Whenever one reads the words of The Bible it is evident that the
King Solomon, particulary within that of the Old Testament, is a highly influential character when we look to The Bible for
inspiration - with specific regards to, and focus on, wisdom. There is - indeed - a difference between that of
knowledge and that of wisdom as knowledge is simply the mere collection of raw,
arbitrary facts whereas wisdom is the development of the ability to perceive
things like people, events and situations in the same way that God would.
Presumably, no topic could escape that of the scope of King Solomon's attention (I am aware of the satanic overtones concerning Solomon, however most of these conspriracies concern an aintient piece of text entitled The Goatia that was believed - by some - to have summoned satanic beings once its rules were followed)
as many, many matters were brought to his attention by a wide range of people
emerging from varying emotional, economical and sociological backgrounds and with that freshly laid in our minds, I will now attempt to discuss the importance of both wisdom and knowledge.
However let us not choose folly over
wisdom and allow ourselves to be granted that of the will of God - when prayer,
the object of communication between us and God, takes place we can use it to
form a collection of concepts that can be taken into account when we cognate,
and therefore act.
OK, so out of the experience of having
the wisdom of the thing greater than all else conceivable (the cause of all
things caused) comes the feeling of true security - as what we think is ALWAYS
being challenged by our bodily desires (like libido or hunger) and also our
ethics (i.e. is watching that film considered to be good?). To help facilitate
us in the process of cognitional activity (which is basically the action of
making up our minds!!) we can use contextually-cued knowledge (the know that,
know hows and know-by-acquaintances) - which kind of forms an
"indispensable map" of reality that acts as a sort of bolt-on extra
for your wisdom! All in all, your present knowledge would become futile if what
you perceived to be real was to suddenly become constrained by totally unthinkable laws of physics (not to mention that of your bodily
desires) - i.e. the perfection of Heaven...
...lets get back to this entity,
however, as the concept of Heaven is something we can savor given that we know
how to be receptive to the predefined will of God (He has a plan for you - only
you can choose to accept it!). God is bound by NO parameters, so it would be
ever so FEASIBLE for Him to make you wise to the notion of the outcomes of
events that you would not know the outcome of (wouldn't life be boring without
fate?); what comes to occur within the future is for the prerogative of that which exists within infinite simplicity to know!!
Remember, God is the dominion over all
men (read Romans if you would like to learn more about that) and for so long as
you please Him, then no other benchmark for "how are you doing" will
suffice! A man is able to measure his achievements by taking man made concepts
such as time into account in relation to what he believes to be the fruit of
his own efforts BUT a comprehension of the truth - by others - will always be
subjective to the likes of moral ratification; the truth is able to die among
men or men can die for the truth (but God is without the constraints that these
men would otherwise have had - i.e. finite memories!!).
Your time here is limited; your
perception of the world around you is nothing but a picture of a mere moment
that will dwindle away into the bottomless pit we call the past - but remember,
in conclusion the future is for discovery and you're very able to be the change you want to
see in the world (with God on your side can YOU fail??)!!!!
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