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What does the Bible say about choosing friends?

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The Bible warns us to avoid bad friends who lead us into sin and to cherish good friends who promote our well-being.

The Bible provides clear guidance on the importance of choosing our friends wisely. In 1 Corinthians 15:33, it states, 'Evil companions corrupt good manners,' emphasizing that those we associate with can significantly influence our behavior and beliefs. Bad friends can lead us to sinful actions, as seen in the story of Amnon and Jonadab, where a negative influence resulted in tragic consequences. Conversely, good friends are to be prized because they encourage us in righteousness and the things of God, helping us grow in our faith.
Scripture References: 1 Corinthians 15:33

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David Pledger · Jul 17, 2024
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