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Proverbs 19:6

Proverbs 19:6

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Solomon observes that self-interest drives human relationships with the powerful. People seek the favour of rulers and attach themselves to generous givers — not out of genuine love but out of what they hope to gain. This is an astute observation about flattery and false friendship, preparing the reader to value authentic relationship over calculated connection.

Memory phrase: True friends give freely.

Talk about it: What makes a friendship truly real?

Prayer: God, help me be a true friend, not a selfish one.

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