PRO.18.10

2. The category of biblical writings that Proverbs is part of, aimed at providing moral, ethical, and practical advice for life. (2 Words)
4. This person's wealth is described as his strong city and high wall in Proverbs 18:11. (2 Words)
6. This is the symbolism of the 'strong tower' in Proverbs 18:10.
9. The part of the Bible that includes the book of Proverbs.
12. The act of running into the strong tower symbolizes seeking this in the Lord.
15. This trait, related to slothfulness in work, is cautioned against in Proverbs 18:9.
17. Alongside practical advice and godly living, these form the basis of the teachings in Proverbs.
18. These people, along with those seeking knowledge, are the primary audience of Proverbs.
19. This action is taken by the righteous into the strong tower, according to Proverbs 18:10.
20. This is the period that might have seen the final form of the Proverbs, after the return of the Jews from Babylonian captivity.

1. This is what the high wall of the rich man's wealth is described as in Proverbs 18:11.
3. The metaphorical description of the name of the Lord in Proverbs 18:10. (2 Words)
5. The role of Proverbs 18:10 in relation to the surrounding verses. It discusses the safety found in the Lord, unlike the other verses that talk about trust in wealth and wastefulness.
7. Known for his wisdom, he is traditionally attributed as the author of Proverbs.
8. These are the kind of laws that the righteous live in accordance with, as per Proverbs 18:10.
10. The characteristic described in Proverbs 18:9 that is contrasted with seeking safety in the Lord in Proverbs 18:10.
11. This is the language and culture that provides context for understanding the wisdom literature in the Old Testament.
13. This term refers to those in right standing with God, as mentioned in Proverbs 18:10.
14. This is warned against as a false source of security in Proverbs 18:11.
16. This is what the righteous find in the name of the Lord.