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Proverbs 15:7

The wise person is not merely knowledgeable — they are generous with knowledge. Their speech scatters wisdom like seed. Fools, having filled their hearts with foolishness, have nothing wise to offer. What fills the heart will eventually come out of the mouth.

Memory phrase: Wise lips share wisdom.

Talk about it: What wise thing could you share with a friend today?

Prayer: God, fill my heart with wisdom to share.

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