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Proverbs 2:14

Proverbs 2:14

Little Bible — for children and parents · Growth Figures · © Growth Figures. All rights reserved.

When someone loves doing wrong instead of feeling sorry for it, they have gone far from God's wisdom. It is a warning for us to stay close to God.

Memory phrase: I love what is good.

Talk about it: How do you feel inside when you do something wrong — happy or uncomfortable?

Prayer: God, help me always love what is good and right, and never enjoy doing wrong.

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