3nor is he rash with his _____, or hasty with his lips, to utter anything unbecoming before God or men

6Love is opposed to haste; to passionate expressions and thoughts, and to

8Love seeks that which is proper or becoming in the circumstances and relations of life in which we are

10When done from a principle of love, and with a view to the glory of God, and not to be seen of men, or to gain their esteem and (the sound of people clapping their hands repeatedly to show enjoyment or approval of something such as a performance or speech)

11Love is not rash, and precipitant; does not run headlong into measures, to promote its own honor and interest, without considering what will be the __________ of things

12love does not desire or seek its own praise or honor, or profit, or

1Love expresses, illustrates and shows "longanimity," which is slowness to anger or passion; longsuffering, being patient, having endurance, with forbearance especially under THIS - an action or speech that makes someone angry, especially deliberately

2Love vaunts not itself, is not THIS characterized by being pretentious or showy display; designed to impress or a proud boaster; either of what he has, the things of nature, as wisdom, riches, honor, strength, &c. or spiritual gifts; or of what he does

4Love is not puffed up, proudly lifting up himself above others, and swelling with high conceits of himself or inflated

5love is an utter enemy to

7love never seeks its own to the hurt of others, or to others

9Love is THIS. The word used here denotes to be good-natured, gentle, tender, affectionate