
teaches that humility is necessary only after a person has received honour,
rather than before it.
Answers,
Explanations, and Bible References
1. False — Proverbs
15:1 teaches both that a soft answer turns away wrath and that grievous words
stir up anger. The statement incorrectly denies the second part. Reference:
Proverbs 15:1
2. True — The tongue
of the wise uses knowledge rightly, while the mouth of fools pours out
foolishness. Reference: Proverbs 15:2
3. False — The verse
explicitly states that the eyes of the Lord are in every place, beholding both
the evil and the good. Reference: Proverbs 15:3
4. True — A
wholesome tongue is described as a tree of life, whereas perverseness in it
breaks the spirit. Reference: Proverbs 15:4
5. True — The verse
contrasts the fool who despises his father's instruction with the prudent
person who regards reproof. Reference: Proverbs 15:5
6. True — The house
of the righteous contains much treasure, while the revenues of the wicked bring
trouble. Reference: Proverbs 15:6
7. False — The
sacrifice of the wicked is an abomination to the Lord, while the prayer of the
upright is His delight. The statement reverses the biblical teaching.
Reference: Proverbs 15:8
8. True — Proverbs
15:8–9 contrasts unacceptable religious offerings and the wicked person's way
with the prayer of the upright and the pursuit of righteousness. The chapter
emphasizes the importance of one's relationship with God and one's way of life,
not outward observance alone. Reference: Proverbs 15:8–9
9. True — The verse
warns that whoever forsakes the way will face grievous correction and that
whoever hates reproof will die. Reference: Proverbs 15:10
10. False — Hell and
destruction are before the Lord. The verse emphasizes His complete knowledge,
not any limitation in His understanding. Reference: Proverbs 15:11
11. True — A scorner
does not love the person who reproves him and will not go to the wise.
Reference: Proverbs 15:12
12. False — Proverbs
15:13 says that a merry heart makes a cheerful countenance, but sorrow of heart
can break the spirit. It does not promise that cheerfulness always eliminates
sorrow. Reference: Proverbs 15:13
13. True — The heart
of the person who has understanding seeks knowledge, while the mouth of fools
feeds on foolishness. Reference: Proverbs 15:14
14. True — Proverbs
15:15 compares a cheerful heart to a continual feast, illustrating the
importance of one's inward outlook amid life's circumstances. Reference:
Proverbs 15:15
15. False — A little
with the fear of the Lord is better than great treasure accompanied by trouble.
Reference: Proverbs 15:16
16. True — The verse
teaches that a simple meal shared in love is better than an abundant feast
where hatred prevails. Reference: Proverbs 15:17
17. False — A
wrathful person stirs up strife, while someone who is slow to anger appeases
contention. The verse does not excuse anger because a person believes an
argument is strong. Reference: Proverbs 15:18
18. True — The way
of the slothful is like a thorn hedge, while the path of the righteous is made
plain. Reference: Proverbs 15:19
19. True — A wise
son makes his father glad, while a foolish man despises his mother. Reference:
Proverbs 15:20
20. True — Folly is
joy to the person who lacks wisdom, whereas a person of understanding walks
uprightly. Reference: Proverbs 15:21
21. False — Without
counsel, purposes are disappointed; the multitude of counsellors helps
establish them. The chapter does not teach that planning makes advice
unnecessary. Reference: Proverbs 15:22
22. True — Proverbs
15:22 teaches that plans may fail without counsel but can be established
through the advice of many counsellors. Reference: Proverbs 15:22
23. True — The way
of life leads upward for the wise so that they may depart from destruction
below. Reference: Proverbs 15:24
24. True — The Lord
will destroy the house of the proud but establish the boundary of the widow,
illustrating both judgment and protection. Reference: Proverbs 15:25
25. True — The
thoughts of the wicked are an abomination to the Lord, but the words of the
pure are pleasant. Reference: Proverbs 15:26
26. True — The
person who is greedy for gain troubles their own household, while the person
who hates gifts shall live. Reference: Proverbs 15:27
27. False — The
heart of the righteous studies how to answer, while the mouth of the wicked
pours out evil things. The verse commends thoughtful speech, not careless
immediacy. Reference: Proverbs 15:28
28. True — The Lord
is far from the wicked but hears the prayer of the righteous. Reference:
Proverbs 15:29
29. True — A good
report makes the bones fat, and the light of the eyes rejoices the heart. These
images connect good news and encouragement with joy and refreshment. Reference:
Proverbs 15:30
30. False — The
verse specifically describes the person who listens to life-giving reproof as
someone who will dwell among the wise. It does not say that merely hearing any
correction automatically makes a person wise. Reference: Proverbs 15:31
31. True — Whoever
refuses instruction despises their own soul, while whoever listens to reproof
gains understanding. Reference: Proverbs 15:32
32. True — The fear
of the Lord is the instruction of wisdom, and humility comes before honour.
Reference: Proverbs 15:33
33. False — Proverbs
15:33 states that before honour is humility. Humility is presented as preceding
honour, not merely following it. Reference: Proverbs 15:33
Reflection
and Devotional Thought
Proverbs 15
challenges us to examine not only what we believe but also how we live. Our
words can bring peace or provoke conflict. Our response to correction can lead
to understanding or reveal pride. Our pursuit of wealth can either serve a wise
purpose or bring trouble into our households. Above all, our lives should
reflect reverence for God, righteousness, and humility.
One of the chapter's
most important lessons is that wisdom begins with a heart willing to learn. A
wise person does not assume that every thought is correct or every decision is
beyond question. Instead, wisdom listens, considers counsel, examines motives,
and seeks to answer with care.
The chapter also
reminds us that material abundance cannot replace peace, love, and a right
relationship with God. A modest life marked by love and reverence for the Lord
can be more valuable than great riches accompanied by hatred and anxiety.
As you reflect on
these teachings, consider these questions:
- Do my words bring peace,
encouragement, and understanding to others?
- Am I willing to accept correction
and learn from wise counsel?
- Do I value godly character more
than outward success?
- Does humility guide my decisions
and my relationship with God?
May the Lord help us
cultivate gentle speech, teachable hearts, thoughtful decisions, and humble
spirits. May His wisdom guide our daily choices so that our lives reflect His
truth and bring encouragement to those around us.
Memory Verse —
Proverbs 15:33 (KJV)
“The fear of the
LORD is the instruction of wisdom; and before honour is humility.”
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