Proverbs 25.6-7

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Limerick

Step back from the grand, boastful display,
Let humility guide your way;
For in quiet grace, you’ll find,
A seat that’s truly kind—
Honor is best when it’s gently conveyed.

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Potential actions to take in response

A practical way to respond to Proverbs 25:6-7 is to practice humility and patience in social situations. When you’re around others, especially in settings where there might be competition or comparison, remind yourself that it’s better to stay modest about your achievements rather than seeking recognition or trying to elevate yourself. For example, instead of boasting about accomplishments or trying to stand out, choose to listen more and give others the chance to share their stories. This approach encourages genuine relationships and helps you avoid unnecessary conflicts or embarrassment. By valuing humility over self-promotion, you create a more respectful environment for everyone and demonstrate a mindset of contentment and respect for others’ dignity.

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Related passages

**Summary of Proverbs 25:6-7:**
Humility prevents shame; avoid self-promotion, seek honor humbly, and trust God’s timing over personal boasting.

**Related Bible Passages:**

1. **Matthew 23:12**
Humility leads to exaltation; pride results in shame—aligns with Proverbs emphasizing humility’s importance for honor.

2. **James 4:10**
Humble yourselves before God, and He will lift you up—reinforces the value of humility over self-promotion.

3. **Luke 14:8-11**
Choose humble seating, for exaltation comes from God—not human recognition—mirroring Proverbs’ theme of humility and divine timing.

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