Ecclesiastes 5:6

Verse

Ecclesiastes 5:6

Suffer not thy mouth to cause thy flesh to sin; neither say thou before the angel, that it was an error: wherefore should God be angry at thy voice, and destroy the work of thine hands?

  • Sin
  • Humility
  • Self Control
  • Wisdom
  • The Tongue
Bebe's interpretation
The wisdom of self-control in speech is the focus of this verse, emphasizing that our words have the power to lead us into sin. The proverb warns us to guard our mouths, as unchecked speech can result in harmful consequences. Exercising restraint over our words requires humility and wisdom, allowing us to avoid the pitfalls of gossip, anger, or thoughtlessness. By controlling our tongue, we reflect a maturity that aligns with godly living. This discipline of speech is a testament to our commitment to purity, as we strive to communicate in ways that build others up and honor God. This verse is a call to mindfulness, encouraging us to be thoughtful about what we say, ensuring that our words reflect the character of Christ. Practicing self-control in our speech allows us to avoid sin, fostering a spirit of peace and wisdom. In every conversation, we are reminded of the impact of our words, choosing silence or measured speech as a path to righteousness.
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