This manuscript has the following features:

- It is very easy to read.

- It uses modern English (president vs. king) where possible while retaining much traditional

language (like righteous).

- It breaks the book down to:

• five hundred forty-one proverbs
• forty commands
• nine concomitants
• three allegories

• twenty homilies

  - It has two exhaustive computer generated lists:

• Subject index of all proverbs sorted alphabetically

• Subject index of all proverbs in the natural biblical order

  - It concludes with a brief theology of the Book of Proverbs:

• Touching on the five literature types noted above.
• Showing the seven scripturally-referenced steps to attain wisdom.

• Demonstrating that proverbs is an OT example of God's NT saving grace.

  This manuscript has features that no other work on proverbs has.