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When we're looking at... Jesus said, man cannot live on bread alone, but from every word that

proceeds from the mouth of God. You're listening to Daily Truth. Using, utilizing the rhetoric of Christ and some of the apostles I might add,

and some of the prophets like Elijah, right? Perhaps your God is using the toilet right now.

Maybe he'll be back in a little bit. Right. That kind of, that language is in the

scripture. But when we're looking to use that language

and to use it lawfully, rightly, morally, one thing that we should ask is the language itself,

we need to weigh that with a biblical worldview, with a biblical standard. But then the next thing is

this, not just what is being said and not just how it's being said, but this is one category that Christians

often never even consider. And it's who is it being said to? Who's it being said to? A lot of

times people, we just operate underneath this assumption that, well, you just, you can never say that.

There's not one scenario that ever morally justifies the use of this point made in this way.

Right? So you're considering two out of three important categories.

What and how? What is being said? How is it being said?

And I suggest, brothers and sisters, that there's an immensely significant third category,

which is what is being said, how is it being said, but also who is it being said to?

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