Proverbs 25:23—26:22

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Lessons learned from Proverbs 25:23—26:22 include: A fool doesn’t mind sacrificing his honor. Giving honor to a fool gives him ammunition. There is security for the believer and also insecurity for the make-believer. One who has a high opinion of himself is worse than a fool. Strife is fueled by gossip; a real child of God does not wish to hear things that are ugly.

References: Proverbs 25, Proverbs 26

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