Posted by: Pure Glory | 11/11/2019

Set A Guard On My Mouth

by Hazel Straub

Many times negative words flow out of our mouths more than faith filled, uplifting words. At times, one heedlessly blurts out something and immediately regrets it but the damage remains. Our speech is a product of our heart, our thinking, will and emotions. It is time to cry out to Yahweh for help.

O Yahweh, set a guard at my mouth.
Keep watch over the door of my lips.
Do not let me be persuaded to do anything evil
or to become involved with wickedness,
with people who are troublemakers.
Do not let me taste their delicacies. (Psalm 141:3-4 NOG)

Purify my heart and cleanse me from within of my sin.
Create a clean heart in me and renew a faithful spirit within me.
Restore the joy of salvation in me and
Provide me with a spirit of willing obedience. (Psalm 51)

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  1. osarobohenry's avatar

    Reblogged this on thehouseofprayers.

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  2. lakeside4jesus's avatar

    I share with you and your readers what helps me when I struggle with engaging my mouth before my brain: Read more Scripture and be intentional about memorizing verses, like Psalm 141:3, that can help us to take the extra second to think before speaking. I also believe that the reading and memorizing discipline enables us to access more quickly what I call the ‘bible filter’ in our heart and mind which gives us a better chance of considering our response in light of the truth of God’s word.
    Blessings,
    Pastor Chuck

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    • Pure Glory's avatar

      Pastor Chuck, thank you for sharing your testimony. Memorizing scripture doees make a difference.
      Abundantt Blessings,
      Hazel

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  3. Peter Klopp's avatar

    When we slander, gossip and speak evil things, it is a reflection of our inner sinfulness. Therefore, we pray and ask God to grant us a pure heart.

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    • Pure Glory's avatar

      Yes!
      Father God, purify my heart from all my sins, cleanse me from within, ,
      with your refiner’s fire.
      To be holy, set apart for you Lord.
      Amen!

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  4. sydneychaneythomas.com's avatar

    Funny, I was just reading this and watching my words all weekend. And here it is again! Thank you!!!!!

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  5. Beverley's avatar

    Amen! Powerful prayer. Thank you.

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  6. ANDWHY. Media's avatar

    Thank you so much for this!

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  7. Dee's avatar

    This has been a prayer of mine very often.

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  8. Divya Sharma's avatar

    A robust piece. 💙

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