I haven't had a chance to listen to it yet, but, am looking forward to it this weekend. 🙂

Thanks for posting this. I'm going to listen to it later this afternoon

The sermon makes it pretty clear and obvious about what is being said. If you want to take it another way than it was given then that is on you.

Very similar to what the Catholics do: "Mary is my mother. She is your mother, too. Before Jesus died on the cross, He saw Mary and one of His disciples before Him. He said to Mary, “Woman, behold your son.” To His his disciple He said, “Behold, your mother.” (from John 19: 26 and 27) He assigned this disciple (John) to watch over and protect Mary. The Catholic Church also looks at this event as Jesus giving Mary to all believers as our Mother. She is also the Mother of the Church". (T

I'm not stretching the scriptures. I'm simply applying one aspect of them in the context of what the passage of  Proverbs is teaching. Its the same vein as Paul's allegory and in context of proverbs 1's promise that the scriptures provides more as you carefully study it more.

You sure know how to streeeeeeeeeetch those scriptures to make a point that is not there.

The "Word of God" not literally our Mother yet there is plenty of sense to consider the scripters, The Bible, as such in the context of Spiritual mothers. The Word of God comes to us from our "spiritual mother" Jerusalem and teaches us the word of God just as the scripters teach us His word. In the context of Proverbs it is not necessary to spend too much time developing this concept but its there for anyone to consider treating the scripters, The Bible, as type of "Spiritual mother" who nourish

Yes, Jesus' spiritual brethren are those who obey the Word of God - that in no way equates with the Word of God being our spiritual mother in any sense...

Luke 8:21 And he answered and said unto them, My mother and my brethren are these which hear the word of God, and do it.

There is nowhere in the Bible that the Word of God is referred to as our spiritual mother.