• In Christ are hidden all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge.

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    #Colossians223 #WisdomInChrist #KnowledgeOfGod #ChristIsEnough #FaithInChrist #BiblicalWisdom #ChristianLiving #GrowInFaith #WalkByFaith #Lordsbook
    ✨ In Christ are hidden all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge. 📲 Share this with someone who needs encouragement to seek God's wisdom today. #Colossians223 #WisdomInChrist #KnowledgeOfGod #ChristIsEnough #FaithInChrist #BiblicalWisdom #ChristianLiving #GrowInFaith #WalkByFaith #Lordsbook
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  • True wisdom begins with knowing and honoring God.

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    🧠 True wisdom begins with knowing and honoring God. 📲 Share this with someone who needs encouragement to seek God's wisdom above all else. #Proverbs910 #FearOfTheLord #GodsWisdom #KnowledgeOfGod #BiblicalWisdom #FaithInChrist #ChristianLiving #WalkByFaith #HopeInJesus #Lordsbook
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  • A life devoted to Christ will bear fruit and grow in the knowledge of God.

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    🌿 A life devoted to Christ will bear fruit and grow in the knowledge of God. 📲 Share this with someone who needs encouragement to live a fruitful life for Christ. #Colossians110 #WalkWorthy #FruitfulLife #KnowledgeOfGod #ChristianLiving #FaithInChrist #GrowInGrace #WalkByFaith #HopeInJesus #Lordsbook
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  • God desires to fill you with the knowledge of His will so you can walk wisely and faithfully each day.

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    ☀️ God desires to fill you with the knowledge of His will so you can walk wisely and faithfully each day. 📲 Share this with someone who needs encouragement to seek God's wisdom and direction. #Colossians19 #KnowledgeOfGod #GodsWill #SpiritualWisdom #GrowInFaith #SeekTheLord #ChristianLiving #WalkInWisdom #HopeInChrist #Lordsbook
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  • Dear Father,

    Hannah prayed and did not stop praying until she received her miracle. I love how intentional our fathers were about unanswered prayers. They would probe, seek the ministry of prophets, request mercy, and search for reasons whenever any request remained unanswered. They operated from the place of the knowledge of Your abundance: "You could do anything, and if You didn't do it, they were never entirely ignorant of the reason."

    In this age, I've noticed that, on average, our approach seems different. We often make requests, hoping we will receive answers, and when we don't, we either seek something different or seek help from somewhere else. The way we respond to unanswered requests often reveals the deficiency in our knowledge of Your sufficiency and will. Walking away confused, as though we have a Father who has left us without answers.

    A Scripture says, "Ye ask, and receive not, because ye ask amiss, that ye may consume it upon your lusts." It seems, then, that our requests and petitions are weighed for the right motives and alignment with Your will. It also seems that we succeed better at obtaining requests when we first succeed at cultivating a relationship with You. For how can we separate alignment from knowledge? How can we remain on the right path when we do not even know what the right path is?

    In reality, our persistent prayers are often fueled by our most pressing needs, desiring that You move certain mountains regardless of whether it is in Your plan for us. Isn't this what it means to ask amiss? To separate knowledge from requests, and requests from relationship.

    Translations;
    Slide 1: English
    Slide 2: French
    Slide 3: Bengali
    Slide 4: Hindu
    Slide 5: Urdu

    #LettertoGod
    #requests
    #unansweredprayers
    #petitions
    #knowledgeofGod
    Dear Father, Hannah prayed and did not stop praying until she received her miracle. I love how intentional our fathers were about unanswered prayers. They would probe, seek the ministry of prophets, request mercy, and search for reasons whenever any request remained unanswered. They operated from the place of the knowledge of Your abundance: "You could do anything, and if You didn't do it, they were never entirely ignorant of the reason." In this age, I've noticed that, on average, our approach seems different. We often make requests, hoping we will receive answers, and when we don't, we either seek something different or seek help from somewhere else. The way we respond to unanswered requests often reveals the deficiency in our knowledge of Your sufficiency and will. Walking away confused, as though we have a Father who has left us without answers. A Scripture says, "Ye ask, and receive not, because ye ask amiss, that ye may consume it upon your lusts." It seems, then, that our requests and petitions are weighed for the right motives and alignment with Your will. It also seems that we succeed better at obtaining requests when we first succeed at cultivating a relationship with You. For how can we separate alignment from knowledge? How can we remain on the right path when we do not even know what the right path is? In reality, our persistent prayers are often fueled by our most pressing needs, desiring that You move certain mountains regardless of whether it is in Your plan for us. Isn't this what it means to ask amiss? To separate knowledge from requests, and requests from relationship. Translations; Slide 1: English Slide 2: French Slide 3: Bengali Slide 4: Hindu Slide 5: Urdu #LettertoGod #requests #unansweredprayers #petitions #knowledgeofGod
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  • Dear Father,

    Hannah prayed and did not stop praying until she received her miracle. I love how intentional our fathers were about unanswered prayers. They would probe, seek the ministry of prophets, request mercy, and search for reasons whenever any request remained unanswered. They operated from the place of the knowledge of Your abundance: "You could do anything, and if You didn't do it, they were never entirely ignorant of the reason."

    In this age, I've noticed that, on average, our approach seems different. We often make requests, hoping we will receive answers, and when we don't, we either seek something different or seek help from somewhere else. The way we respond to unanswered requests often reveals the deficiency in our knowledge of Your sufficiency and will. Walking away confused, as though we have a Father who has left us without answers.

    A Scripture says, "Ye ask, and receive not, because ye ask amiss, that ye may consume it upon your lusts." It seems, then, that our requests and petitions are weighed for the right motives and alignment with Your will. It also seems that we succeed better at obtaining requests when we first succeed at cultivating a relationship with You. For how can we separate alignment from knowledge? How can we remain on the right path when we do not even know what the right path is?

    In reality, our persistent prayers are often fueled by our most pressing needs, desiring that You move certain mountains regardless of whether it is in Your plan for us. Isn't this what it means to ask amiss? To separate knowledge from requests, and requests from relationship.

    Translations;
    Slide 1: English
    Slide 2: French
    Slide 3: Bengali
    Slide 4: Hindu
    Slide 5: Urdu

    #LettertoGod
    #requests
    #unansweredprayers
    #petitions
    #knowledgeofGod
    Dear Father, Hannah prayed and did not stop praying until she received her miracle. I love how intentional our fathers were about unanswered prayers. They would probe, seek the ministry of prophets, request mercy, and search for reasons whenever any request remained unanswered. They operated from the place of the knowledge of Your abundance: "You could do anything, and if You didn't do it, they were never entirely ignorant of the reason." In this age, I've noticed that, on average, our approach seems different. We often make requests, hoping we will receive answers, and when we don't, we either seek something different or seek help from somewhere else. The way we respond to unanswered requests often reveals the deficiency in our knowledge of Your sufficiency and will. Walking away confused, as though we have a Father who has left us without answers. A Scripture says, "Ye ask, and receive not, because ye ask amiss, that ye may consume it upon your lusts." It seems, then, that our requests and petitions are weighed for the right motives and alignment with Your will. It also seems that we succeed better at obtaining requests when we first succeed at cultivating a relationship with You. For how can we separate alignment from knowledge? How can we remain on the right path when we do not even know what the right path is? In reality, our persistent prayers are often fueled by our most pressing needs, desiring that You move certain mountains regardless of whether it is in Your plan for us. Isn't this what it means to ask amiss? To separate knowledge from requests, and requests from relationship. Translations; Slide 1: English Slide 2: French Slide 3: Bengali Slide 4: Hindu Slide 5: Urdu #LettertoGod #requests #unansweredprayers #petitions #knowledgeofGod
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  • The True Paradigm of True Existence
    With the entry of sin into the world, falseness and deceit entered. And with the dissolution of human existence and its fall under the sway of death, human knowledge became corrupted and turned into a false knowledge, incapable of perceiving truth except through divine revelation itself, i.e., the Holy Scripture and the word of God. Thus, revelation came to restore man to the true knowledge that was his, deposited in his human being, and to which the Book of Genesis referred with one phrase: "Let Us make man in Our image" (Genesis 1:26). And the words "image" and "likeness" mean there are three levels of human knowledge:
    The first: which is man's knowledge of his being and capacities as an image of God, in which he sees God and perceives, through contemplating his being, the resemblance between him and the Creator.
    The second: man's knowledge of the creatures around him, placed at his service.
    The third: the knowledge of God Himself, which is the highest degree of knowledge, and it differs from the first and second degrees in that it is revealed by God, and man cannot storm it, take it by force, or obtain it by the capacities bestowed upon him. We have placed this degree last because it is the greatest and of the highest rank than the first and second.
    And we were created according to the image of God, because God is the creator of all things. And according to this image, knowledge does not come to us from the outside, but it is within us. If we advance in the knowledge of beings and the cosmos, this knowledge finds its origin within us, i.e., the element of intelligence and the power of observation that God placed in us. And if we advance in self-knowledge, the inspiration of the Holy Spirit accompanies this degree and purifies those who ask sincerely, because this knowledge becomes like a reflection of human existence on everything. And to the extent that man knows himself, he knows God, and this is due to the existence of God's image in us, and to the extent of the purity of that image, the knowledge of theology (the divine nature) in us is pure.

    #KnowledgeOfGod #ImageOfGod #Revelation #Theology #SelfKnowledge #ChristianAnthropology
    🔍 The True Paradigm of True Existence With the entry of sin into the world, falseness and deceit entered. And with the dissolution of human existence and its fall under the sway of death, human knowledge became corrupted and turned into a false knowledge, incapable of perceiving truth except through divine revelation itself, i.e., the Holy Scripture and the word of God. Thus, revelation came to restore man to the true knowledge that was his, deposited in his human being, and to which the Book of Genesis referred with one phrase: "Let Us make man in Our image" (Genesis 1:26). And the words "image" and "likeness" mean there are three levels of human knowledge: The first: which is man's knowledge of his being and capacities as an image of God, in which he sees God and perceives, through contemplating his being, the resemblance between him and the Creator. The second: man's knowledge of the creatures around him, placed at his service. The third: the knowledge of God Himself, which is the highest degree of knowledge, and it differs from the first and second degrees in that it is revealed by God, and man cannot storm it, take it by force, or obtain it by the capacities bestowed upon him. We have placed this degree last because it is the greatest and of the highest rank than the first and second. And we were created according to the image of God, because God is the creator of all things. And according to this image, knowledge does not come to us from the outside, but it is within us. If we advance in the knowledge of beings and the cosmos, this knowledge finds its origin within us, i.e., the element of intelligence and the power of observation that God placed in us. And if we advance in self-knowledge, the inspiration of the Holy Spirit accompanies this degree and purifies those who ask sincerely, because this knowledge becomes like a reflection of human existence on everything. And to the extent that man knows himself, he knows God, and this is due to the existence of God's image in us, and to the extent of the purity of that image, the knowledge of theology (the divine nature) in us is pure. #KnowledgeOfGod #ImageOfGod #Revelation #Theology #SelfKnowledge #ChristianAnthropology
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