YESTERDAYS WORDS JUST WOULDN’T DIE

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William Beverbrook was a fearless publisher who was more than capable and often quite implicit when it came to printed insults. So one day he wrote a scathing commentary about Edward Heath, a young member of Parliament.

Afterwards, as he learned more and more about this young man, he realized that his enthusiasm had this time caused him to write insults he should never have written.

Then to top it off, soon after he had come to this conclusion he came upon young Heath in the washroom of his London club.

Immediately he began to apologize, for this was his way when he knew he was wrong.

“I appreciate your apology,” said Edward Heath, “but the next time, I wish you’d insult me in the washroom and apologize in your newspaper.”

Indeed, if you must express an ill opinion of another individual, write it in the sand just before an upcoming tide.

Speaking or writing ill of another person is like sprinkling salt on a carpet. Then trying to pick up it up and put it away…which is of course a “no can do”…really quite impossible.

What is a critic? Often he is a miner who constantly exhumes ill will.

“Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbour." 20:16

“Keep thy tongue from evil, and thy lips from speaking guile. Depart from evil, and do good; seek peace, and pursue it." Psalm 34:13-14


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QUOTE FROM TOMORROW’S ONE A DAY BLOG entitled GOING PLACES?

A minister had had a car for many years and finally it began to break down. He simply didn’t have the mechanical knowledge to repair it, nor did he feel he could afford to have it worked on, so he sold it to a young mechanical genius in high school.

The young man was ecstatic. “I will make it as good as new. Thank you for the opportunity.”

And so he began to work on the car. Month after month when the minister would pass by his house, he would see


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BELOW IS A QUOTE FROM A NEW SERIES entitled ANGER IS A KILLER.

It began on Thursday January 6, 2010. (ON WYRICK’S WRITINGS) (3)

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“Do you enjoy visiting friends? More than likely you’re thinking, Preacher, of course, I do.

Now let me ask the other side of the coin - Do you enjoy visiting enemies? No?

Well, I know you must enjoy visiting at least one enemy because, like myself, you probably visit this one quite often. Unfortunately, we all …visit this enemy…whose name is anger.

Some visit anger seldom . Some on a regular basis. And during those visits, some spew and others stew.”

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