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Secret Wisdom

The Spirit searches all things, even the deep things of God

Most likely you have heard other Christians make a statement about their faith or something God has imparted to them by their saying; “I know, that I know, that I know.”  This statement attempts to explain something we know but can’t necessarily describe to others. It’s an understanding of a secret wisdom only God can give us. This wisdom of such matters as God wants us to know is given to us by His Holy Spirit. Scripture says God destined us to have this hidden knowledge long before time began. In (1 Corinthians 2:9) “No eye has seen, / no ear has heard, / no mind has conceived / what God has prepared for those who love His-- following in (v.10) …but God has revealed it to us by His Spirit.”

We can and shall rejoice in our understanding, our secret wisdom, because we have been given this wonderful gift knowing that God has an indescribable love for us. Isn’t this truly awesome? With His love comes His concern for our welfare, our happiness and our privileged relationship with Him! We are blessed, my friends! Pity the poor man or woman who does not or will not, accept these things that are spiritually discerned. The Bible says such things of the spirit that are from God are but foolishness to him or her.

So, knowing many thoughts of God are secretly revealed to us spiritually by His Holy Spirit, if we want to know even more of how God thinks about us we have His Word, the Bible. In (v.15) of (1 Corinthians 2) the Apostle Paul says, “The spiritual man makes judgments about all things, but he himself is not subject to any man’s judgment: “For who has known the mind of the Lord that he may instruct him?”

Paul closes this chapter by saying, “But we have the mind of Christ.”

We are a blessed people, who know Jesus Christ. Our inheritance is that of a King, and this wonderful knowledge we have of the Holy Spirit about God almighty is certainly, and without any doubt awesome!

    

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