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There are at least two instances in the Bible where lying produced a favorable result. For example, the lie the Hebrew midwives tell Pharaoh seems to result in the Lord’s blessing on them (Exodus 1:15-21), and it probably saved the lives of many Hebrew babies. Another example is Rahab’s lie to protect the Israelite spies in Joshua 2:5. It is important to note, however, that God never condones these lies. Despite the “positive” outcome of these lies, the Bible nowhere praises the lies themselves. The Bible nowhere states that there are instances where lying is the right thing to do. At the same time, the Bible does not declare that there is no possible instance in which lying is an acceptable option. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.Send us Fan MailSupport the showAnd remember…We don’t just speak truth—we live it.We don’t just carry fire—we steward it.We don’t just build platforms—we establish altars.Until next time,Stay crowned, stay consecrated, and stay in alignment—Because Heaven is still speaking…And you were born to echo.This has been another divine drop from The Crown Table Unleashed—Where Kingdom conversations reign supreme.