Definition of wisdom literature in English:

wisdom literature

noun

mass noun

1The biblical books of Job, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song of Songs, Wisdom of Solomon, and Ecclesiasticus collectively.
Example sentencesExamples
- This universality is typical of wisdom literature in the Bible.
- This book is a good example of how to handle and profit from the wisdom literature of the Old Testament, and ought to be widely used.
- Those texts were at one point or another constituted into textual inscriptions, and they form part of larger genres, such as wisdom literature, or collections of proverbs, or historical books.
- The final section of the book turns to an exploration of how the contemporary faith community might use biblical wisdom literature to address the educational needs of both church and society.
- Thereafter there is little agreement in the order of the books: some manuscripts place the psalms and wisdom literature before the prophets (as in Protestant Bibles), while others reverse this order.
1. 1.1 Similar works, especially from the ancient Near East, containing proverbial sayings and practical maxims.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Much of this knowledge regarding winning attitudes is in the wisdom literature of the ancients.

Definition of wisdom literature in US English:

wisdom literature

noun

1The biblical books of Job, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song of Songs, Wisdom of Solomon, and Ecclesiasticus collectively.
Example sentencesExamples
- This book is a good example of how to handle and profit from the wisdom literature of the Old Testament, and ought to be widely used.
- This universality is typical of wisdom literature in the Bible.
- The final section of the book turns to an exploration of how the contemporary faith community might use biblical wisdom literature to address the educational needs of both church and society.
- Those texts were at one point or another constituted into textual inscriptions, and they form part of larger genres, such as wisdom literature, or collections of proverbs, or historical books.
- Thereafter there is little agreement in the order of the books: some manuscripts place the psalms and wisdom literature before the prophets (as in Protestant Bibles), while others reverse this order.
1. 1.1 Similar works, especially from the ancient Near East, containing proverbial sayings and practical maxims.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Much of this knowledge regarding winning attitudes is in the wisdom literature of the ancients.

单词	wisdom literature
释义	Definition of wisdom literature in English: wisdom literature noun mass noun 1The biblical books of Job, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song of Songs, Wisdom of Solomon, and Ecclesiasticus collectively. Example sentencesExamples This universality is typical of wisdom literature in the Bible. This book is a good example of how to handle and profit from the wisdom literature of the Old Testament, and ought to be widely used. Those texts were at one point or another constituted into textual inscriptions, and they form part of larger genres, such as wisdom literature, or collections of proverbs, or historical books. The final section of the book turns to an exploration of how the contemporary faith community might use biblical wisdom literature to address the educational needs of both church and society. Thereafter there is little agreement in the order of the books: some manuscripts place the psalms and wisdom literature before the prophets (as in Protestant Bibles), while others reverse this order. 1.1 Similar works, especially from the ancient Near East, containing proverbial sayings and practical maxims. Example sentencesExamples Much of this knowledge regarding winning attitudes is in the wisdom literature of the ancients. Definition of wisdom literature in US English: wisdom literature noun 1The biblical books of Job, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song of Songs, Wisdom of Solomon, and Ecclesiasticus collectively. Example sentencesExamples This book is a good example of how to handle and profit from the wisdom literature of the Old Testament, and ought to be widely used. This universality is typical of wisdom literature in the Bible. The final section of the book turns to an exploration of how the contemporary faith community might use biblical wisdom literature to address the educational needs of both church and society. Those texts were at one point or another constituted into textual inscriptions, and they form part of larger genres, such as wisdom literature, or collections of proverbs, or historical books. Thereafter there is little agreement in the order of the books: some manuscripts place the psalms and wisdom literature before the prophets (as in Protestant Bibles), while others reverse this order. 1.1 Similar works, especially from the ancient Near East, containing proverbial sayings and practical maxims. Example sentencesExamples Much of this knowledge regarding winning attitudes is in the wisdom literature of the ancients.
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