Proverbs Practicals 19 Proverbs 17

When our hearts turn aside from what is right and true, they lead us down a road with no good destinations.

Staying out of trouble is closely related to staying out of sin.

A simple observation that speaks profoundly to how we define ourselves and value our heritage.

God always pays His debts.

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Our closest relationships have the greatest effects upon us, and those effects can be devastating if the people in them aren't wise.

The slower a person is to get angry and the more it takes to make them angry, the better that speaks of their character.

There is one feature of a person that determines whether or not they can have wisdom, and it is neither education nor wealth.

Other people do things that can get them in trouble. How can we help?

Our decisions affect those we are connected to, especially when it comes to our heritage and our legacy.

Many mistakes and much sin could be avoided if we studied before we stepped.

Friends aren't just to bail us out of trouble. Sometimes they can help keep us out of trouble in the first place.

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If we have to choose between wealth and integrity in ourselves or in others, we should choose integrity every time.

The decisions we make have an effect on the people around us. And our legacy is more than just the things we ourselves do.

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