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Proverbs 15:17 · BSB
15:17 Better a dish of vegetables where there is love than a fattened ox with hatred.
Berean Standard Bible · Public domain. Sermons may quote another translation.
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…again. A what? A scorner heareth not what? Rebuke. Why? A scorner won't listen. A scorner is not teachable. Look at Proverbs 15, please, with me.Proverbs chapter 15. I'm going to show you something about both these categories in just a little bit, but we've got to set up a list first. Proverbs 15. In Proverbs…
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…there is safety. There's a freedom from that danger in our mind when you choose the right ones. One more scripture, please. Uh look if you would atProverbs chapter 15. Proverbs chapter 15. And I don't know if you have decisions to make in your life, although I I imagine you do. For God to give you a friend who…
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…and loving rather than words that are bad and tear down. That is the power that God gives us. He empowers us to speak good and uplifting words.Proverbs chapter 15says this, to make an apt answer is a joy to a man and a word in season how good it is. Of course, we want to be those kinds of people, right? Word…
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