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The lecturer states she “would contend that only a believer is able to truly love wisdom as God created us to love.” Do you agree or disagree? Explain.
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I agree. Throughout the Bible, especially in Proverbs we see that wisdom comes from God. To truly love wisdom we must first be seeking God and in a relationship with him to desire the wisdom he provides.
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Yes. Wisdom is truly personified in the person of Christ. Therefore one only truly has wisdom if they are in relationship to God, via a relationship to Christ.
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I agree 100% with this statement. True wisdom is the fear of the Lord-obedience to His Word and the application of His Word in our lives. He is our Creator and truly knows what is best for us. When we humbly admit that we were created by God for His purposes/ glory and look to Him for direction and wisdom in His Word to navigate us through life, we find abundant life and purpose (and develop a true love of wisdom).
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I agree with this statement. If we truly believe that “the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom” then we need to stand firm in this belief. If we are not sure of about this then our foundation is not very firm. We can easily be persuaded by the world to believe otherwise.
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I agree, we need to love wisdom just as God created us to love”. God gives us love in wisdom each and every day. Wisdom comes from knowing Gods words and being able to apply it to our life, family, and work. As teachers we need to be able to apply are Christian philosophy each day as we navigate through this world.