🔥 TRIFIRE SERIES - W5/DAY 2

🔹 DAY 2 — TUESDAY

📖 Proverbs 26:11 (NKJV)

As a dog returns to his own vomit, So a fool repeats his folly.

🔍 Exegetical Insight: The Hebrew kesil (fool) isn't someone lacking intelligence but someone who rejects wisdom despite experience. "Returns" (shuv) is the same word used for repentance—turning back. The graphic image emphasizes the repulsive nature of returning to what should be rejected. In prayer context, this warns against returning to doubt, anxiety, or self-effort after experiencing God's faithfulness. Persistent prayer moves forward, not backward to old patterns.

🔥 Reading Links:
• 4 Flames — Matthew 8, Proverbs 26, 1 Corinthians 10, James 4
• 8 Flames — Matthew 8, Proverbs 26, 1 Corinthians 10, James 4, Genesis 26, Exodus 26, Psalms 26, Job 26
• 12 Flames — Matthew 8, Proverbs 26, 1 Corinthians 10, James 4, Genesis 26, Exodus 26, Psalms 26, Job 26, Judges 2, 2 Kings 4, Isaiah 26, Hosea 14

🙏 Prayer Prompt:
Break the cycle, Lord—teach me to walk in wisdom, not to stumble through repetition.