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• Psalm 14
• Psalm 15
• Psalm 16

3 who adoes not slander with his tongue

and does no evil to his neighbor,

nor btakes up a reproach against his friend;

• Psalm 38
• Psalm 39
• Psalm 40

What Is the Measure of My Days?

To the choirmaster: to vJeduthun. A Psalm of David.

39 I said, “I will wguard my ways,

that I xmay not sin with my tongue;

I will yguard my mouth with a muzzle,

so long as the wicked are in my presence.”

• Psalm 140
• Psalm 141
• Psalm 142

3 xSet a guard, O Lord, over my mouth;

ykeep watch over the door of my lips!

• Proverbs 12
• Proverbs 13
• Proverbs 14

3 tWhoever guards his mouth preserves his life;

uhe who opens wide his lips vcomes to ruin.

• Proverbs 20
• Proverbs 21
• Proverbs 22

23 cWhoever keeps his mouth and his tongue

dkeeps himself out of etrouble.

• Hebrews 13
• James 1
• James 2

26 If anyone thinks he is religious qand does not bridle his tongue but deceives his heart, this person's rreligion is worthless.

• James 2
• James 3
• James 4

2 For dwe all stumble in many ways. And if anyone does not stumble in what he says, ehe is a perfect man, fable also to bridle his whole body.

• 1 Peter 1
• 1 Peter 2
• 1 Peter 3

A Living Stone and a Holy People

2 jSo put away all malice and all deceit and hypocrisy and envy and all slander.

• 1 Peter 1
• 1 Peter 2
• 1 Peter 3

22 bHe committed no sin, neither was deceit found in his mouth.