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Excerpted from: Taking an InsultThis verse contrasts the reaction of an evil person with a thoughtful response of a prudent person who chooses to overlook the insults.
You see, this is turn the other cheek. All you will to do is make things worse if you respond in kind. And Christ is saying, He encourages us to be thoughtful in our response when faced with provocation.
Proverbs 15:1
Excerpted from: Displaying a Good Conscience: PolitenessHave you ever tried arguing in a whisper? It is just as hard to argue with someone who insists on answering softly. On the other hand, raising your voice and using harsh words almost always provokes an angrier response. And to avoid provoking anger, try to promote peace using gentle words.
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