To a dentist, “wisdom” is associated with a tooth.
To a theologian, “wisdom” is associated with Truth.
To the Salvation Army, “wisdom” is associated with Booth.
Friend, Seek God’s wisdom – don’t be uncouth.
– eab, 10/26/09
Posts Tagged ‘wisdom’
WISDOM
Posted in uncategorized, tagged wisdom on October 26, 2016| Leave a Comment »
Wisdom
Posted in uncategorized, tagged wisdom on May 25, 2016| Leave a Comment »
W I S D O M
W Willingness to learn
I Independence of thinking
S Seeking the facts
D Determination to know
O Overview of area
M Modifying previous position
– eab, 6/25/09
WISDOM
Posted in Bible, nature, poem, tagged associated with Booth, dentist, Salvation Army, theologian, wisdom, wisdom associated Truth, wisdom tooth on October 26, 2010| Leave a Comment »
To a dentist, wisdom is associated with a tooth.
To a theologian, wisdom is associated with Truth.
To the Salvation Army, wisdom is associated with Booth.
Friend, Seek God’s wisdom – don’t be uncouth.
– eab, 10/26/09
They Came to Worship
Posted in christmas poems, poem, uncategorized, worship, tagged called wise, Canada, His wonders, Kingston, mean wealth, Ontario, Pilgrim pastor, prize, wisdom, wisemen, worship Him on December 2, 2008| Leave a Comment »
They did not seek for wisdom –
They were then called wise.
They did not seek for mean wealth –
They already had that prize.
They did not seek for His wonders –
Wonders had not yet begun.
They came to Him to worship Him –
For that, they made their long “run.” – eab, 12/2/06
Written while the Pilgrim pastor in Kingston, Ontario, Canada
Bible Reading
Posted in Bible, education, uncategorized, tagged Bible, education, immortal, literary forms, mortal, wisdom on September 23, 2008| 1 Comment »
(from my Bible Reading Chart)
The Bible, that most ancient and infallible source of wisdom is the only proper basis for an education. Its historical authenticity, grammatical influence, mathematical precision, scientific validity and literary forms all prove the truth of the above statement from merely an earth-life view. Much more important however, are the spiritual lessons of this great Text.
No man can consider himself educated who hasn’t diligently and systematically combed its pages. Conversely the man who has studied its morals, learned its maxims, and endeavored to follow its pattern of truth has (to the degree in which he devoted himself) received a sound preparation for life, both mortal and immortal.
– Edgar A. Bryan, Publishing Bible Reading Charts since 1986
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