బైబిల్ జ్ఞానం గురించి ఏమి చెబుతుంది? — దానిని జీవించడం · స్ట్రాంగ్ నంబర్లతో KJV లేఖనాలు

Knowledge is not born in a person; it must be found. And the finding is a walk. A child does not walk in a day: first he crawls, and everything is new to him; he learns his father's voice and his father's face. Then he is taught to walk, step by step, and he walks, and the layout of the house becomes familiar to him. Then he grows, and he runs; and the person who runs well runs a race, and the race has an end, and at the end a prize. The knowledge of God is like that. The Hebrew word is daath (H1847, knowledge), and it comes from yada (H3045, to know) — Strong's says, to know properly by seeing, to be acquainted — the knowing of a familiar friend, not just book learning. The Greek word is gnosis (G1108, knowledge), from ginosko (G1097, to know). Notice this carefully before you begin: in scripture, knowledge is first of all the knowing of a Person. This study carries knowledge through a person's whole journey: how he finds it when he can only crawl and cry out for it; what he does with it once he has it; how he runs with it, and offers it up like a soldier in God's army; and what becomes of it at the finish line, where he will know even as he himself is known, and where the word of our God stands forever. Search it out.