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How do we know that the tongue can cause great harm?

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The tongue is likened to a fire that can inflict extensive damage, as described in James 3:6.

James describes the tongue as a fire, highlighting its potential to ignite conflict and destruction. Just as a small spark can lead to a raging inferno, careless words can cause irreparable harm to relationships, reputations, and even the church itself. This imagery emphasizes the need for believers to carefully consider their words and strive for speech that builds up rather than tears down. The destructive power of the tongue cannot be underestimated, and its consequences can persist long after the words have been spoken.
Scripture References: James 3:6, Proverbs 18:21

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The Tongue
Wayne Boyd · Jul 21, 2021
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