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Words have power. They can encourage, heal, and build relationships—or they can wound, tear down, and leave lasting damage. When we hear the Sixth Commandment, “You shall not murder,” most of us assume it's a commandment we've never broken. But Jesus reveals that God's concern goes far beyond our physical actions. It reaches into our hearts, our attitudes, and the words we speak.
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