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James 3:8-10 Meaning and Commentary In this chapter the apostle cautions against censoriousness, and reproving others with a magisterial air; advises to bridle the tongue, and guard against the vices of it; and shows what true wisdom is, and from whence it comes.
We can't tame our tongues on our own, because we can't change our sinful nature on our own. Next, James will give examples of the evil ways we use our words.
2 окт. 2015 г. · Bridling the tongue shows ones faith. It is an action. The power to control one's tongue comes from the power of the Holy Spirit in that person's life.
4 янв. 2022 г. · The concept of taming the tongue is found in James 3 where God declares, through the apostle James, that “no one can tame the tongue” (James 3:8).
13 окт. 2000 г. · This verse says that a Christian who does not control his tongue is like a snake with deadly venom. Our mouths are like poisonous snakes.
No man can tame the tongue without Divine grace and assistance. The apostle does not represent it as impossible, but as extremely difficult.
29 июл. 2024 г. · Thus, James applies the tongue as a metaphor for speech. He informs Bible readers that “no one can tame the tongue” (James 3:8, NLT). This ...
David Guzik commentary on James 3, in which James gives a word of warning to the teachers to tame the tongue and seek wisdom.
The more they speak evil, the more their behaviour becomes evil (6). People are able to tame wild animals, but they are unable to tame their own tongues (7-8).
James tells us the tongue is impossible to tame, and then tells us to tame it! Here's how God helps us do the impossible. James 3:1-12 February 9, 2003 Taming ...
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