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1 João 1:8-10 adverte que negar nossa pecaminosidade nos engana e mostra que a verdade de Deus não está moldando nossas vidas. Em vez de fingir que somos sem pecado, Deus nos chama a confessar nossos pecados e Ele fielmente nos perdoará e nos purificará de toda injustiça. Negar que pecamos é contradizer o próprio Deus, revelando que Sua palavra não habita em nós.

约翰一书1:8-10警告我们，否认自己的罪性会欺骗我们，也表明神的真理没有塑造我们的生命。神呼召我们认罪，而不是假装自己无罪，祂必信实地赦免我们，洁净我们一切的不义。否认自己犯了罪，就是与神自相矛盾，也表明祂的话语没有住在我们里面。

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1 John 1:8-10 warns that denying our sinfulness deceives us and shows that God’s truth is not shaping our lives. Instead of pretending we are sinless, God calls us to confess our sins and He will faithfully forgive and cleanse us from all unrighteousness. To deny that we have sinned is to contradict God Himself, revealing that His word is not dwelling within us.

A intervenção do SENHOR uniu as forças dispersas de Israel, expôs a vulnerabilidade dos filisteus e levou a um triunfo que demonstrou o apoio inabalável de Deus ao Seu povo da aliança.

耶和华的干预使以色列分散的军队团结起来，暴露了非利士人的弱点，并带来了胜利，这证明了上帝对祂立约子民的坚定支持。

The LORD’s intervention brought unity to Israel’s scattered forces, exposed the vulnerability of the Philistines, and led to a triumph that demonstrated God’s unfailing support for His covenant people.

不要因为担保自己可能无力偿还的债务而让自己背负他人的债务。如果债务无法偿还，最终损失甚至会波及到你自己的生活必需品。

不要与一个总是怒气冲冲的人为伍，因为亲密的陪伴会养成破坏性的行为模式。生活在一个无法控制的愤怒之中，会逐渐成为自己人生的陷阱。

学生被警告不要利用权力或不公正来剥削穷人或欺压弱势群体。耶和华亲自保护受苦的人，并反对那些压迫他们的人。

老师呼召学生聆听智者的教诲，使对主的信赖与诚实的言语一同成长。深入领受智慧，能使人预备好，以忠诚和正确的态度回答问题。

压迫穷人以获取利益，或者谄媚富人以博取好感，这两条路最终都会导致贫困。

孩子们来到这个世界时，心中都充满了愚昧，耐心管教是消除愚昧的途径。

淫妇的嘴巴是一个深渊，会吞噬那些生命已经远离耶和华的男人。

懒汉为了逃避工作，在大街上编造了一头狮子。

耶和华保守真理，拆毁奸诈之人的言语。

心地纯洁、言辞优雅的人赢得了国王的友谊。

除掉那个讥讽者，也就除掉了伴随他而来的争执、纷争和耻辱。

Do not place yourself under another man’s debt by guaranteeing what you may not be able to repay. If the debt cannot be covered, the loss will eventually reach even the necessities of your own life.

Do not bind yourself to a consistently angry person, because close companionship teaches destructive patterns. Living near uncontrolled anger gradually becomes a trap for one’s own life