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Daily devotional

A verse for today.

Sunday, October 11

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"Death and life are in the power of the tongue: and they that love it shall eat the fruit thereof."
Proverbs 18:21 — KJV
Today's Translation StyleNew York City
Reflection

Your words carry immense power, capable of bringing life or death, blessing or cursing. Choose to speak words that edify and uplift, for you will partake of their fruit.

What is one way you can intentionally use your words to bring life and blessing today?

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Disclaimer: These dialect renderings are creative paraphrases for understanding, not Scripture itself. Many readers hold "Do not add to these words" (Deut 4:2; Rev 22:18–19) as a serious concern when sacred text is restyled freely. This is why we include a source verse, theological core, Dictionary/Thesaurus, notes, and Biblical context for each translation. Always read alongside a trusted translation and research thoroughly.

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