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“The truly happy person avoids the counsel of the ungodly and doesn't follow the advice of sinful people. They also refrain from lingering where sinners congregate, recognizing the temptation to join them. Furthermore, they don't identify with those who mock and ridicule people trying to do right. By avoiding these influences, they protect themselves from corruption and stay on a path of righteousness. The happy person prioritizes good company and wise counsel, shunning the scornful and sinful. In doing so, they demonstrate a commitment to living a virtuous and upright life.” — Shaila Touchton
The truly happy person avoids the counsel of the ungodly and doesn't follow the advice of sinful people. They also refrain from lingering where sinners congregate, recognizing the temptation to join them. Furthermore, they don't identify with those who mock and ridicule people trying to do right. By avoiding these influences, they protect themselves from corruption and stay on a path of righteousness. The happy person prioritizes good company and wise counsel, shunning the scornful and sinful. In doing so, they demonstrate a commitment to living a virtuous and upright life.