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Ryan Welsh Ryan Welsh 9 months ago in Law

Imagine a world where the universally accepted standard is to never take God’s name in vain.

What would that look like?
How would it transform our world?

At its core, this commandment isn’t just about avoiding blasphemy or disrespectful speech. It’s about humility—living in a way that reflects God’s character, truth, and love in every word and action.

If society embraced this command, we’d see people thinking twice before speaking carelessly, weighing their words carefully.
We’d see leaders leading with humility, not power, and families built on respect and love.

A world that honors God’s name would be a world marked by integrity, trust, and kindness.
People wouldn’t just say, “I believe in God”—they’d live it, showing His love in everything they do.

So, what if we all took this command seriously?
How would it change our lives and the world around us?

Let’s start by living with humility and respect—both for God and for each other.

#Humility #Faith #GodsName #Integrity #Transformation #truthsum

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