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The way we speak to others can cause great movements of faith, revolutionary breakthroughs in human rights, and comfort to the brokenhearted and lost. It can also cause lifelong pain, confusion, and even war. Poole writes, “The poison of the tongue is no less deadly, it murders men’s reputations by the slanders it utters, their souls by the lusts and passions it stirs up in them, and many times their bodies too by the contentions and quarrels it raiseth against men.”