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*WHEN SHOULD YOU BE SILENT?*

1.  Be silent In the *heat of anger* - (Prov 14:17)

2.  Be silent *When you don't have all the facts* - (Prov 18:13)

3.  Be silent *When you haven't verified the story* -  (Deut 17:6)

4.  Be silent *If your words will offend a weaker person* - (1 Cor 8:11)

5.  Be silent *When it is time to listen* - (Prov 13:1)

6.  Be silent *When you are tempted to make light of Holy things* - (Eccl 5:2)

7.  Be silent *When you are  tempted to joke about  sin* - (Prov 14:9)

8.  Be silent *If you would be ashamed of your words later* - (Prov 8:8)

9.  Be silent *If your words would convey the wrong impression* - (Prov 17:27)

10. Be silent *If the issue is  none of your business* -  (Prov 14:10)

11. Be silent *When you are tempted to tell an outright lie* - (Prov 4:24)

12. Be silent *If your words will damage someone else's reputation* - (Pro16:27)

13. Be silent *If your words will damage a friendship*   - (Prov 16:28)

14. Be silent *When you are feeling critical* - (James  3:9)

15. Be silent *If you can't say it without screaming it*-  (Prov 25:28)

16. Be silent *If your words will be a poor reflection of the Lord or your  friends and family* - (1 Pt 2:21-23)

17. Be silent *If you may   have to eat your words  later* - (Prov 18:21)

 18. Be silent *If you have already said it more than one time* - (Prov  19:13)

19. Be silent *When you are tempted to flatter a  wicked person* - (Prov 24:24)

20. Be silent *When you are supposed to be working  instead* - (Prov 14:23)

_"WHOEVER GUARDS HIS MOUTH AND TONGUE KEEPS HIS SOUL FROM TROUBLES" - (Prov 21:23)_

*"BE STILL, AND KNOW THAT I AM GOD"  (Ps 46:10)*

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