In this episode of the Treasury of Solomon podcast, we look at Proverbs 1:31. This verse says, "Therefore shall they eat the fruit of their own way, and be filled with their own devices." We look at what exactly it means for these men to be eating the fruit of their own way, we look at the connection that has with reaping and sowing and how that aligns with the perfect justice of God. We also look at why they were filled with their own devices and the effect that, that had on them.

In this episode of the Treasury of Solomon podcast, we look at Proverbs 1:30. This verse says, "They would none of my counsel: they despised all my reproof." We look at why they didn't want any of the counsel of the Lord and the effect that, that produced in their lives. We also look at why didn't want His reproof either, to the point where they even despised it. We don't want that to be our story, so we look at how we can avoid falling into the same trap as we continue to embrace and obey His counsel and reproof.

In this episode of the Treasury of Solomon podcast, we look at Proverbs 1:29. This verse says, "For that they hated knowledge, and did not choose the fear of the Lord." We look at what it was about knowledge that they hated and what type of knowledge it was specifically that they despised. we also look at what exactly it means to hate it and why they would hate it. We then look at why they wouldn't choose the fear of the Lord and the implications of that decision.There's a lot that we can learn from this verse about embracing knowledge and making our priority the fear of the Lord.

In this episode of the Treasury of Solomon podcast, we look at Proverbs 1:28. It says, "Then shall they call upon me, but I will not answer; they shall seek me early, but they shall not find me." We look at why God wouldn't answer the call of these men, and why if they sought after Him they wouldn't be able to find Him. We look at what we can learn from this verse for our own lives, so that we can understand the importance of calling upon the name of the Lord and making our search for Him a priority.

In this episode of the Treasury of Solomon podcast, we look at Proverbs 1:27. This verse says, "When your fear cometh as desolation, and your destruction cometh as a whirlwind; when distress and anguish cometh upon you." We look at who the Lord is speaking to here and see what we can learn from this verse, both for our own lives and for our own spiritual warfare against the enemy.

In this episode of the Treasury of Solomon podcast, we look at Proverbs 1:26. It says, "I also will laugh at your calamity; I will mock when your fear cometh." We look at why the Lord laughs at these men and what exactly we're referring to by calamity and fear. There's a lot we can learn from this proverb because we don't want to find ourselves in this sad position. Today because we've chosen Jesus and our Savior and accepted His gift of wisdom, we're free from what these men faced.

In this episode of the Treasury of Solomon podcast, we look at Proverbs 1:25. It says, "But ye have set at nought all my counsel; and would none of my reproof." We look at the implications of setting aside the Lord's counsel and what exactly that entails. We also look at why they wanted none of the Lord's correction and what the effect of that was. There's a lot we can learn from this verse about the importance of accepting and embracing the Lord's counsel and correction, knowing that He desires the best for us.

In this episode of the Treasury of Solomon podcast, we look at Proverbs 1:24. It says, "Because I have called, and ye refused; I have stretched out my hand, and no man regarded." We look at the different ways in which wisdom makes her call to men, what exactly it means to refuse her call and the connection between wisdom stretching out her hands and Christ, the wisdom of God personified, stretching out His hands. We're all called to accept the call of God to have and operate in wisdom.