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Speech That Manifests Fear (3)

John A Heys·1955-11-15
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"Bad luck!" "Good Luck!" "A lucky break!" "Maybe next time my luck will be better!" "But just as fate would have it, I suffered more tough luck!" "You were lucky, though." Speech, all of this is speech which manifests a lack of the fear of the Lord. O, it manifests fear alright. But it manifests fear of the idol "luck." Such speech manifests no fear of the Lord. One walking in His fear never gives expression to the phrases and sentences above. "Bad luck!" "Good Luck!" "A lucky break!"...

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Author
John A Heys
Date

1955-11-15

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Scripture References
Romans 1:25James 4:13-15
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