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Proverbs 7 - Wisdom's Pedagogy: A Comparison Of Proverbs 7 And 4Q184

Proverbs 7 - Wisdom's Pedagogy: A Comparison Of Proverbs 7 And 4Q184

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  • Scott C. Jones

This article is a comparison of Proverbs 7 and the Qumran text known as 4Q184. The author argues that the strange woman of Proverbs 7 is an imaginary figure used by the father to teach the son the path of wisdom. The woman symbolizes folly through her used of seductive language, and is very different from the wisdom woman. This text is compared to the Qumran text, which uses the wicked woman to teach wisdom. The author maintains that Proverbs 7 presents the best pedagogy for teaching wisdom.

Source: Reformed Perspectives Magazine, 2001. 19 pages.

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