How firm a foundation, ye saints of the Lord is laid for your faith in his excellent word.

The tongue is a dangerous instrument.

It'll tell people who you really are, and it'll give you away.

That's some of the wisdom that we'll hear from Proverbs 15 today on through the Bible with

Dr. J. Vernon McGee.

I'm Steve Schwartz and if you don't already know, December is Letter Month, and that's a special time here through

the Bible that we celebrate the impact that God's word is having in our lives.

And then we ask you to share your stories and we share the stories of others like this one from Frazier in Brunswick, Georgia.

The Book of Job was transformative, Frazier writes.

God has granted me a new relationship with my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ,

a new relationship with my friends, and through the

Gospel of Grace, a new relationship with myself, Amen.

Well thanks Frazier, I love your passion and enthusiasm for God's word. You know we'd love to hear from you too so you can email

us at Biblebus at TTB.org and you can always write to us at box 7100, Pasadena, California, 911-09. In Canada, Box 2-5-325, London, Ontario, N-6C, 6b-1. Let's pray.

Father open our eyes so that we can see the great things that you prepared

for us to hear and to live today in Jesus' name. Amen.

Now we're off to Proverbs 15 on through the Bible with Dr. J. Vernimicky.

Now with your Bible open and let me read now, Proverbs 15, a soft answer turneth away wrath, but grievous words stir up anger.

Now I'm sure that the one that comes to your mind at this particular point is Abigail and

Nabel.

Abigail, a very beautiful lovely wife and woman and Nabel her husband a fool but a very rich man

Someone has written a book called Beauty and the Beast and it's the story of Nabel and Abigail.

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