Proverbs 30:18 (KJV) There be three things which are too wonderful for me, yea, four which I know not:
If you look at the things listed in the next verse, we in modern times can explain at least the first two. We know about Bernoulli’s principal and how an airplane flies, let alone a bird. If you’ve seen scientific videos, you’ve watched the underside of a snake as it slither across the surface. Knowledge is a wonderful thing to have. We can assume that as time goes on that more knowledge will be available. Will all the knowledge be worth investing the time in to learn? I doubt it. I really don’t need a catalog of all the different shapes of snowflakes that have fallen in the history of the world.
The point here. though. is that it is better to have wisdom than just knowledge. Another point that you could infer from this is that it is better to be an ancient without certain knowledge and know the principles of God then to be a modern scientist living in arrogance, or for that matter a theologian.
So? Research the things of God. Know His principles. Know Him. You will be better off than Solomon, even though Solomon did not write this Proverb.
Thursday, October 30, 2025
Being a Know It All
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