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Excerpted from: Have You Become an Example to All Who Believe?Please turn with me to I Timothy 1, verse 4. Energy is wasted through pointless conversation and silly arguments, which the Internet seems to foster. Have you ever considered that idle talk is a loveless act? Warnings are given to us in Scripture concerning this, and Timothy here gives us some very strong advice.
The original term translated as idle talk in verse 6 of the New King James Version, and vain janglings of the King James Version, the authorized version, means empty or vain talking, means useless, not benefiting anyone, just rambling on. So these are discussions that are of no value. A great many words and little sense; senselessly waxing eloquent; and foolish opinions not worth hearing.
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