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The world of the generous gets larger and larger - Proverbs 11:24
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The world of the generous gets larger and larger - Proverbs 11:24

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  • Generosity, it turns out, gives us more back than what we gave away.
  • Want to live an abundant life? Live generously.

Keywords

Selfishness, Giving, Proverbs

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