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Steer Clear of Seduction (Proverbs 7:1-27)

Explore Proverbs 7:1-27 to understand the dangers of succumbing to seduction. The session begins with an introduction emphasizing the importance of everyday objects in remembering essential truths. Engage in discussions on summarizing the message of Proverbs 7:1-27, understanding the significance of making early commitments, and reflecting on the allure of the forbidden woman's appeal to the senses. Reflect on the father's desire for his son to recognize the connection between actions and consequences, and consider how this awareness can guide one's life.

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**Steer Clear of Seduction (Proverbs 7:1-27)**

**Session Notes:**

7:1-5: Introduction

7:6-23: Teaching

7:24-27: Summary

**Discussion Questions:**

1 Read Deuteronomy 6:4-9. How does the Lord want us to use everyday objects to remember what’s important?

2 How would you put the message of Proverbs 7:1-27 in your own words?

3 The son is described as “naive.” In the book of Proverbs, this is often someone who has yet to make a commitment. Why is it important to make a commitment about which road we will take early on in our lives?

4 How does the forbidden woman appeal to the youth’s five senses? Why do you think the father describes this scene in such detail?

5 Our culture teaches (along with the forbidden woman) that actions are not connected to consequences. Why does the father want his son to connect the dots between what he does and what happens as a result? How would connecting the dots help us in our lives?

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