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Proverbs 15:6

The righteous household accumulates genuine blessing — not only material, but relational, spiritual, and reputational. The wicked may gain income, but that income brings trouble: anxiety, conflict, and eventual loss. Character determines the true wealth of a home.

Memory phrase: Righteousness brings true treasure.

Talk about it: What is the real treasure inside a good home?

Prayer: God, fill our home with righteousness.

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