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All Intelligence - The Kingdom Key of Wise & Foolish

All Intelligence - The Kingdom Key of Wise & Foolish

READ | Proverbs 4:1-8 “Counsel is mine, and sound wisdom: I AM understanding. I AM

strength (Proverbs 8:14).”

God is all intelligence. I AM that I AM is Omniscience. Omniscience means all sight and all knowledge. God is all the sight and perspective there is. There is no sight or perspective apart from God. God is all the knowledge there is. There is no knowledge outside of God.

God is the knowledge in all subject matters that we have identified, studied, labeled, or will ever discover. God is science, technology, philosophy, anthropology, mathematics, engineering, arts, music, theology, psychology, sociology, communication, archeology, numerology, astrology, geography, etc. Knowledge is information. Wisdom is the application of our knowledge and integration of that knowledge into our lives. Understanding is inspiration that leads to transformation that takes place because of integrating and sharing wisdom.

As we are attuned to the I AM of our being, all wisdom, knowledge, and understanding are available to us right here and right now. I have removed the phrase, “I don’t know” from my vocabulary because the truth is that I know all things. I feel that saying, “I don’t know” invalidates the I AM of my being. Instead, I say, “It is not clear to me at this moment” or “I have not taken the time to know” because when I AM still, all things are clear, and I know (Psalm 46:10). I had been saying “I don’t know” for over 40 years. So, when I slip up and say it, I autocorrect. Try deleting “I don’t know” from your speech for a day or a week. Replace it with those other phrases and see how you feel.


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