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What does the Bible say about moderation?

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The Bible encourages believers to let their moderation be known to all, emphasizing gentleness and forbearance as reflections of Christ-like character.

In Philippians 4:5, the Apostle Paul instructs Christians to let their moderation be evident to everyone, highlighting the importance of gentleness, kindness, and forbearance in their conduct. This 'moderation' encompasses not just restraint but also generosity and a spirit of magnanimity that characterizes the believer's interactions. It aligns with the understanding that our behavior should reflect the nature of Christ, allowing His spirit to guide our actions in a world that often promotes harshness and self-interest.
Scripture References: Philippians 4:5, Luke 21:34, James 3:17, Ephesians 4:32

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