1 Corinthians 13:6-7:
"[Love] does not rejoice at wrongdoing, but rejoices with the truth."
Matthew Henry on 1 Cor. 13:6-7:
"It is the very height of malice to take pleasure in the misery of a fellow-creature. And is not falling into sin the greatest calamity that can befall one? How inconsistent is it with Christian charity, to rejoice at such fall! [Love] rejoiceth in the truth, is glad of the success of the gospel, commonly called the truth, by way of emphasis, in the New Testament; and rejoices to see men moulded into an evangelical temper by it, and made good. It takes no pleasure in their sins, but is highly delighted to see them do well, to approve themselves men of probity and integrity. It gives it much satisfaction to see truth and justice prevail among men, innocency cleared, and mutual faith and trust established, and to see piety and true religion flourish."
Love demands we love truth and desire for truth to reign in the lives of others, both for their good and God's glory.
