King Solomon (1 Kings 2:1—3:28)
How would you honestly answer if God said to you, "Ask for whatever
you want me to give you"?
What are the greatest sources of wisdom in your life?
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2 comments:
I love this story. I hope that if given the opportunity to have anything I want I would choose wisely. Some days I am just not sure. Would financial freedom allow me the opportunity to do God's work more effectivly? This is the question I would struggle with. Of course if I had wisdom I would not worry about the answers to such questions. Wise people in my life...my husband and my grandmother are two that I turn to the most.
Not sure what I would ask for, but I fear it would not have been wisdom had I not known this story. I agree with Jenn...wise people. I would have to say my husband is a very wise man, and I am truly thankful to God for that many times over. Also, I would consider my mother-in-law a woman full of wisdom.
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