Proverbs 30 marks a clear shift in tone, introducing the words of Agur with a depth and urgency that feels distinctly different from the chapters before it. Rather than offering easy wisdom to nod along with, this chapter humbles the reader, confronting the limits of human understanding and pointing firmly toward dependence on God. Agur’s confession of weakness and reverence for God’s tested Word reminds us that true wisdom begins not with knowledge, but with humility and trust in the Lord who alone is sovereign.