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Proverbs 24:25

In direct contrast to verse 24, those who rebuke the wicked receive not condemnation but blessing. Honest correction — even when hard — is ultimately rewarded. People recognise truth-tellers and bless them.

Memory phrase: Honest correction brings blessing.

Talk about it: Has someone's honest correction ever actually helped you? How did it feel later?

Prayer: God, give me courage to correct with love and wisdom.

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