Where there is knowledge, the rooms arefurnished with valuable, beautiful things.( G N B)

Ikechukwu Joseph
Where there is knowledge, the rooms arefurnished with valuable, beautiful...
Where there is knowledge, the rooms arefurnished with valuable, beautiful...
Where there is knowledge, the rooms arefurnished with valuable, beautiful...
Where there is knowledge, the rooms arefurnished with valuable, beautiful...
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The wise man who spends time in the study of wisdom will find that those who have gathered together information from many sources have done so with the hope of imparting it to those who have not been so fortunate as to gather such information themselves. In this way, those who would learn from the wise, may do so with a deeper understanding of life and its lessons.

Source: Knowledge, Understanding, Wisdom: The Tripartite Force In The Pursuit Of Divine Access

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