Pr.15.1
15:1 Moderating emotions and suiting them to the context helps others listen to what we say without reacting.
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Pr.15.11
15:11 Death and Destruction (Hebrew Sheol and Abaddon) personify the destiny of the dead. Sheol is the abode of the dead; Abaddon is a synonym for Sheol that has an added implication of punishment. • God knows all secrets (see Ps 139:1-12).
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Pr.15.12
15:12 Mockers cannot become wise because they keep criticism at a distance (cp. 10:17; 13:1, 10).
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Pr.15.13
15:13 What people feel affects how they present themselves (cp. 15:30).
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