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Proverbs 17:9 · BSB
17:9 Whoever conceals an offense promotes love, but he who brings it up separates friends.
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…but if we're going to be wise, we have to because Solomon is telling us the truth when he says, a soft answer turns away wrath, Proverbs 15:1. OrProverbs 17:9, love covers a multitude of sins, but a person that repeats a matter— what Solomon means in Proverbs 17:9 is not just repeats it and says it again,…
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…for me. Not what is God's word actually saying? And you see the Pharisees, they were caught, ran, headed by Jesus. We'll see that in a moment. InProverbs 17:9, it says, he that covereth a transgression seeketh love. But he that repeateth a matter separateth their friends, separateth very friends. Matthew…
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…all right let us be ashamed of our sin and not ashamed of the word of God but that does not mean that we can't be kind and nice to people look atProverbs 17 verse 9he that cover the transgression seeketh love but he that repeated the matter separated very friends you know we shouldn't be going around telling…
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…my wellbeing than my friend," you're, you're gonna tank your friendship We talked about this before, but your friendships need you to be honest.Proverbs 17:9says, "Whoever covers an offense seeks love, but he who repeats a matter separates close friends." Right? This is gossip right here, right? "Oh,…
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…forgive them. [SPEAKER_01]: Don't forget them. [SPEAKER_01]: Love them as God does, as God does through you [SPEAKER_01]: And we will close withProverbs, chapter 17, verse 9. [SPEAKER_01]: And remember that, as someone has done you wrong, our continued to do you wrong, forgive them, but don't forget them. [SPEAKER_01]:…
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…you want to. But Proverbs 12, verse 18 says this There is one who speaks rashly, like a piercing sword, but the tongue of the wise brings healing.Proverbs 17, verse 9says this whoever conceals an offense promotes love, but whoever gossips about it separates friends. Proverbs 18, 21 says, Death and life are in…
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…not to win the argument. Because the truth is, if one of you “wins,” then both of you lose. Choose to forgive and let it go. • Forgive quickly.Proverbs 17:9• Whoever would foster love covers over an offense, but whoever repeats the matter separates close friends. • This is a warning against bringing up…
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…those weird English words right there. A foul friend. The needy person is hard to be friends with, but he's not the only kind of difficult friend.Proverbs 17, verse 9. Whoever covers an offense seeks love, but he who repeats a matter separates close friends. The overly critical person divides friendships. You…
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…allowing forgiveness to flow freely in our life so that we're not bound and retain the very things that we hated happen to our lives. Hallelujah.Proverbs 17:9he who covers and forgives an offense seeks love. He who covers and forgives. We talked about love covering last time, but this is in connection…
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…overlook literally is to pass over. It's to pass over an offense. When we're slow to anger, when we pass over an offense, we're like God Himself.Proverbs 17:9says, whoever covers an offense seeks love. Now to cover an offense doesn't mean you just pretend an offense didn't happen. To cover an offense is…
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…To choose love means that we say, in essence, I'm going to cover this wrong, and this won't impact our relationship beyond just some surface ways.Proverbs chapter 17, verse 9says, Whoever would foster love covers an offense, but whoever repeats a matter separates close friends. Again, just the idea that love says, I'll…
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