When the words in abundance

When the words in abundance "If there are many words that the sin does not exist, but which maintains the tongue is wise" (Proverbs 10:19), "The tongue is a fire, a world of evil ..." (James 3: 6). "Words are like leaves, and where they are most sense among a lot of fruit seldom found." Papa Do not we can speak of nothing forever, just to end the conversation degenerates into rap po 'people. Some wonderful advice comes from the ancient East. Let our words to see if it is followed by three golden goals: 1) E 'vero?   2) 'necessary?   3) There? Dr. James T. Jeremiah from Cedarville College in Ohio is an apt description of the slanderer: 'It is suggested that it is not always bite with their teeth. The language feels softer than the teeth, but is twice as strong. A slanderer is not a person that bites back, but the one who bites behind your back. "Hannah More backbiters treated and talebearers for them to go with her to the person slandered, to determine if the story is really true. Cuts heal from a knife, but we have no guarantee that reductions of heal.Proverbs our language is full of waings about what we do with our language. I particularly like the message from Proverbs Eugene H. Peterson. Here are some of the language from Chapter 10:? The mouth is a good man is a profound, suicide, but the mouth of the wicked is a dark cave of abuse. Hatred starts fights, but love pulls the blanket spat. What a beautiful thought? Essays to gather knowledge, a true treasure, know-it-alls talk too much, a complete waste. The more talk, let alone the truth, as their words. There is talk of the good person is worth waiting for the blabber of the wicked is useless. The following is from Biblical Illustrator, James 3: The power of language: I. Words are the expression of THOUGHTS.Says Max Müller, with close to truth? The word is thought embody. The greek word translated? The brotherly love? until Christianity was a form unknown to explain a new relationship with men was. He hung on the Christian church to illustrate the virtues of the word? Humility. Every word we speak, has its history, and their time has been appointed in the library of the world? S thought. ? Words are things? Mirabeau said, and he was right.II. Words, as the thought embodied, are signs of moral CHARACTER.The both nations and men must be stamped in their words. ? The wisdom from above is first pure, then peaceable, gentle and easy intreated, full of mercy and good fruits, without partiality, without hypocrisy. The speech of Peter reveals that every human being. How are the relations of Napoleon? Gloria? while those of the Duke of iron in the center? Duty? enabling each character is known. He, whose thoughts on noble things grovel to the speech ever. Il? IncaateWord? was forced to reach men through their own dialect, but the purity of his teaching as unparalleled as his own divine nature. Humanly speaking, the voice will always be Jacob Jacob? S if mask Esau.Conversation contact contamination photos for the world an impure heart. Ecstatic language purling Brooks, described shallowness of thought. Repeated offers of others? The comments are evidence that no significant comments of our own. The desire to express themselves freely on others? is proof that we are not in our affairs.III. The power of the language of the solemnity EXPLAINS THE USE.The word, like an arrow from the quiver, his trademark. Hawthoe said? Nothing is more unaccountable, that the spell checker, it is often hidden in one word. A hearty word of courage, more than a heart down, and a cruel word, more than a sweet soul has sobbed at the grave. Every word has a meaning, and word is that the meaning of a house, a word about another's life with fear or joy or love or hatred. Applications that are not available to them, the words mean that we are talking again about us them.IV. The power of language emphasizes the need for self-criticism CONTROL.Man is also a king to his language and a slave to suffer abuse. The school takes care of life, with a twofold risk of arrogant assumptions about themselves and experience, without contradictions. The first is the nervous control of the horse with bit and bridle, the other is the strength of the ship that no storm can be made up of its course. The helmsman? Requirement for the language is not an easy call. It requires the strength of bits. The small rudder firmly indicates the promise of security ship.V. Our words against U. S. IN JUDGMENT.We often unknowingly send first, as if they were blown sand in the eyes of others to forget that they are blind or bless us. This is a serious matter, to write a book like "Pilgrim's Progress,? or the opposite? The age of reason. This is a serious issue to explain, in his speech, the Gospel of Christ. It is not without meaning to unfold in the Bible, the Sabbath school. It is no less serious, if every word of his father and mother feel about children? Life, to see that these words were spoken correctly. (Monday Club sermons.)