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Ọkpọnanaowei Esiinmịnị Yọmị Arereama Emi

“kịrịịye mịẹmịnị ụbọ kị Jehovah esiinmịnị.”—PROV. 14:2.

DUMA 122 Be Steadfast, Immovable!

TOLUMỌMỤYEBOa

1-2. Lot paamọ bara mị, te bụụdọọnyeama kị Christtuduo-otu paamọ mịnị a o?

¹ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

² Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

ỌKPỌNANAOWEI ESIINMỊNỊ YỌMỊ WÓ KEKERE MỊNỊ

Collage: 1. A female workmate offers a brother a cup of coffee, during their lunch break. 2. The same female workmate invites the brother to go out with her and others after work. — At our workplace, we need to guard against inappropriate friendships and invitations to share in questionable activities (See paragraph 3)

3. Proverbs 17:3 gbaa bara didaba, tetuu kị duonị omịnị wó adụdụbo kekere agbẹị emi a o? (Foto kpọ dii.)

³ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

4. Jehovah esiinmịnị yọmị, tebara ka kị baratụa kẹnị bịna-araụ pịrị wẹrị daadiye daatịẹmọ ma o?

⁴ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

5. Leo paamọ yemị te ka kị ị́ tolumọ ma o?

⁵ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

6. Omịnị teeki kẹrị ẹrẹtei dọụmịnị a o?

⁶ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

AYẸBẸ INYENRINBỤỌ DAATỊẸMỌ

A prostitute woman in ancient times, standing at the entrance of her home and inviting a man to come in. — The “stupid woman” extends an invitation that can lead to tragic consequences (See paragraph 7)

7. Proverbs 9:13-18 gbaa bara didaba, teeki ayẹbẹ ere tịịnpọụn kẹrị-akịmịnị otubo paamọ mịnị a o? (Foto kpọ dii.)

⁷ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

8. Omịnị teeki sẹlẹ angọpịrị a paa emi a o?

⁸ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

9-10. Tetuu-ama kị duonị, omịnị amawẹnị inyenrinbụọ daatịẹmọ agbẹị emi a o?

⁹ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

¹⁰ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

11. Tetuu kị duonị, paatuu foto anịghakpọ vidio-ama dimịnị yọmị seikụrọmọ emi a o?

¹¹ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

12. Paatuu foto iné phonu anịghakpọ computer a paa daba, ị́mịnị teeki mịẹ agbẹị emi a o?

¹² Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

13. Teeki baratụa wó pịrị wẹrị kịlịkịlị bara mịẹ a paa emi a o?

¹³ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

“GESII KỊLỊKỊLỊ-NIMIYE” KẸRỊ-AKỊ

14. Te tịịnpọụn kị Proverbs 9:1-6 bọọ emi a o?

¹⁴ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

15. Ọkpọnanaowei omịnị teeki mịẹ kị dọụ wẹrị emi a o?

¹⁵ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

16. Ọkpọnanaowei esiinmịnị yọmị tebara ka kị baratụa Alain pịrị ma o, te ebiyeama kị bịsẹ bolou duo paa ma o?

¹⁶ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

A woman in ancient Israel, inviting a couple into her home and to eat from a healthful and appealing feast set before them. — Accepting the invitation from “true wisdom” can lead to life (See paragraphs 17-18)

17-18. Bei tịẹkiri, bá bọlọụ mọ te tarịama kị “gesii kịlịkịlị-nimiye” tịịnpọụn kẹrị-akịmịnị otubo laamịnị a o? (Foto kpọ dii.)

¹⁷ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

¹⁸ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

19. Ecclesiastes 12:13, 14 gbaa bara didaba, omịnị teeki gbinipẹlẹ agbẹị emi a o? (“Godly Fear Benefits Us” ekpedi kpọ dii.)

¹⁹ Beke a goo, Pidgin West Africa

DUMA 127 The Sort of Person I Should Be

a Christians want to cultivate a healthy fear of God. Such fear can safeguard our heart and protect us from sexual immorality and pornography. In this article, we will consider Proverbs chapter 9, which provides a vivid contrast between wisdom and foolishness by using two figurative women. We can enjoy lasting benefits from this chapter.