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The human tongue is full of deadly poison and
it takes the Holy Spirit to help tame it.  If He
isn't there to help control it, it can do all sorts
of damage to us and everyone around us.  If we hurt
or have been hurt by someone, we need to
take care of it immediately before the enemy
comes in to bring even more hurt and damage
that can last up to a lifetime.
 

The Offense The days for a while were so happy such a glow and a smile on his face, the holidays had come and gone yet through it all God had given them His blessed grace. Sometimes it is just a careless word that has been spoken but then the enemy comes to take at her his best shot, her countenance I know takes a tumble till the Holy Ghost relieves this sore spot. The questions and thoughts that have bombarded her mind and leaves her in quite a bad mess, the love and encouragement and help of her mate cut off at present until once again God’s grace comes to bless. Why did he say it, she questions Oh, Lord, does he genuinely love only me? or was I someone he just settled for instead of waiting any longer as he looked at his big pile of laundry. An offense that is small and certainly unintended soon to this shall surely come to pass, but even small and hurtful words can bring about much pain and cause wounds that for years can and do last. So we need to deal with our pain and words of a hurtful nature before the wound opens up and begins to bleed, please oh, please my Precious Lord heal these bruises I cry out to You from bended knees. Written by: Marilyn S. Jennings January 2, 2002

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