Watch your Wealth - Invest in wisdom

Invest in wisdom Written by D. Jonathan Fourie

Pro 8:35 For whoever finds me [Wisdom] finds life and draws forth and obtains favor from the Lord.

A good investment is wisdom. Wisdom is not vied. Wisdom starts by reverently fearing the Lord. The ways of wisdom is like the ways of love – to wonderful for comprehension. At first seeking wisdom might seem foolishness, but at the end it will be vindicated.

A wise mans work will speak on his behalf and all that sees it will praise God, so will the foolish mans work speak on his behalf and people will laugh at him. The wisdom of the wise looks beyond the need of tomorrow, but the fool will eat (squander) all his earnings in one day. A good and wise man provides for his children’s children, up to the third generation.

Who does not want favor from the Lord? Exo 35:31 And He has filled him with the Spirit of God, with ability and wisdom, with intelligence and understanding, and with knowledge and all craftsmanship.

Psa 111:10 The reverent fear and worship of the Lord is the beginning of Wisdom and skill [the preceding and the first essential, the prerequisite and the alphabet]; a good understanding, wisdom, and meaning have all those who do [the will of the Lord]. Their praise of Him endures forever.

Wisdom is not what you learn but in what you accept. Radical thinking has proven that the laws defined by others can be broken time and time again. As limitation is accepted so is freedom. Wealth comes when the norm in wisdom as we know it is no more applicable.

An example of wisdom is this, someone build the chess game and the empre of China was so impressed with the game that he wanted to reward the man. To honor him the man could wish what he wants, so the man said he wants one rice grain for each block on the bord accumulating. The empre thought he was a fool, but seeing that it was his wish he granted it. It end up that there were not enough rice in the whole of China to honor the man’s wish.

Pro 19:8 He who gains Wisdom loves his own life; he who keeps understanding shall prosper and find good. Written by D. Jonathan Fourie