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The purpose of a man's heart are deep waters, but a man of understanding draws them out. James 1:19

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This quote from James 1:19 suggests that the desires, emotions, and intentions of a person's heart can be mysterious and difficult to understand. However, it highlights the importance of a person with wisdom and insight who can effectively delve into the depths of another person's heart, unraveling its complexities and gaining a deeper understanding. It emphasizes the value of empathy, intuition, and the ability to grasp the true essence of someone. This quote reminds us that true understanding not only involves listening but also recognizing what lies beneath the surface.

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