Proverbs, 15
12. He who corrupts himself does not love the one who afflicts him, nor will he step toward the wise.
12. He who corrupts himself does not love the one who afflicts him, nor will he step toward the wise.
Proverbs 15 addresses the importance of the words we utter and their impact on our lives. The chapter highlights the wisdom of speaking with kindness, humility and discernment, as opposed to speaking in a discharge and arrogant way. In addition, he highlights the importance of listening to the wisdom of others and seeking advice before acting impulsively.
Psalm 34:13: "Preserve your language of evil, and your lips of speaking the mistake." This verse highlights the importance of controlling our words and telling the truth instead of deceiving or lying.
Proverbs 18:13: "He who responds before hearing heals foolish and shame." This verse emphasizes the importance of listening before speaking and not acting impulsively without considering all the information.
James 1:19: "You know these things, my beloved brothers. Every man, then be ready to hear, late to speak, late to anger." This verse highlights the importance of being patients and controlling our emotions when hearing and talking to others.
Proverbs 12:18: "There are words that hurt as a sword, but the tongue of the wise ones brings healing." This verse highlights the power of words and how they can be used to hurt or heal, emphasizing the importance of speaking wisely and kindly.
Proverbs 19:20: "Hear the council, and receive the correction, that in the end you will be wise." This verse highlights the importance of seeking advice and correction of others to become wiser and avoid acting impulsively.
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