Calvin W. AllisonBoth wisdom, and generosity derive from God. And when one submits themselves completely to Him, one soon becomes like Him: wise and generous.
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Solomon, one of the founding fathers of Judaism, expresses his belief and knowledge that wisdom and generosity (and other virtues) come from God. The more we live our lives according to God’s will, the more we become like Him.
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