You Don’t Need To Look For Wisdom Because Wisdom Is Looking For You

Wisdom is Looking for You

Have you ever felt like you’ve been trying really, really hard to learn something, and you feel like you’re just like, and you’re putting all your effort into it, it’s still not clicking? Um, that’s how most people live their lives. But I’ve got good news, you can stop looking for wisdom because wisdom is looking for you, and when it finds you, it brings all kinds of good stuff with it. So let’s go and look at the fact that wisdom is looking for you.

Now I don’t know about y’all, but I used to think when I used to hear the word wisdom when I was younger, I just thought it meant smart, right? Right, you think wisdom, you think intelligence, you think high IQ, you might even think educated, right? Wisdom is none of those things. But before I tell you what wisdom is, let me share with you the prerequisites to wisdom because wisdom is like, it’s like the penthouse floor in a skyscraper. Wisdom is like the steeple on top of the church, like wisdom is the crest of the mountain.

But in order for it to be there, it has to have some stuff under it. And so the things that you have to have before you can have wisdom, number one is you have to have ignorance. Ignorance is a prerequisite to wisdom. Now ignorance is an absence of truth. When you don’t know the truth about something, you ignore that truth because you don’t know it, right? You might stumble upon it, but you’re not going to intentionally practice truth that you are unaware of. So ignorance is a prerequisite to truth. Congratulations, you were born with that one.

Then one day your mama caught you red-handed. You’re gonna slobbering all over the place. So that’s your hand, baby, that’s your hand. You know, and so you learned you have a hand. Then you have another hand. Then you learn your right hand from your left hand. You have a foot. You had to learn all these things. You were born, you had zero words in your vocabulary, but you have the potential for thousands of words in your vocabulary. And so you began to learn things and you acquired the second prerequisite to wisdom, which is knowledge. Wisdom is the absence of truth. Knowledge is the accumulation of truth.

So there’s a verse in scripture that says a wise man is strong, but a man of knowledge increases the strength. What does that mean? That means if you have knowledge, it makes wisdom stronger. Your wisdom can only be as strong as the knowledge base it’s built upon, right? That’s why it’s important to be a perpetual learner. We all have to become perpetual learners, learn about what as much as we can as it helps us on our assignment in life. So ignorance is the absence of truth. Knowledge is the accumulation of truth.

We learn truth about ourselves, we learn truth about God, we learn truth about society, we learn societal truths, we learn spiritual truths, we learn scientific truths, we learn historical truths, we learn biblical truths, we learn mathematical truths, we learn musical truths, artistic truths. There’s, and here’s what’s really interesting about truth. All truth verifies itself, whereas lies always are self-contradicting. Like if you tell a lie, eventually, it’s going to bump its head on itself. But the truth doesn’t do that. The truth always supports the truth. It’s really interesting to me how mathematical truth supports musical truth and how mathematical truth supports scientific truth and how biblical truth supports all of those truths. It’s so fascinating to me how it’s all connected.

You know when I read books like “Stealing from God” by Frank Turek, why atheists need God to state their case. Like an atheist can’t even introduce themselves to you until they introduce you to God first. When they say, “I am an atheist,” they said God’s name before they said who they were. They can’t tell you how old they are without God. What is, what is 2023? 2023 anno domini. What does that mean? 20, 2000, 23 years after the death of our Lord. All dates are based on Christ. They’re either BC or they’re AD. Like science, like everything points to the truth that God is. So knowledge is the accumulation of truth.

Understanding and Wisdom

Understanding is the assimilation of Truth. Did you realize you cannot accumulate a truth and not understand it, not assimilate it? You can collect the truth and not comprehend it. So just because you know something doesn’t mean you understand it. And here’s one of the biggest problems most people have when it comes to the Bible. A lot of Christians, a lot of preachers, a lot of churchgoers, they know the Bible, but they don’t understand it. They know what it says and have no idea what it’s saying. The Bible calls the biblical knowledge that’s the logos. What the word says. But Rhema is what God is saying and what He has already said. So understanding is another prerequisite of Truth.

So the three prerequisites of Truth are ignorance, the absence of Truth; knowledge, the accumulation of Truth; understanding, the assimilation of Truth. And then you can now have wisdom. What’s wisdom? The application of Truth. In fact, the Biblical word wisdom, the Old Testament word wisdom, will be translated into our modern-day word skill. So wisdom is not something that’s declared, wisdom is something that’s demonstrated. Wisdom isn’t what you say, wisdom is what you do.

So here’s what it says, Proverbs Chapter number eight, it says, “Doth not wisdom cry, and understanding put forth her voice? She standeth in the top of the high places, by the way in the places of the paths. She crieth at the gates, then the entry of the city, at the coming in at the doors: Unto you, O men, I call, and my voice is to the sons of men. O you simple, understand wisdom, you fools be of an understanding heart.”

Here, for I will speak of excellent things, and the opening of my lips shall be right things. For my mouth shall speak truth, and wickedness is an abomination to my lips. All the words of my mouth are righteousness, there is nothing forward or perverse in them. They are plain to him that understandeth and right to them that find knowledge. Receive my instruction, and not silver; and knowledge rather than choice gold.

Why is it saying that? It’s saying that if you have to choose between silver and wisdom, choose wisdom. If you have to choose between understanding and gold, choose understanding. Why? Because silver and gold can’t necessarily get you wisdom and understanding, but wisdom and understanding can definitely get you silver and gold. That’s why somebody said, “You take all the wealth in the world, you distribute it evenly amongst every human being, within a very short period of time, most of the money would be back all in the same hands.” Why? Because it’s the result of the wisdom that we applied that produces the wealth that we seek.

When I think about how hard I used to work, like when I worked on a farm or when I worked on putting on a rubber roof or when I worked in a body shop or all of the hard things that I’ve done in my life since I started working, and I think about the level of ease compared to now compared to then. I’m not saying the work I do is not hard now. It’s like yesterday, my workday was so intense. I was like, I was like, I was like done. I didn’t finish until like 9:30 last night. That’s unusual, but it happens, right? I didn’t go play golf in between, but I went and played golf just so I could decompress from the intensity of my day, right? And then so I didn’t get done until last night, and I think about now, I think I was struggling to eke out a meager existence. I’ve never had a job in my life that paid more than thirty thousand dollars a year working for somebody, ever, ever, full time as a grown man. The most I’ve ever made is thirty thousand dollars a year. Everybody who was on everybody on my team makes more than that.

I got, I was gonna say I got part-time people who make more than that. Every pretty much everybody’s part-time, I mean, ish, right? So this week wasn’t part-time for any of us, right? Next week we got travel and all kinds of craziness going on. But you say, Myron, what’s your point? Here’s my point. My point is that the reason I work so hard to produce so little is because of how little knowledge and understanding and wisdom I had. I don’t make more money now because I work harder now. I make more money because I have more knowledge and more understanding and more wisdom. Many of the things I do now to get paid, I could have done them then. I just didn’t know that those things paid.

Pursuit of Wisdom

So, I had the skill, I had it in my inventory, I just did not value it. It was like, “All I know how to do is this.” Little did I know that that thing was my fortune while I was eking out a meager existence doing some lesser thing for someone else. Well, choose wisdom and not silver, understand it rather than find choice gold. Receive instruction and not silver, and knowledge rather than find gold.

For wisdom is better than rubies, and all the things that may be desired are not to be compared to it. Let’s wrap our minds around that. Think of yourself; that could be desired. Planes, trains, and automobiles, wardrobes and outfits, real estate investment property, a private island, a private jet, a private yacht, all of those things can be desired, right? Like having servants to just provide everything you want provided. All of that could be desired.

But here’s what the scripture says. It says that wisdom is better than rubies, and all the things that may be desired cannot be compared to it. Let me ask you a question: Do you want wisdom more than you want anything else? Wow. Wow. The name of my business, at least for the time being, is Skillionaire Enterprises Inc. You know why I named my business Skillionaire Enterprises? Because skill is wisdom. And if you want to be a millionaire, you have to be a skillionaire first. You have to have the skills that can make the mills, and then you don’t have to have the skills that can just pay the bills. I just, I was feeling poetic, okay?

So like, do you know this? I’m asking you. I’m asking you on YouTube. I’m asking y’all in here. Y’all, if you’re from the South, Young’s. If you’re from Western Pennsylvania, use guys. If you’re from Indiana, I’m asking y’all. Do you want wisdom more than you desire anything else? Now, we see, like, this is a Biblical principle. But God gave us a story in the Bible about a man who God, who owns everything, came to this man in a dream and said, “Ask me for anything, and I will give it to you.” He could have asked for houses and lands and money and the life of his enemies and a long life to enjoy the fruit of his labor. He said, “Lord, I can only think of one thing. Give me understanding to discern judgment. Dear Lord, give me the wisdom to do the thing you put me on this Earth to do in a way that pleases you so I can serve the people you put me here to serve.”

What are you passionately pursuing? The wisdom to serve other people. Wow. It’s mind-blowing. Like, I can think of some things I desire, so like, I would eventually… I think eventually I’ll probably buy a jet. Eventually, if I travel… If my travel schedule stays crazy, like, I could buy one now, but then why would I do that? Because I don’t travel enough to justify it, right? But I do fly on private jets, but I don’t own one. But I could see myself owning a jet. And I see a lot of people say, “Yeah, you can charter it out and make money.” Not my jet. If I had a jet, only people getting on it is me and my peeps, me, my family, and my clients. Nobody else rent out my jet for people to be partying on it. No, sir.

So, but that’s something that could be desired, but I desire wisdom way more than that. I literally spend hours every day learning something new, hours. You know why? Because I feel like I don’t know enough. And I’m gonna tell you something, and you only think I’m just saying that, but I’m going to prove it to you. I’m gonna show you on the blackboard. I’m going to show you how… Like, what happens when wisdom and knowledge increase? I’m going to show you what happens. I’m going to show you why. I don’t know if you’ve… I don’t know if you’ve ever experienced this. If you’re… Or if you’ve ever thought about it. I know you’ve experienced it. I don’t know if you’ve ever thought about it.

But the more you learn, the less you feel like you know about what anything. The more I learn about anything, the less I feel like I know. That’s why the people who know the least are the things people who we call know-it-alls. They think they know…

The Changing World and the Pursuit of Knowledge

Everything because they don’t know how much there is to know that they don’t know, right? Like the less you know, the more you feel like you know. If you don’t believe me, have a teenager. Well, can I have a witness up in here?

So, I’m going to show you what happens. By the way, this is one of the reasons why the educational space, the online educational space, is growing so fast and it’s billions, billions upon billions of dollars. Because the world is changing so fast, man. There’s so many things that I could go into right now. The world is changing faster now than it’s ever changed in the history of the world. The world changes now more every year than it used to change every century. I mean, wrap your mind around that.

So, by the way, how many of you have noticed on YouTube how many of you have noticed that the longer you live, like it feels like life is getting harder, right? Like it feels harder to make money. Well, I’m going to tell you something. I’ve got good news for you. The good news is it’s easier to create wealth now than it has ever been in human history. But it doesn’t always feel like it. Can I get a witness, right? It doesn’t feel like it. Like it’s way easier to make a lot of money now. Like, anybody can get rich now. I mean, I see teenagers. I see kids that are like 11 and 12 making millions of dollars. Why does it feel so hard if it’s so much easier? Because the world is changing faster. So think about it, during the agricultural age, the agricultural age lasted for thousands of years, yeah, thousands of years to get ready, to learn a skill. And by the time you got ready, everything still worked the same way it did when you were born.

In the Industrial Age, skills lasted for a couple of decades because the Industrial Age lasted for a couple hundred years, right, from the mid-1700s to the mid-1900s, the Industrial Age. And then we went into the distribution age in, what, mid-1950s, and that only lasted until 1978, so a couple of decades. And then we went into the technology age in 1978, and that only lasted until about 1990, 1994 maybe, wait. So what’s happening? Economic eras are getting shorter and shorter, you know what that means? We have less time to tool up. So, there was a time in the economic infrastructure of the world that the people who specialized in one thing and spent most of their life learning one thing, those were the people who did the best. That’s no longer true. The fortunes belong to the generalists, to the people who understand the most about many things, right? But it takes longer to learn more things than it does to learn fewer things. And so what happens is, as a direct result of the world changing so fast, it feels like… It feels like I just don’t have enough time to get ready. That’s why, that’s why, unless you’re going to build bridges or be a brain surgeon or be a lawyer or a doctor or whoever, literally, you can’t… Like, getting a college degree is not going to do you much good. By the time you graduate from college, the stuff you learned in your four-year degree is all obsolete, no longer… It’s no longer true. It doesn’t work anymore. I mean, I’ll track it, okay?

So here’s what happens. This is your knowledge base. So we all have a knowledge base, and it is what it is. Let’s say this is the size of our knowledge base. So everything that we know is in this little circle. Everything that I know is in that circle. Everything that you know is in that circle in your knowledge base. All this blank space around here that extends far beyond this board and more, that is what you don’t know but is available to know. Wisdom crying in the streets. Okay? So on the outside of your knowledge base, we have these little vacuum tubes. By the way, this is not scientific. This is an illustration that I created to help you understand this concept. You’re not going to find this in any science book. Anyway, no, but Myron Golden said I got this knowledge base. I got these vacuum tubes, okay? So, so this is an illustration, okay? So we got these vacuum tubes, and what these vacuum tubes do is they suck in as much knowledge that we’re interested in that’s directly around our knowledge base. But like, those vacuum tubes can’t suck in knowledge over here that’s really great that could make me 40 million dollars. And it can’t reach knowledge over here because my vacuum, this knowledge base, the vacuum…

The Pursuit of Wisdom and Its Rewards

things that you don’t even know if they exist and that’s why I say like the biggest hindrance to learning is thinking that you already know it.

Somebody starts talking about something, you think you know it, you’re like, “I know that already,” and so you check out mentally, and then you miss the point.

So, wisdom should be the thing that we desire the most. And then it says in verse 12, “I, wisdom, dwell with prudence and find out the knowledge of witty inventions. The fear of the Lord is to hate evil. Pride, arrogancy, and the evil way do I hate. Counsel is mine and sound wisdom. I am understanding. I have strength.”

Now, here’s what I want you to notice. This is what wisdom is warning us about. This is how wisdom helps us win. When I get the wisdom that I desire more than I desire anything else, here’s what it says next, “By me, kings reign and princes decree justice.” You know what that means? That means one of the sidekicks of wisdom is leadership and authority. When you have wisdom, people will follow you. They will listen to you.

Somebody asked me a question on the challenge yesterday, and I wish I could remember what the question was. But they asked me a question on the challenge yesterday, and I thought to myself, “Where do you get all these people? Where do these people come from?” They come from the fact that you have wisdom, and they want it. And if you put out the wisdom that you have in the marketplace, the people who want more of that wisdom are going to come seek you out for it.

It says, “By me, kings reign. Princes decree judgment. By me, princes rule and nobles, even all the judges of the earth.” Here’s what it says, “I love them that love me, and those that seek me early shall find me.” Watch this, “Now riches and honor are with me. Yea, durable riches, not just wealth, not fleeting wealth, wealth that lasts.” But watch what it says next, “Durable riches and righteousness.” Most people think erroneously that if you’re rich, you have to be evil. Clearly, that’s not what this says. If you have wisdom and knowledge and understanding, the scripture says they bring with them durable riches and righteousness. That’s how wisdom helps you win. And by the way, here’s what’s cool. You remember the first verse, “Does not wisdom cry and understanding put forth her voice?” You don’t have to be looking for wisdom; wisdom is looking for you. All you’ve got to do is pay attention. Wisdom is calling you.

How many of you have ever had a desire and you thought about, “I should learn how to play a musical instrument”? Okay, how many of you had that thought and then you did not pursue it? That part, here’s the question: why not? Well, because we’ve been programmed to protect ourselves from failure by not even attempting. “Well, if I attempt to learn to play a musical instrument, what if I can’t learn it?” And so what you do is you check out and like I always say, worrying about things that you don’t even know if they exist.

And that’s why I say the biggest hindrance to learning is thinking that you already know it. Somebody starts talking about something, you think you know it, you’re like, “I know that already,” and so you check out mentally, and then you miss the point.

So, wisdom should be the thing that we desire the most. And then it says in verse 12, “I, wisdom, dwell with prudence and find out the knowledge of witty inventions. The fear of the Lord is to hate evil. Pride, arrogancy, and the evil way do I hate. Counsel is mine and sound wisdom. I am understanding. I have strength.”

Now, here’s what I want you to notice. This is what wisdom is warning us about. This is how wisdom helps us win. When I get the wisdom that I desire more than I desire anything else, here’s what it says next, “By me, kings reign and princes decree justice.” You know what that means? That means one of the sidekicks of wisdom is leadership and authority. When you have wisdom, people will follow you. They will listen to you.

Somebody asked me a question on the challenge yesterday, and I wish I could remember what the question was. But they asked me a question on the challenge yesterday, and I thought to myself, “Where do you get all these people? Where do these people come from?” They come from the fact that you have wisdom, and they want it. And if you put out the wisdom that you have in the marketplace, the people who want more of that wisdom are going to come seek you out for it.

It says, “By me, kings reign. Princes decree judgment. By me, princes rule and nobles, even all the judges of the earth.” Here’s what it says, “I love them that love me, and those that seek me early shall find me.” Watch this, “Now riches and honor are with me. Yea, durable riches, not just wealth, not fleeting wealth, wealth that lasts.” But watch what it says next, “Durable riches and righteousness.” Most people think erroneously that

if you’re rich, you have to be evil. Clearly, that’s not what this says. If you have wisdom and knowledge and understanding, the scripture says they bring with them durable riches and righteousness. That’s how wisdom helps you win. And by the way, here’s what’s cool. You remember the first verse, “Does not wisdom cry and understanding put forth her voice?” You don’t have to be looking for wisdom; wisdom is looking for you. All you’ve got to do is pay attention. Wisdom is calling you.

How many of you have ever had a desire and you thought about, “I should learn how to play a musical instrument”? Okay, how many of you had that thought and then you did not pursue it? That part, here’s the question: why not? Well, because we’ve been programmed to protect ourselves from failure by not even attempting. “Well, if I attempt to learn to play a musical instrument, what if I can’t learn it?” And so what you do is you check out and like I always say, worrying about things that you don’t even know if they exist.

And that’s why I say the biggest hindrance to learning is thinking that you already know it. Somebody starts talking about something, you think you know it, you’re like, “I know that already,” and so you check out mentally, and then you miss the point.

So, wisdom should be the thing that we desire the most. And then it says in verse 12, “I, wisdom, dwell with prudence and find out the knowledge of witty inventions. The fear of the Lord is to hate evil. Pride, arrogancy, and the evil way do I hate. Counsel is mine and sound wisdom. I am understanding. I have strength.”

Now, here’s what I want you to notice. This is what wisdom is warning us about. This is how wisdom helps us win. When I get the wisdom that I desire more than I desire anything else, here’s what it says next, “By me, kings reign and princes decree justice.” You know what that means? That means one of the sidekicks of wisdom is leadership and authority. When you have wisdom, people will follow you. They will listen to you.

Somebody asked me a question on the challenge yesterday, and I wish I could remember what the question was. But they asked me a question on the challenge yesterday, and I thought to myself, “Where do you get all these people? Where do these people come from?” They come from the fact that you have wisdom, and they want it. And if you put out the wisdom that you have in the marketplace, the people who want more of that wisdom are going to come seek you out for it.

It says, “By me, kings reign. Princes decree judgment. By me, princes rule and nobles, even all the judges of the earth.” Here’s what it says, “I love them that love me, and those that seek me early shall find me.” Watch this, “Now riches and honor are with me. Yea, durable riches, not just wealth, not fleeting wealth, wealth that lasts.” But watch what it says next, “Durable riches and righteousness.” Most people think erroneously that if you’re rich, you have to be evil. Clearly, that’s not what this says. If you have wisdom and knowledge and understanding, the scripture says they bring with them durable riches and righteousness. That’s how wisdom helps you win. And by the way, here’s what’s cool. You remember the first verse, “Does not wisdom cry and understanding put forth her voice?” You don’t have to be looking for wisdom; wisdom is looking for you. All you’ve got to do is pay attention. Wisdom is calling you.

How many of you have ever had a desire and you thought about, “I should learn how to play a musical instrument”? Okay, how many of you had that thought and then you did not pursue it? That part, here’s the question: why not? Well, because we’ve been programmed to protect ourselves from failure by not even attempting. “Well, if I attempt to learn to play a musical instrument, what if I can’t learn it?” And so what you do is you check out and like I always say, worrying about things that you don’t even know if they exist.

And that’s why I say the biggest hindrance to learning is thinking that you already know it. Somebody starts talking about something, you think you know it, you’re like, “I know that already,” and so you check out mentally, and then you miss the point.

So, wisdom should be the thing that we desire the most. And then it says in verse 12, “I, wisdom, dwell with prudence and find out the knowledge of witty inventions. The fear of the Lord is to hate evil. Pride, arrogancy, and the evil way do I hate. Counsel is mine and sound wisdom. I am understanding. I have strength.”

Now, here’s what I want you to notice. This is what wisdom is warning us about. This is how wisdom helps us win. When I get the wisdom that I desire more than I desire anything else, here’s what it says next, “By me, kings reign and princes decree justice.” You know what that means? That means one of the sidekicks of wisdom is leadership and authority. When you have wisdom, people will follow you. They will listen to you.

Somebody asked me a question on the challenge yesterday, and I wish I could remember what the question was. But they asked me a question on the challenge yesterday, and I thought to myself, “Where do you get all these people? Where do these people come from?” They come from the fact that you have wisdom, and they want it. And if you put out the wisdom that you have in the marketplace, the people who want more of that wisdom are going to come seek you out for it.

It says, “By me, kings reign. Princes decree judgment. By me, princes rule and nobles, even all the judges of the earth.” Here’s what it says, “I love them that love me, and those that seek me early shall find me.” Watch this, “Now riches and honor are with me. Yea, durable riches, not just wealth

Wisdom and Wealth

Something not working is what makes it not work, why? Because it robs you of the energy.

That you would have to use to make it work. So, he says it says,

It says that wisdom, riches, and honor are with me, yea, durable riches and righteousness.

My fruit is better than gold, yea, than fine gold. And my revenue is greater than the storied silver. Why? Why is it better?

Because, like I said before, somebody like, if you, the money can’t necessarily get you the wisdom. But the wisdom can get you the money. The wealth can’t necessarily get you the wisdom. There’s nothing more obtuse than a rich fool.

But if you have wisdom, the wisdom can bring wealth. Like, and I would, I would advise that you desire the wisdom for the wisdom’s sake and not desire the wisdom for the well’s sake.

Wisdom Leads to Riches

When we read two more verses, I lead in the way of righteousness. Wisdom leads in the way of righteousness, but also leads to the way of riches. I didn’t put this in here that I may cause those that love me to inherit substance. I will fill their treasure. See, here’s your problem. You’re trying to fill your treasure without wisdom. If you just partner with wisdom, wisdom will fill your treasure. Oh, snap, okay.

Exemplification in Solomon’s Story

Okay, so where do we see this exemplified? Here’s where we see it exemplified. First Kings chapter three. I wasn’t going to go here, but I’m going to go here now. You all made me go here. Here’s what it says in verse number five:

“In Gibeon, the Lord appeared unto Solomon in a Dream by night and God said, ‘Ask what I shall give thee.'”

If I could just have that dream, talk about “I have a dream.” God, “Hey boy, wake up! I’m going to give you anything you want. What do you want?” Can you imagine that?

Solomon said, “Thou hast shown unto thy servant David, my father, great mercy, according as he walked before thee in truth and in righteousness of heart with thee. Thou hast kept for him this great kindness, and now hast given him a son to sit on his throne as it is this day. And now, O Lord my God, thou hast made thy servant king instead of David my father, and I am but a little child. Solomon didn’t think he was hot stuff. ‘I am but a little child. I know not how to go out or come in. And my servant is in the midst of thy people, which thou hast chosen, a great people that cannot be numbered nor counted for multitude.'”

“Give, therefore, thy servant understanding, and understanding heart to judge thy people, that I may discern between good and bad, for who is able to judge this thy so great people?”

And the speech pleased the Lord that Solomon had asked these things. Solomon pleased the Lord. The Solomon asked this thing, and God said unto him, “Because you have asked this thing and hast not asked for thyself long life and hast not asked riches for thyself, nor hast asked the life of thine enemies, but hast asked for thyself understanding to discern judgment, behold I have done according to thy words, and I have given thee a wise and understanding heart so that there was none like unto thee before thee, neither after thee shall any arise like unto thee.” He said, “Because you asked for wisdom, because you asked for understanding, I’m going to make you the best of the best to ever play the game. There won’t be anybody like you. There wasn’t anybody like you before you. There won’t be anybody like you after you. How many I’d like to be that person, that guy, that girl in your arena? I’m the best of the best. You can forget about the rest, you know?” And then he said, “If thou walk with me and keep my statutes and my commandments, like father David did, the walk, then why I live in thy days.”

Well, guess what? Later in the chapter, it says in chapter four, verse 30:

“Solomon’s wisdom excelled the wisdom of the children of the East Country and all the wisdom of Egypt. For he was wiser than all men than Ethan the Ezra height and himan then called the Darda and the sons of Mahal. His fame was in all nations round about.”

So, Solomon’s wisdom didn’t just bring him a fortune. It also brought him fame. See, everything you’ve been looking for, wisdom is packing and stacking. Maybe that’s why it says all the things that can be desired can’t be compared to it. And here’s the beautiful part about it: wisdom has been looking for you your whole life. You need to learn a musical instrument? “I should learn a musical instrument.” “Now, I don’t have time to practice.” “Hey, hey, you should learn how to paint.” “Yeah, I should learn how to paint.” “Yeah, but I don’t have time to learn how to paint, and then I’ve got to buy art supplies. I’m going to make a mess.” “Should learn how to sell.” “Yeah, but I don’t really like selling.” “You should learn how to write a book.” “Yeah, but write a book? What do I know? Why would somebody want to read my book? Am I keeping it real?” Yeah, wisdom has been calling to you your entire life, and you’ve been brushing it off.

“Yeah, I would do that. I would learn a musical instrument, but I don’t have time. I would learn a new skill, but I don’t have time. I would learn how to sing, but I don’t have time. I’d learn how to paint, but I don’t have time. I’d learn how to sew, but I don’t have time. Learn how to use a computer, but it’s time. It was time to learn how to build websites and funnels. I don’t have time to learn that.” Wisdom is looking for you. You don’t have to look for it. All you have to do is let it find you. Hope this blesses you. Feel free to share our content with somebody if you like it, like it, share it, do that whole thing. In the meantime, between time, peace out. Come Scott. We’ll see you in the next video.