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He who forgives ends the quarrel

He who forgives ends the quarrel

Summary

This quote suggests that forgiveness has the power to resolve conflicts and bring an end to ongoing disputes. When someone chooses to forgive, they let go of resentment and hostility, effectively halting the cycle of disagreements and fights. By extending forgiveness, one demonstrates maturity and empathy, promoting reconciliation and allowing both parties to move forward without holding grudges and continuing the quarrel.

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