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Proverbs 26:13

Proverbs 26:13

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The sluggard's excuse is absurd — a lion in the streets was vanishingly rare. Proverbs uses this to satirise how laziness inflates tiny obstacles into impossibilities. The lazy person always has a reason why today is not the day to begin. This is a pattern of avoidance dressed as caution.

Memory phrase: Stop making excuses.

Talk about it: What excuses do you sometimes use to avoid doing what is right?

Prayer: God, help me not to make excuses.

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