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in Nashville, San Diego, Chicago, and Birmingham this fall. What's going on guys? Welcome back to

another episode of the Bryce Crawford podcast. I'm Bryce, and today we are on Proverbs 17 of 31 days of

Proverbs. Guys, if you're enjoying the series,

please let us know, what book of the Bible would you guys like us to break down next? This

one's going to be amazing. Let's dive into Proverbs 17 for these nuggets of wisdom. Better is a dry

morsel with quiet than a house full of feasting with strife. Hold on. There's a lot to unpack in verse one

that better as a dry morsel with quiet than a house full of feasting with strife. There's nothing

appealing about eating a dry morsel. Who wants to eat a dry morsel? Yet there's a blessing of

quietness and peace that is so great that it can make something as

undesirable as a dry morsel desired right it can make it seem better than an alternative

mode and then an alternative thing right so what he's saying is like hey a house full of great

food but a lot of strife is worse than a house with dry morsels, but peace and quiet

because peace and quietness in the home are so valuable that it makes up for many other comforts

that are denied. So because peace and quietness and stillness is such a desirable thing in

today's lifetime, that it can make up for discomforts.

Verse two, a servant who deals wisely with rule over a son who acts shamefully.

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