Introduction to Proverbs
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A.Words of Agur (30:1-33)
B.Words of Lemuel (31:1-9)
C.Praise of a capable wife (31:10-31)
Abraham 2166-1991
The Instruction of Prince Hardjedef, Egyptian Old Kingdom 2686-2160
The Instructions Addressed to Kagemni, Egyptian 2600
The Instruction of Ptah-Hotep, Egypt’s Old Kingdom 2575-2134
Collections of proverbs found among the royal archives at Ebla 2450-2250
Moses 1526-1406
The Royal Instruction of Khety to Merikare, Egyptian 2160
The Instruction of a Man for His Son, Egyptian Middle Kingdom 2040-1640
The Instruction of King Amenemhet I for His Son Sesostris I, Egyptian 1925
Instructions of Shuruppak, Sumerian Proverb Collection 1900-1700
David 1050?-970
The Phoenicians develop a 22-letter alphabet that consisted of consonants only. It was read from right to left and became an important step in the development of the modern Western alphabet. This was the world’s first purely phonetic alphabet. It was based on sounds and not symbolic representations of objects. 1600
The Counsels of Wisdom, Akkadian 1500-1200
Events in Judges 1380?-1060?
Solomon 990?-931
The Instruction of Amenemope, Egypt 1186-1069
Saul anointed king 1050
David becomes king over all Israel. 1003
Solomon becomes king. 970
Proverbs 970