It is a direct commandment of God not to be a talebearer. Webster defines a talebearer as a person who officiously tells tales and makes mischief in society by his officiousness. God has made us all to be inquisitive. There are some that like to gossip here and there, not to maliciously hurt someone, but simple because they like to talk. Then there are talebearers, and tattlers in this world that have a hatred for God and His people and it would give them great joy to hear just one more thing that they could twist. What makes a great lie is one that is seasoned in truth. As the saying goes "Even a truth that's told with bad intent beats all the lies one can invent" When the serpent came to Eve in the garden he told her something that she hadn't heard but yet something extremely familar. He said the exact same thing but added one word. That one word changed the whole message. That's how effective a talebearer can be.
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Daryl Hensley
A Talebearer Nebo Free Will Baptist Church Sunday - PM
Daryl Hensley, was saved at the tender age of 12 years old in his home with his parents by his bedside. He has often said, "If salvation had cost a penny I wouldn't of had it because I didn't even have any pockets on the pajamas I was wearing. I thank God it is free." He was...
