Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Apr 20, 2016 10:30
8 yrs ago
English term
fixing
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About the book of Proverbs
Prov 23:17–18 "Saying Fourteen." Instead of envying those who disregard God’s way, one should make pleasing the Lord one’s top priority (v. 17), because such a path embodies the true hope that there is a future for the godly (cf. 24:14, 20; Ps. 37:9–11, 34, 37–38). Although Proverbs does not refer explicitly to the nature of this “future” (cf. Prov. 10:2; 11:4; 14:32), its encouragement to walk in the fear of the Lord presents the benefits of wisdom as ***fixing*** and guarding not only the present path but also the eternal destiny to which the path leads.
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defining
The idea here is that of "defining" or "determining" the path to follow.
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setting the present path to where it leads
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Note added at 14 mins (2016-04-20 10:45:23 GMT)
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Fixing here is used as setting the present path and at the same time where the path leads to. Walking in the fear of the Lord means not disregarding but respecting and following God's way, and by doing so, the path which one is about to lead includes the true (and good) hope and future who pleases the Lord.
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Note added at 14 mins (2016-04-20 10:45:23 GMT)
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Fixing here is used as setting the present path and at the same time where the path leads to. Walking in the fear of the Lord means not disregarding but respecting and following God's way, and by doing so, the path which one is about to lead includes the true (and good) hope and future who pleases the Lord.
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: How does an individual do this? Does this really make sense?
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By believing in the Lord, the Lord will show you the correct way to set and lead the present and future path.
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