However, there is a group that won't work. Bible calls them Sluggards. Twice in these Sluggardisms, there is a lion in the street. The first nine chapters is a call to heed wisdom and shun folly. It is a highly metaphorical and highly personified section of scripture.
Foolishness is seen as a seductive harlot, while wisdom is seen as a stable, matronly figure.
Our walk with God tells us in no uncertain terms that knowledge of his will is essential if we are to know anything about God and what God wants. This exercise will be fun. In the grand scheme of the way things should be, we should have harmony, peace, goodwill, love, patience, forbearance, and a host of other qualities toward one another in God's family. However, because of different maturity levels, different walks of life before Christ and downright different tastes, this isn't always the case. As you read the Proverbs this week, you will not help noticing that certain ones fit certain people.