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There are many good people, with good intentions who are not qualified to give counsel. Indeed, there are plenty of these. When we have received counsel from someone who is a good person but whose counsel seems strange, we should politely thank them.
Then, let us go to the Lord and ask Him to place within our hearts what is right. Most of us hang out with good people. At least we think they’re good because they are our friends. That’s all the more reason we should pray. Friends often counsel us out of their compassion instead of out of the wisdom that comes from the Lord. Therefore their counsel will often be what James called sensual, out of the soul of man. See what the Lord spoke to Job with regard to the counsel of his friends who came to him when he is in dire need of help.
God's Judgment concerning the Counsel of Religious People Who Were not Right—Job 42:7-10
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