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Proverbs 17:9 · BSB
17:9 Whoever conceals an offense promotes love, but he who brings it up separates friends.
Berean Standard Bible · Public domain. Sermons may quote another translation.
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…was encouraging the men, a proverb a day, a proverb a day will help you in a great way. And I explained my process, you know, on the 17th you readProverbs chapter 17. On the 16th of the month you read Proverbs chapter number 16. And one thing I have recently done is before I read the proverb a day, I asked the…
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…all agree. And that is choosing your friends. Having a good friend, is a wonderful blessing. Did you know that, the Bible actually talks of that inProverbs chapter 17and verse 17. The Bible says a friend loveth at all times. And a brother is born for adversity. I want you to know something tonight. I have some…
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…there's a difference between a friend and an association. I want to talk about a friend. Now, A friend is truly a source of comfort in our life. InProverbs chapter 17and verse 17. The Bible says a friend loveth at all. Times. And a brother is born for adversity. And, you know, this isn't good times and bad. A…
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…to remove the impurities so as to have a most precious, genuine faith. And that is nothing new. Solomon wrote of it in the book of Proverbs, inProverbs chapter 17. He said, The crucible is for silver and the furnace is for gold, and God tests the heart. Peter has a very interesting statement here in the end…
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