S – Every word of God is pure;^, he is a shield to those who take refuge in him. 

⁶ Don’t add to his words, or he will rebuke you, and you will be proved a liar

Proverbs 30:5–6 CSB

O – Commentary:

…Verses 5–6 show how God may be known: through His Word, which is flawless (lit., “purified” like the smelting of silver; cf. Ps. 12:6). Man can know God only because He has revealed Himself through the written Word, the infallible Scriptures. Those who trust in God have a personal relationship with Him; they are shielded by Him. Proverbs 30:5 is almost identical to Psalm 18:30. The warning not to add to His words may refer to the danger of adding human speculation to divine revelation. Man should derive his understanding of God (his theology) not from human ideas but from God’s Word. God rebukes those who think they can know more of God than what He has revealed about Himself. In fact they are often so far off base that God calls them liars.

 “Proverbs,” in The Bible Knowledge Commentary: An Exposition of the Scriptures

A—It is essential for us to spend time with God daily. His Word is one of the best ways to learn God’s character, heart, and love for people.  He continues to reveal more of who He is through his word, worship and prayer.

R – Heavenly Father, your word is true and stands forever.  Give us fresh revelation and anointing today as we spend time with you.  Allow both to permeate all of our thoughts, words and actions.