It's one thing to be wrong and it's another different thing to be sincerely wrong. So, as much as we give attention to the CONTENT, we should also do justice to judge the INTENT.

It's quite critical to be able to discern between the voice of a LEARNER and the voice of a LIAR, as well as between the act of an ERROR and that of an HORROR. Thus, we need to prove all things and hold fast to that which is good.

A husband wanted to send a text to his wife expressing his feelings while on an official trip far away from home. But instead of saying, "Hi darling, I'm experiencing the best time of my life and I wish you were HERE" he wrongly sent her, "Hi darling, I'm experiencing the best time of my life and I wish you were HER." Anyway, that's how on his return he became homeless needing the intervention of the police and his legal attorney in order to regain access to his own house.