“For they speak not peace: but they devise deceitful matters against them that are quiet in the land.” Psalm 35:20
The opposite of a “peace maker” is a “trouble maker” and unfortunately there are more “trouble makers” that there are “peace makers”. You will never find a “peace maker” that doesn’t have “trouble makers” close around them. “For they speak not peace:”
“Trouble makers” are driven by hate while “peacemakers” are driven by love. The words of the “trouble maker” mock the words of the “peace maker”. The “trouble maker” continually makes plans to cause the “peace maker” trouble and if the “peace maker” isn’t careful they will fall into the pit the “trouble maker” has prepared for them. “but they devise deceitful matters against them”
The “trouble maker” has the ability to change a once tranquil state into a state of unrest and confusion but the “peace maker” that stays close to the “Prince of Peace” will stop the mouths of fools and make pleasant the place they dwell. “that are quiet in the land.”
The best answer
For the fools rash words.
Is to use sweet speech
Instead of harsh verbs.
You’ll never win them
If you retweet.
Just give them JESUS
And make them sweet.
“Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you: not as the world giveth, give I unto you. Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid.” John 14:27
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