Monday, September 29 Hold a good conscience, so that in the particular in which you are spoken against they may get ashamed who are speaking slightingly of your good conduct.—1 Pet. 3:16. There may be times when you feel that you can help someone who has wronged you to appreciate Christian standards. The apostle Paul wrote: “‘If your enemy is hungry, feed him; if he is thirsty, give him something to drink; for by doing this you will heap fiery coals upon his head.’ Do not let yourself be conquered by the evil, but keep conquering the evil with the good.” (Rom. 12:20, 21) By your graciousness in the face of provocation, you may soften even the hardest of attitudes and bring out the good in people. By showing understanding, empathy—even compassion—for the offender, you might be able to help him learn Biblical truths. A mild response gives the individual an opportunity to reflect on your fine conduct.—1 Pet. 2:12. w12 11/15 5:13 youtu.be/EAzt7G0_NiQ?list=PLVyVa6vm21h36VMzjO_QlcePL3B7G6svO
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