Daniel Condurachi’s Blog

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I hope you are not bored with my wise pieces of advice. I hope they help you and you apply them in your life. Actually they are not mine. Those wise pieces of advice for your life come from God, not from me. I am just writing what He tells me. If He gave you any advice for today, please share it with us. I encourage you to comment down bellow.

Here are the wise pieces of advice for your life from today on:

• do you want to see if your friends are true ones? Wait to see how they’ll behave when you are in need
• do not rung huge bills if you can never pay them. Be careful how you manage your finances
• all you have let God guard them. You can never take care of something as good as God does
• double talk brings double trouble
• take care of your kids. Educate your children so they become wise, and you’ll have a happy hoary age
• think realistic and be happy if you trust the Lord, and you’ll have a good health (body, mind & soul)
• the gifts alter a good decision and the guilt is wiped. Do not receive gifts to say that the guilty is not guilty because God does not like that and latter you will suffer the consequences
• you can find the wisdom in your front yard, so you do not have to look for it at the end of the earth. Open your hart, eyes and mind to what the God talks to you through the small aspects in your life
• it is wrong to penalize good behavior, or make good people pay for the crimes of others
• it is easily seen if you are wise or not. A wise man should at least be calm in trouble times and to be carefull what he says

¹⁷ Friends love through all kinds of weather,
and families stick together in all kinds of trouble.

¹⁸ It’s stupid to try to get something for nothing,
or run up huge bills you can never pay.

¹⁹ The person who courts sin marries trouble;
build a wall, invite a burglar.

²⁰ A bad motive can’t achieve a good end;
double-talk brings you double trouble.

²¹ Having a fool for a child is misery;
it’s no fun being the parent of a dolt.

²² A cheerful disposition is good for your health;
gloom and doom leave you bone-tired.

²³ The wicked take bribes under the table;
they show nothing but contempt for justice.

²⁴ The perceptive find wisdom in their own front yard;
fools look for it everywhere but right here.

²⁵ A surly, stupid child is sheer pain to a father,
a bitter pill for a mother to swallow.

²⁶ It’s wrong to penalize good behavior,
or make good citizens pay for the crimes of others.

²⁷ The one who knows much says little;
an understanding person remains calm.

²⁸ Even dunces who keep quiet are thought to be wise;
as long as they keep their mouths shut, they’re smart.

^{Proverbs 17:17-28}