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Proverbs 21:23 · BSB
21:23 He who guards his mouth and tongue keeps his soul from distress.
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…Sunday, I'm going to teach us on a reality that we can have what we say. Amen? We can have what we say. Whatever you say, you can have what we say.Proverbs 21, verse 23. Proverbs 21, verse 23. Proverbs 21, verse 23. He who guards his mouth and his tongues guards himself from what? From troubles. Anything you just…
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…AND FRESH WATER, I WANT THE RIVER OF LIFE FLOWING OUT OF MY MOUTH. AMEN. SO, YOU KNOW, WE HAVE TO WATCH THE THINGS THAT WE SAY. NOW TURN OVER TOPROVERBS CHAPTER 21, VERSE 23. AND IT SAYS, "WHOSO KEEPS HIS MOUTH AND HIS TONGUE "KEEPS HIS SOUL FROM TROUBLE." WHEN WE KEEP OUR MOUTH, WE KEEP OUR SOUL. YOU KNOW, LISTEN,…
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…It's going to compound it and make it worse. And that's what he says right here, "A soft answer turns away wrath, but a harsh word stirs up anger."Proverbs 21:23says my Solomon says, "Watch your tongue and keep your mouth shut." Can't get much blunter than that. And you will stay out of trouble. Ever known…
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…we're particularly conscious of our words, but then Monday hits and there they go flying out of our mouth. What are we saying? What are we saying?Proverbs 21:23Solomon says this, "Watch your tongue and keep your mouth shut and you will stay out of trouble." I'm telling you, I didn't say that, but I agree…
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…not the right thing to say right here and right now. And Proverbs has quite a bit to say about the words that we use. Let's pull up this one inProverbs chapter 21, verse 23. It says, those who guard their mouths and their tongues, keep themselves from calamity. That those that put a little gate right here and don't…
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…the day the Lord has made. I'm going to rejoice. And be glad in it. Instead of bread and Monday. Come on. Somebody say oh me or amen or something.Proverbs 21 verse 23. Watch your tongue and keep your mouth shut and you will stay out of trouble. I mean, do we want to rip this verse out of the Bible? Do we want to…
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…things much harder for everybody. For everybody. That's just the problem with living in a fallen world is sometimes people get away with things.Proverbs 21, verse 23. Whoever keeps his mouth and his tongue keeps himself out of trouble. If you have self-control over your mouth and self-control over your tongue,…
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…yourself a lot of grief. Watch your words, you'll save yourself a lot of grief. That, my friends, is a 24-carat nugget of wisdom. It's found inProverbs chapter 21, verse 23. One of the griefs that we can save ourselves, if we'll just take a minute and watch our words, is the grief of embarrassment. Specifically, the…
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…To Him God Just Wanted Jephthah To Be Obedient God Just Wanted Jephthah To Be Available God Just Wanted Jephthah To Step Through To The ChallengeProverbs 21 Verse 23Says These Words To Us One Who Guards His Mouth And His Tongue Guards His Soul From Troubles One Who Guards His Mouth And His Tongue Guards His…
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…13 verse 3. It says, Whoever guards his mouth preserves his life. He who opens wide his lips comes to ruin. Right? That's huge. How about this?Proverbs 21, verse 23. Whoever keeps his mouth and his tongue keeps himself out of trouble. Right? So the talk, talk, talk person who's constantly doing that and always…
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