00:00 Introduction and D-Day Remembrance

00:28 Discussing Generational Differences and Sacrifice

01:20 Rangers Game Experience

04:52 Proverbs Overview and Approach

05:39 Proverbs Chapter 10 Highlights

09:32 Proverbs Chapter 11 Insights

14:46 Proverbs Chapter 12 Reflections

21:11 Conclusion and Encouragement

Hey, welcome to Thursday's edition

of the daily Bible podcast.

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Cowboy.

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It is June 6th, which is also D-Day.

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That's right?

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Yup.

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D-Day took place on June 6th, 1944.

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Wow.

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Almost 160,000 allied troops

landed on the Normandy beaches.

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Pretty amazing or parachuted in

behind enemy lines there, which.

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I think we both referenced

band of brothers before.

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On this that had a lot to do my favorites.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, amazing.

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Oh, who was I talking to recently about?

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I was talking to somebody about

just doing hard things and, and

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just the difference generationally.

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Like today, how many of the.

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Th that today's youth would,

would refuse to get off the boat

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when those doors dropped down.

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Yep.

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I don't, I don't, I don't want to

disparage her youth that boy I'm.

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Yeah.

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I'm thankful for that

generation of people.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, it's uh, it's sobering for sure.

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And, uh, and thankful for the.

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The sacrifice.

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Um, they're in the, the, uh, history

underground that channel on YouTube

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that I've referenced a few times before

they've got quite a bit, he does on,

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on D-Day, where he goes and tours the

sites and talks about the history of it.

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He does a good job with it.

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So, yeah.

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Um, yeah, I don't, I don't know if

my recycling has been picked up, but

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tomorrow is my trash day again on Friday.

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So I guess I'll just leave it out

there until might as well at this

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point, it doesn't even matter.

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Yeah.

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Hey, we had the Rangers game.

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We didn't talk about that.

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He's done a remarkable.

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I mean, they, they lost.

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So in that sense?

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Yes, but it was a great time.

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Yeah, that was really cool.

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I mean, yeah.

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This is my first time inside

an indoor stadium ballpark.

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That was cool.

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I mean, the.

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The magnitude of the places kind

of all inspiring and its own way.

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It doesn't feel like you're as high.

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We were at the very top, basically.

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Where are we?

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Yes.

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Hi, as we could go behind, hopefully.

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Behind where we were sitting in.

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That's it?

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Well, yeah, we were up there.

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So we were in the nosebleeds as

they're often called, but you still

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had a really great view of the field.

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And I mean, it was clear that whatever

lights they use, like I wish they would

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use those lights on the streets at night.

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Because that light is just,

I could see everything when

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HD clarity, I could see the.

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They're 80 bitty guys.

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I could tell who they were

because the big screen told me.

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Right.

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And it made sense.

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So it was really cool.

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I mean, I really appreciated the show.

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I could hear everything really well.

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The sound clarity in there was.

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Just remarkable.

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I was so impressed.

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Yeah.

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It's a, it's a, quite a feat.

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The, uh, these stadiums are modern,

modern marvels in so many ways.

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If you have vertigo, I wouldn't

recommend sitting where we sat.

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It does get steep.

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When you get up top there.

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Yeah, but I mean, it, again,

it was, it feels scary.

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I mean, maybe.

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That's true for some people.

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Were you scared pastors?

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I wasn't, but I sat next to a few

people who had young children that were

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kind of holding them back, like, okay,

don't lean forward too much because a.

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Yeah.

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I saw a guy with this massive

hot dog and I wanted it.

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Yes.

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He's like six feet long.

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I don't know how it was

big, whatever it was.

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And I, and I, I might've

coveted that hot dog.

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Yeah.

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We may.

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Ballpark food is expensive though.

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Well, yeah.

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Somebody and like how many

hundreds of dollars is this,

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does this thing cost now, but the

inflation, you know, you never know.

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Exactly, but it did look good.

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Yeah, him and his wife polished it off.

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Otherwise I would have

asked for their leftovers.

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Well, they got to pay the air

conditioning that building.

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Now, how much does it

cost to air condition?

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That building?

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I have no estimation.

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I man I've I have zero idea.

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I mean, cause it's a big building

it's got to be, and it was very

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different from the outside.

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We keep it at 72.

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That's all your low temperature.

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Well, I mean for the games.

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Yeah.

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Good.

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Yeah.

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I remember growing up, going

to the old ballpark, which we

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drove by to get to that one.

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It's that red brick building

that Choctaw Choctaw.

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It used to be called the

ballpark in Arlington, which

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was a much better name for it.

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But, um, yeah, I'd go there

and pay five bucks, you know?

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Five bucks for a ticket, 10 bucks

to park five bucks for a ticket,

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and I'd get, be able to go watch a

ballgame there, but then you have

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to endure the outside weather.

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Yeah.

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And that's true.

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But if you knew where to sit, you

knew which side the sun set on first.

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And so you could sit over there and what's

the shade hit, then it was tolerable,

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but then you forget the humidity.

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Because that part.

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That plays a pretty big role.

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I've learned.

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Yeah.

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In Texas, the humidity does

play a pretty substantial factor

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in what it feels like outside.

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That's true.

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But if you're there to watch

the game, once the sun goes

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down, the sun is just the, the.

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The brutal part.

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If you love the game enough.

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And once you, once the sound goes

down, then it's like, oh, this is fine.

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But if you don't like the game, if

you're there because you love the

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church, then it's a different experience.

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That's my guess.

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That's fair.

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And if you happen to have gone to

an angels game and you were in the

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sun because you love the church.

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Then maybe you didn't

have such a good time.

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Yeah.

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Well just throwing it out there.

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And perhaps you showed up late to

the game and you went to the parking

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lot, parking lot queue out here and

you paid $35 plus tax, which ended up

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being 37 and change to park and said

parking lot only to walk by that parking

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attendant and see everybody leaving.

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All the parking attendants, leaving.

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All of them left, which means

I could have driven in there.

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10 minutes later and gotten free parking.

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But it wasn't God's plan.

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Which we'll talk about

on Sunday that's plan.

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I don't know why God wanted me to

spend $37 and 28 cents on parking.

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I don't know.

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Maybe there's an answer in

Proverbs 10, 11, and 12.

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I feel like I'm being disciplined by the

Lord because that's where we're going in.

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Today's daily Bible reading,

or do you even love me anymore?

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Hey, as we get into this section

of Proverbs, one thing to note is

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starting here with this chapter

and extending through Proverbs 22.

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Really, we come to a, what we most

often think of as the Proverbs, and

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that means there's not necessarily

a unifying theme in these chapters.

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Unlike the first nine chapters.

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Uh, there's not a common

thread that goes through or a

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common story that goes through.

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Instead they're filled with

kind of individual provers.

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Uh, pithy statements of

wisdom here and there.

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Warnings against folly.

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Th there may be groupings of these

Proverbs that all have a similar topic,

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but typically you won't be able to

define a topic for an entire chapter.

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Uh, so our approach to these chapters

as we go through these episodes on the

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podcast is probably going to be more

to, to highlight some of our favorite

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Proverbs in each one, rather than trying

to summarize the chapter as a whole.

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It's going to take longer.

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Yeah, it can take longer now.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, well, chapter 10, uh,

Verses one through five.

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An example of a section of provers and

linked by a common theme, even though

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I just said there there's not much

in the theme of this section is, is

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really kind of hard work and diligence.

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Uh, the Lord does not let

the righteous go hungry.

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He thought the craving of the wicked

though, a slack hand causes poverty, but

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the hand of the diligent makes rich, so

there's something there, but the Lord.

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Rewards hard work that we're to

labor and he's going to care for

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and provide for those that, that

give themselves towards that.

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Um,

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Proper chapter.

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10 verse nine, whoever walks in

integrity, walks securely, but he who

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makes his ways crooked will be found out.

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Uh, the safety in our integrity is,

is a common theme that we're going to

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pick up on more and more throughout

the book of provers as it unfolds.

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Uh, verse 12, love covers all

offenses, pastor, rod, let's

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talk through that for a second.

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Love covers all offenses.

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So w how do I balance that with.

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Galatians six, which says that if

anyone is caught in a trespass,

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that we are called to restore that

person in a spirit of gentleness

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and love because we care for them.

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So.

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If I'm supposed to cover an offense

and yet I'm, I'm not to let it go.

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According to Paul in Galatians

six, how did these things balance

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or how do we understand them

in concert with each other?

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Man?

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That's a fun question to think

through, because I think there's a

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couple nuanced answers and I think

the first begins with the idea that.

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I love covering and offense

doesn't mean love for getting

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or sweeping under the rug.

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Now I, so here's a, here's a, here's

a connecting point here in chapter 17.

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Verse nine.

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And we have another similar sounding

verse, but it says whoever covers an

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offense seeks love, but he who repeats

a matter separates, close friends.

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So there is something to say

with we're dealing with it.

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We're not just a, I'm not just

sweeping it under the rug.

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Um, there are, there are going

to be times when that happens.

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Of course, we're going to, you're going

to offend me by saying something silly

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or I'm going to offend you by, by.

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You know, joking too

much about this or that.

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And probably doesn't warrant a

face-to-face conversation and a

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confrontation, but there's lots of times

where love will cause us to do that.

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Love will say, I think we

need to talk about this.

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I care about you.

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I care about our friendship.

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I care about.

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Our relationship.

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And so I want to cover this, um, In a

way that says, I want to deal with it.

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I want it to be covered, dealt

with buried and taken away.

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Not, not that we're just

forgetting about it.

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And.

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Kind of dancing around the issue.

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So I think love does decide in the

moment whether this is worth pursuing

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and saying, I need to do something about

this, or whether love just says that.

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I let it go.

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Um, because there is a time to

restore someone in a spirit of

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gentleness and that is a loving act.

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Uh, it depends on the scenario

and it takes wisdom to know which

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one is which, and I think that's

kind of what it's getting at.

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Yeah, this theme is repeated in

the new Testament in James five

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20 in first, Peter four eight.

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They both refer back to love, covering a

multitude of sins, but I agree with you.

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Your assessment there of the, the

knowledge and the wisdom to know.

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Kind of how to lean in and where

to lean in on those things.

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Um, yeah.

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Uh, how about verse 23 verse 23.

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We have a.

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Statement here doing wrong is like

a joke to a fool, but wisdom is

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pleasure to a man of understanding.

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Uh, this is a good proper for us as,

as parents to bring to our children, to

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encourage them and remind them of the

importance of the choices they make.

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As far as their friendships go.

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Um, when you have somebody that, that

goofs off and jokes around and, and,

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and sins, and thinks that there's a

bunch of pleasure and in front of their,

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it kind of goes back to the opening

chapter where he says, Hey, don't go

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with the centers that are enticing

you to come in and do foolish things.

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Um, and, and so making wise choices

about the company that we keep, uh,

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is important here doing wrong as

like a joke to a fool, but wisdom is

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pleasure to a man of understanding.

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And so there's, there's a importance in.

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I'm looking at your shirt right now.

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Pastor rod propers 1320.

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We'll get there eventually.

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Yeah.

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That, uh, the companion

of fools suffers harm.

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And I think there's that thought here.

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Thoughts on chapter 10.

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Uh, yeah, I, this was a good chapter.

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It was a biblical chapter and I loved it.

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It was good.

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I mean, I don't want to repeat

anything you're saying, because

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you're saying good things.

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Yeah.

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I'm with you on that.

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Great.

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All right.

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Why don't you take chapter 11?

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I made some comments on chapter 10.

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Why don't you give some

comments on chapter 11?

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I can, I can go so slow.

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Okay.

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Ah, let let's, uh, let's start with this.

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Start with verse four.

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Uh, riches don't profit

in the day of wrath, but

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righteousness delivers from death.

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And I think this is helpful.

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It's going to say something obvious that

you would say, well, yeah, of course you

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can't buy your soul from the pit of hell.

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We all know that Jesus blood alone

is the atonement for our sins, but I

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think there's also something in there.

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About the way that we invest our lives.

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Uh, obviously we need to work for money.

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We need to, we need to work hard and

get money, have a savings account, you

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know, pay the, pay, the bills, et cetera.

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At the end of the day, though.

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We don't want to work for money.

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We want to work for God and we

want to work for the kingdom.

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Now Matthew chapter six, right?

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Seek first, the kingdom of heaven, the

kingdom of God and his righteousness.

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And so there is a way to live life

that shows I'm not living for money.

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I'm living for Christ.

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Money happens to be incidental

to my living for Christ.

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And therefore I'm living a

certain life in a certain way

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that shows my trust is not there.

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My trust is in Christ

in his righteousness.

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And in that way, my

righteousness is displayed.

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I'm delivered from death because

it's my faith operating in the way

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that my checkbook is balanced or

not balanced as the case may be.

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So, uh, verse eight connects

to that the righteous is

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delivered from trouble, trouble.

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Uh, and the wicked walks into it instead.

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Uh, we're able to see things

that other people can't see.

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And you're going to talk

about this two months, Sunday.

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Uh, we're able to see things

because God has given us his wisdom.

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We have his word to see the, to

see things that others either.

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Uh, choose not to see, or they

suppress the truth in unrighteousness.

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And that's a really helpful thing for us.

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We're able to see things

because God has opened our eyes.

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So when we see our neighbors making

bad decisions, we see them investing in

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things that they shouldn't invest in.

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Uh, we don't want to gloat over

them and say, well, what kind of

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foolishness has happened, man?

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Thank you, Lord, that I'm able to

see this and we pray that they would

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and your good Providence see the

same that they would understand who

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they are and who they're meant to be

according to what the scripture say.

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There's a couple of quick thoughts.

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That's the PG.

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Give us a few more.

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Yeah.

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I love verse 14 that there is safety

in an abundance of counselors.

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That's one that I'll go to often.

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Um, When people are trying to make

a decision, this is one of the ways

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that people can answer the question.

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How can we tell God's will for our life?

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If it's a situation when I've

got two, two choices and neither

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one is necessarily sinful.

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How do I know what God's will for my life

is well there's wisdom in an abundance

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of counselors to be able to make that

decision without fear of, of, uh, or, or

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need to be able to go chapter and verse.

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This is what you should do.

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Let me ask a clarifying question there.

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Yeah, because.

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What, um, when we first got married before

set kids, there's also the first in your

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life where you something happens, right.

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Lots of people have wisdom.

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They want to offer you lots of people

and an abundance of counselors.

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You might say, I want to offer

you their advice and their

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counsel about this or that.

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And often some of it is kind of

contrary to the other, you know,

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someone says they should do this.

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And then the person says,

no, you should do that.

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Um, how do you navigate that?

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When there's lots of people

are saying different things.

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Yeah, hopefully.

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You'll find a situation where you've got.

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More people saying one

thing then than the other.

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But hopefully yeah, in a

perfect world, we might say.

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But that's not always

going to be the case.

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I do think there's some,

you're going to wait.

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People's advice and in

different ways, um, yeah.

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You know, based on your confidence in

that person, your trust in that person.

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I hopefully, and I don't say

this in a self-serving manner for

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either of us, but hopefully you

trust your pastors and you trust.

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You know, the, the wisdom and insight

that God has given your pastors.

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And so I think you should weigh

heavily, uh, the counsel that your

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pastors give you on decisions.

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If, if you come to us and seek

our guidance, seek our will.

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Um, same thing I would say with,

with your spouse, if you're married

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and your spouse is a believer, uh, I

would, I would hope that you would.

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Recognize that God has given your spouse

to you to help you make decisions.

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Men, your wives have been given

to you by God with wisdom to

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help you make decisions yet.

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Ultimately, the buck stops with you.

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You're going to lead your family.

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You're going to make the final decision,

but that doesn't mean that your wife

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doesn't have wise things and wise

counsel to bring to the table on that.

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So I think there are ways that

if, if you've got multiple people

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chiming in that you're probably

going to weigh some peoples.

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Counsel higher than you might wait.

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Somebody else's counsel.

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It sounds like you're saying

it takes wisdom to even

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hear the wisdom from others.

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Yes.

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Wow.

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It's like you're in an

endless loop of wisdom.

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And loosely God, you just need God.

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Every, even, even areas was like, oh,

you can get wisdom from these people.

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You still need God to give

you wisdom to discern wisdom.

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Right.

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Is this the right path?

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Is that the right thing at the right time?

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Ma'am you need the word

and you need the word.

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Uh, you need God, the God of the word

in order to discern these things.

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Yeah.

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How desperate we are.

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Yeah.

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How about for 17 as well?

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A man who is kind benefits himself book.

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Sanctified self-interest hurts themselves.

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Yeah.

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The old saying you catch

more flies with honey, right?

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Yeah.

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It's.

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Yeah.

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Th the, the patients with.

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We're an assault gun or an assault gun.

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Yeah.

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But the old.

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The idea of being patient with the

customer service representative can

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pay off for you in the end, rather

than getting mad at that person.

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You might find that, oh man, if I'm kind

to this person, it may pay off for me.

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And yeah, they may be willing

to go the extra mile to, to help

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me out with my situation rather

than if I'm short with them or.

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Terse with them or angry with them then.

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You know, I, it may not work

out for me in the end, so.

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A real sharp.

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Yeah.

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Uh, we'll skip over the ring in a pig.

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Snout is like a beautiful

woman without discretion.

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Uh, how about chapter 12?

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Then we get into chapter 12, verse one.

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I love that whoever loves

discipline, loves knowledge, but

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he who hates reproof is stupid.

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Yeah, it is, it is, but such a

good reminder for us that we should

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welcome and embrace and love.

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Uh, reproved from people that we love.

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Iron sharpens iron.

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We're going to get there in

the not too distant future.

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That's kind of the idea here that

that's a sh that's a painful process.

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And so you need to have people

in your life that are going to

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speak that truth into your life.

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But also this discipline, I think

ultimately is the discipline

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that comes from the Lord.

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Because the Lord disciplines,

those whom he loves.

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And so we shouldn't.

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Uh, great against that.

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We shouldn't.

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Uh, chief against that.

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We should welcome that and love that

in a sense, because we know that

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God is sanctifying us in that sense.

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Yes.

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Right.

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I really like verse 10.

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I always zero in on this one

because it, it strikes me as unique.

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It's kind of.

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Uh, violate my expectation, so to

speak, even though it's perfectly

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fitting, look at verse 10.

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Whoever is righteous has regard

for the life of his beast.

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But the mercy of the wicked.

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Even that is cruel.

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Um, this word here for regard regarding

the life of your bees, is that the

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same word that comes from knowledge?

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You have that.

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Uh, it means to note, to just have

intimate knowledge of, or at least to have

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a really good awareness of the righteous

people have an expansive care, even up

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through, and extending to creation the

animals that you, that you are around.

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Uh, and the wicked person.

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Uh, alternatively has it not an expansive

care, but it kind of a contracting care.

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They kind of like a dying star.

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They collapse into themselves.

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They're just self, self focused, even

their, even their niceness is cruel.

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And in this particular

instance, your verse 10.

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So I think about this and, and

view of how we care for creation.

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You know, we're still called to be

stewards of the creation around us.

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And that includes, uh, in some

way, shape or form for the animal

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kingdom, what that looks like.

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And I don't know what that

looks like for you, pastor Pete.

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I know you have a dog named Patrick.

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If I'm not mistaken.

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That's not it it's pretty close though.

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Right?

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Patrick.

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Uh, so Maverick.

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Okay.

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I don't know.

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I, I, I.

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Maybe I'm saying too much here.

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I think other people probably do this too.

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Whenever I see an animal crossing

the road, I will deliberately

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try not to run it over.

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Like I will move my car out of the way.

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I don't want to create an

accident in the process.

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So if I have to run a thing over,

I will, but I haven't had to yet.

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I will, I will stop my car or go

around it and I'll try to provide

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path so that the animal can escape.

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Um, I think this is a, an

example of something like that.

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How do you interpret this

and where might you apply it?

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Yeah, I think you're right on that.

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I there's something about,

you know, God's creation.

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Um, and, and recognizing

them as God's creation.

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And I think there's a difference between

a mosquito that you're going to smack

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off of your arm and, and kill that, that

mosquito higher life forms and lower life.

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Exactly.

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Conversation.

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Yeah.

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So I am in agreement with

your assessment on that.

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Yeah, I think that's cool.

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I don't think we're PETA activists.

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Nope.

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We still should eat them.

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And where their, where

their skins as closed.

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For that and put their

scans on our Bibles.

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Yeah.

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Minion intimate.

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Right.

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Uh, so taking dominion doesn't mean

trashing the place and misusing it.

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It means a sanctified stewardship

taking care of it and utilizing

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it for its good and noble purpose.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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How about verse 14 from

the fruit of his mouth?

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A man is satisfied with good in the

work of a man's hand comes back to him.

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Uh, your, your hard work, your work

ethic is going to impact your wellbeing.

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Uh, you work hard.

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You're going to be rewarded for that.

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That's what verse 14 is saying, as well as

what you say is going to come back to you.

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Um, the, the words in your mouth are going

to either bear fruit or, or the opposite.

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And we're going to get to that

more in Proverbs chapter 18,

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which is all about communication.

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Uh, but here we are talking about

the tongue, which is a key theme

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in the book of Proverbs as well.

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First 21.

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No ill befalls the righteous.

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But the wicked are filled with trouble.

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Um, again, not a guarantee, not a

promise to take to the bank and say,

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God, you said, no, it would be follow me.

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I think this fits into the

category of Romans 8 28.

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God.

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God ordains all things for his

glory and our good, and that

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means no ultimate ill be falls.

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The righteous, ultimately there's

nothing that happens to you.

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It's all for you because it will

ultimately lead to his glory.

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And that includes everything.

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I think anyway, everything,

everything that happens to your life.

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Is, uh, evidence of his righteous and

good rulership and it will ultimately

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lead to his glory into your good.

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Yeah.

539

How about verse 16 tobacco there?

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The vexation of a fool is known at

once, but the prudent ignores an insult.

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That's a, another one of those.

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Those those temper temperance, um, Uh,

Proverbs there that we need to be careful.

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We need to be, uh, watchful.

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We need to be patient with our vexation.

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Somebody cuts you off on the road, right?

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Is your vexation immediately known.

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Or are you willing to ignore the insult?

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Um, that's like I only honk.

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There you go.

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That's it I'll make it.

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I'll let my face know it though.

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Yeah, just honk loud.

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The other day we were, well, we

were on the way to the baseball

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game and I was coming up behind

somebody at the red light and in.

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They should've been going.

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And so.

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Normally I laid on the horn.

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I just give a small little town.

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Like a little peep dude.

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Just to wake somebody up to get

them to stop looking at their

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phone and look up the road.

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We give a little bit too much.

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Honestly, it was an accident.

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But, uh, they, they were displeased.

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They gave you, they say you're number one.

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Yup.

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Yeah.

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They were displeased with me

and my kids were like, what, why

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were they, what were they doing?

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I was like, don't worry about it.

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We're good.

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We're good.

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Yeah.

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Verse 22.

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Speaking of things that are displeasing

lying lips are not just displeasing.

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They are an abomination to the Lord, but

those who act fatefully are his delight.

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You're going to see lots of.

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Uh, I mean, there's lots of passages

and the provers that talk about the

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words that we use and God hates lying.

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Yeah.

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He doesn't like when we say something

that is contrary to truth, whether

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it be something as seemingly

innocuous as flattery, or whether

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it's just a bold face, lie, something

that we're just deliberately

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saying something that's not true.

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So be careful with your words,

God cares about your words.

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He doesn't want them to be

anything other than what's right.

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And true.

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Yeah.

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About verse 25 anxiety in a

man's heart, weighs him down,

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but a good word makes him glad.

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And a good word.

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That's encouraging for me because a

lot of times we talk about anxiety

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and we talk about, okay, Psalm

55, 22 Castro burns on the Lord.

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He will sustain you or Philippians

four that we're supposed to

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go to the Lord and prayer.

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Here.

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It talks about how we can.

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Be a relief to anxiety in one

another's lives by coming along

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and speaking and encouraging word.

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A good word.

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Uh, to somebody who's battling

anxiety at the time can, can brighten

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their day and lift their heart.

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So.

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Take courage there that, that you can

have that impact on somebody else's

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life exhort one another every day.

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Yep.

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As long as it's called today.

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Get to work.

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Yep.

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Well, there you go.

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There's Proverbs 10, 11, and 12.

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We've got more provers

coming out to you tomorrow.

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So keep it in your Bibles and

tune in again for another episode

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of the daily Bible podcast.

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We'll see you then.

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Bye.