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What is the relationship of wisdom literature to the ethical teachings of the Prophets?
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The Wisdom Literature such as Proverbs and Ecclesiastes (Kohellet) reflect the ethics of the Prophets, as they (the Wisdom books) advise against pride, greed, immorality etc.
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