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Proverbs 10:14

Wisdom involves active accumulation of knowledge — gathering and storing it carefully. Fools, by contrast, discharge their thoughts carelessly and it brings ruin.

Memory phrase: Store knowledge. Speak carefully.

Talk about it: How do you store up knowledge? What do you do to remember important things you have learned?

Prayer: God, help me store up what I learn from You — and help me speak carefully so my words do not get me into trouble.

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