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TWO are BETTER than ONE , because they have a good return for their labor. Work together as a team in your MARRIAGE 💞 . #MarriageTeamwork #Ecclesiastes4:9
5. According to Luke 17:20-37, what did Jesus say would happen when the Son of Man is revealed?Anonymous voting
- a) The world will end
- b) People will be eating and drinking, marrying and giving in marriage
- c) There will be a great judgment
- d) b and c
4. In Luke 17:20-37, what did Jesus say the kingdom of God is like?Anonymous voting
- a) A mustard seed
- b) Yeast in dough
- c) It is not something that can be observed
- d) All of the above
I'd rather be dropkicked by Truth than kissed on the lips by lies.
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3. According to Proverbs 14:29-30, what is the result of being slow to anger?Anonymous voting
- a) It leads to strife
- b) It brings ruin to one's body
- c) It is a sign of wisdom
- d) It makes one a poor leader
Let us aim to become more like Him every day ✨
Philippians 1:11 NLT | #verseoftheday
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2. In Psalm 50:16-23, what does the psalmist say the wicked do?Anonymous voting
- a) They praise God
- b) They obey God's commands
- c) They slander their own mother
- d) They hate discipline
Fools blurt out opinions on matters that they have not taken the trouble to hear carefully.
Reformation Study Bible, Proverbs 18:13
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April 24 - Jesus on Genuine Truthfulness
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“‘But let your statement be, “Yes, yes” or “No, no”; anything beyond these is of evil’” (Matthew 5:37).
Keeping your word is the mark of a genuine worshiper and demonstrates that you, as a child of God, hate lies. Everything in God’s kingdom is sacred and all truth is His truth, so truth has no degrees or shades. Thus even what seems to be the most minor false statement dishonors God’s name.
The Lord has never had any standard other than absolute truthfulness. He wants every one of us to possess “truth in the innermost being” (Ps. 51:6). And it follows that “lying lips are an abomination to the Lord” (Prov. 12:22; cf. 6:16–17; Ps. 58:3–4).
Because God has the ultimate criterion of complete truthfulness, even our most routine conversations should be truthful and dependable in every detail. Our everyday talk ought to be plain and straightforward, uncluttered by qualifiers, exaggerations, or hedges on the truth. Our word must be as good as our bond or as any vow or oath we ever make. James’s admonishment agrees with Jesus’ teaching, “But above all, my brethren, do not swear, either by heaven or by earth or with any other oath; but your yes is to be yes, and your no, no, so that you may not fall under judgment” (James 5:12).
Ask Yourself
Truth and honesty will never be your default setting until you pursue it deliberately—spending your words carefully and keeping your word completely. In what particular areas of your life is it hardest for you to keep your promises?
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