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Study of Psalm Thirty Four
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Brethren:
On Sundays, our readings have been from Matthew Henry's “Discourse on Meekness”. Within its many chapters, we come away with the impression that one of those qualities that pertain to having a meek spirit, is the ability to speak ill of none that cross our paths in life. It matters little if said persons are kings or commoners it behooves us to refrain from all forms of utterances that would paint them in a sinister light.
Henceforth, let each of us seek to speak well of all others. Give praise where praise to due. Give the honor unto whom honor is due. Speak gently, albeit with wisdom to all people. And finally, let that wisdom descend from above with the usage of God's word. (See Romans 13:7; James 3:17)
On Sundays, our readings have been from Matthew Henry's “Discourse on Meekness”. Within its many chapters, we come away with the impression that one of those qualities that pertain to having a meek spirit, is the ability to speak ill of none that cross our paths in life. It matters little if said persons are kings or commoners it behooves us to refrain from all forms of utterances that would paint them in a sinister light.
Henceforth, let each of us seek to speak well of all others. Give praise where praise to due. Give the honor unto whom honor is due. Speak gently, albeit with wisdom to all people. And finally, let that wisdom descend from above with the usage of God's word. (See Romans 13:7; James 3:17)
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