Persons of the Bible

The son addressed in Proverbsunnamed figure

the son addressed in Proverbs 1-7; 23; 27

A person, unnamed figure, group or being of the Bible text (ids: STEPBible TIPNR or the AI reading of the Bible), not a person who uses the Bible.

Also called: The son addressed in Proverbs, der Sohn (Sprüche)

43 verses.

Verses per book

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Verses

• Proverbs 4:1spoken of
• Proverbs 4:2spoken of
• Proverbs 4:10spoken of
• Proverbs 4:11spoken of
• Proverbs 4:12spoken of
• Proverbs 4:13spoken of
• Proverbs 4:14spoken of
• Proverbs 4:15spoken of
• Proverbs 4:20spoken of
• Proverbs 4:21spoken of
• Proverbs 4:23spoken of
• Proverbs 4:24spoken of
• Proverbs 4:25spoken of
• Proverbs 4:26spoken of
• Proverbs 4:27spoken of
• Proverbs 5:1spoken of
• Proverbs 5:2spoken of
• Proverbs 5:7spoken of
• Proverbs 5:8spoken of
• Proverbs 5:9spoken of
• Proverbs 5:10spoken of
• Proverbs 5:11spoken of
• Proverbs 5:12spoken of
• Proverbs 5:13spoken of
• Proverbs 5:14spoken of
• Proverbs 5:15spoken of
• Proverbs 5:16spoken of
• Proverbs 5:17spoken of
• Proverbs 5:18spoken of
• Proverbs 5:19spoken of
• Proverbs 5:20spoken of
• Proverbs 6:1spoken of
• Proverbs 6:2spoken of
• Proverbs 6:3spoken of
• Proverbs 6:4spoken of
• Proverbs 6:5spoken of
• Proverbs 6:20spoken of
• Proverbs 6:21spoken of
• Proverbs 6:22spoken of
• Proverbs 6:24spoken of
• Proverbs 6:25spoken of
• Proverbs 6:35spoken of
• Proverbs 27:11spoken of

Verses: the AI reading of the Bible (experimental, not checked against sources). AI agents read every verse and recorded who is named in it, who is spoken of without being named (a pronoun, a description, the addressed "you"), who is invoked as an authority, example or ancestor, who speaks and who wrote it; where traditions of interpretation read a verse differently, each reading is marked with its tradition. Ids of the persons: STEPBible TIPNR where it has the person. God, the Holy Spirit, Jesus and Satan are entries of their own; nothing is merged theologically. Sources and credits