Meaning.
Offer suggestions about the best course of action to someone.
1. Advise against the wrong that someone believes is the right thing to do is often not taken ; it just becomes a future reference for the advisor to say “I told you”
2. A young man or woman falling in love often wants to hear positive advise about going ahead with a new relationship otherwise the advisor becomes a tinkling cymbal.
3. Advising an experienced person to change course needs full proof benefits of the new way otherwise he views it as a distraction.
4. Advise a teenager about such things as decent dressing or respect for elders and you are referred to as old fashioned bally.
5. Advise a pot bellied man about his bad eating / drinking habits and you will hear a speech of the future gym & exercise plans.
6. Advise a flourishing entrepreneur about business ethics and diversification, they start mocking your humble education and what you failed to achieved in business yourself.
7. There is no point in pretending to take the advise by nodding your head when you have plugged your ears with expensive Audio Technica wireless ear buds playing your favourite beats; but please get back when you start thinking you should have listened to the Advise.
Proverbs 13:10 NKJV
By pride comes nothing but strife, But with the well-advised is wisdom.
If I’ve advised you wrong, it’s not been in my heart to do it.
Rev. William Marrion Branham
NORTON 28.06.2020
Norton's thoughts 