Wisdom of Solomon

Wisdom of Solomon 19 concludes Israel’s Exodus story with divine judgment, creation’s obedience, and a final celebration of God’s faithful protection.

Explore Wisdom of Solomon 18 as God guides Israel through darkness, judges Egypt’s firstborn, and answers Aaron’s intercession during a deadly plague.

Explore Wisdom of Solomon 17, where Egypt’s plague of darkness exposes guilty consciences, defeats false confidence, and reveals God’s justice through fear and helplessness.

Wisdom of Solomon 16 contrasts Egypt’s punishments with Israel’s deliverance, explaining divine healing, heavenly manna, and God’s power over creation to preserve his people.

Wisdom of Solomon 15 contrasts God’s mercy with the folly of idolatry, exposing lifeless images, corrupt ambition, and the Creator’s gift of life.

Wisdom of Solomon 14 contrasts God’s providence with lifeless idols, tracing false worship’s origins and its destructive effects on human relationships, justice, and truth.

Wisdom of Solomon 13 examines creation’s witness to God and exposes the folly of worshiping nature and powerless handmade idols.

Explore Wisdom of Solomon 12 and its teaching on divine justice, patient correction, opportunities for repentance, and the righteous exercise of authority.

Wisdom of Solomon 5 portrays the righteous vindicated, the wicked confronting their wasted pride, and God defending justice through powerful creation imagery.

Wisdom of Solomon 11 contrasts Israel’s deliverance with Egypt’s punishment, revealing God’s measured judgment, sovereign power over creation, and mercy that invites repentance.

Wisdom of Solomon 10 traces God’s guidance of Adam, Noah, Abraham, Jacob, Joseph, and Israel, ending with deliverance, restored speech, and praise.

Wisdom of Solomon 9 presents Solomon’s prayer for divine wisdom, revealing the limits of human understanding and the need for God’s guidance.

Explore Wisdom of Solomon 8 as the royal speaker praises Wisdom’s virtues, seeks her guidance, and recognizes that true understanding comes from God.

Wisdom of Solomon 7 presents a mortal king who prays for wisdom, values her above riches, and praises her divine purity and power.

Wisdom of Solomon 6 warns rulers of divine judgment, presents Wisdom as worthy of pursuit, and connects righteous leadership with lasting life and the common good.

Wisdom of Solomon 4 contrasts virtue with descendants and explains why a righteous life matters more than longevity, family prominence, or public recognition.

Wisdom of Solomon 3 contrasts the peace of the righteous with the judgment of the wicked, exploring immortality, faithful endurance, and lasting honor before God.

Wisdom of Solomon 2 exposes the wicked’s distorted view of death, their persecution of the righteous, and God’s purpose for enduring life.

Explore Wisdom of Solomon 1 and its teaching on righteous judgment, honest speech, God’s knowledge, and the choice between life and destruction.