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ellen g white writings regarding the matter
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Ellen G. White consistently emphasized the importance of using speech to uplift and edify others, aligning with biblical principles. Here are key insights from her writings:
Ellen G. White viewed the ability to speak as a precious gift from God, one that should be cultivated and used responsibly. She highlighted the significant influence of our words, both for good and harm, and stressed the need for careful consideration in our speech. ellenwhite.org
She cautioned against speech that could mislead or harm others, emphasizing that words should be used to build up and not tear down. This includes avoiding impure hints and any communication that could detract from holy principles. m.egwwritings.org
Ellen G. White acknowledged the difficulty in controlling speech but emphasized its importance in Christian life. She noted that the hasty, reckless use of speech is often at the root of church troubles and that education in proper speech is essential. m.egwwritings.org
She advised that all should make a concerted effort to use correct language, recognizing that speech can be a powerful tool for good or evil. She also warned against the use of hasty, common words and emphasized the need for silence when words would be better left unsaid. m.egwwritings.org
For a comprehensive exploration of Ellen G. White's counsel on speech, you can refer to her book The Voice in Speech and Song, available here: The Voice in Speech and Song. ++ellenwhite.org+10m.egwwritings.org+10m.egwwritings.org+10
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translate this to kinyarwanda
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Dore ibisobanuro by’ibitekerezo bya Ellen G. White bijyanye no gukoresha amagambo meza no kwirinda amagambo mabi, bisobanuye mu Kinyarwanda:
Ellen G. White yabonaga ubushobozi bwo kuvuga nk’impano y’agaciro iva ku Mana, igomba gukenerwa no gukoreshwa neza. Yavugaga ko amagambo yacu agira ingaruka zikomeye – zaba nziza cyangwa mbi – bityo tugomba kwitonda cyane mu byo tuvuga.
Yasabaga abantu kwirinda amagambo ashobora kuyobya cyangwa kubabaza abandi. Yavuze ko amagambo dukoresha agomba kuba yubaka, atari ayo gusenya. Ibi birimo no kwirinda amagambo arimo imico mibi cyangwa ibishobora guhindura ibitekerezo by’abantu kuri gahunda z’Imana.
Ellen G. White yemeye ko kugenzura amagambo tuvuga bigoye, ariko yabonaga ko ari ngombwa mu buzima bwa gikirisitu. Yavuze ko amagambo yihuse kandi adatekerejwe kenshi ari intandaro y’amakimbirane mu itorero, kandi ko abantu bagomba kwigishwa kuvuga neza.
Yagize inama ko abantu bagomba kwitoza gukoresha amagambo meza, bubaha kandi afatika. Yanavuze ko hari igihe umuntu akwiriye guhitamo guceceka aho kuvuga amagambo ashobora kugira ingaruka mbi.
👉 Ushobora gusoma igitabo cye cyihariye kuri iki kibazo, “Ijwi mu Kuvuga no kuririmba (The Voice in Speech and Song)”, ukoresheje iyi link: 📖 Soma hano++
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