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He replied, “Blessed rather are those who hear the word of God and obey it.”
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Apply - Luke 11:28
He replied, “Blessed rather are those who hear the word of God and obey it.”
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Ezekiel's Audience Listened But They Didn't HEAR. Don't Be Like Them
“He who has Ears to Hear” was a phrase Jesus used many times. He often said that to his disciples (who followed him), or in the presence of religious leaders (who didn’t). Usually it applied to people who heard his sermons but didn’t once think about applying them. They physically heard his words with their ears, but they never took them intotheir hearts. What was heard in the spiritual world…
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Research finds that if our language shows someone we're open to their perspective, they are more likely to be open to ours.
Conversational receptiveness is using language to show your counterpart that you are actively engaged with their point of view. (How to Turn Down the Tension in a Conversation | Greater Good Magazine Berkley)
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