What Is Biblical Wisdom? Quotes

“born,”
― R.C. Sproul, What Is Biblical Wisdom?

“Wisdom”
― R.C. Sproul, What Is Biblical Wisdom?

“One historian observed that every time we see in the record of church history a large and significant revival of the people of God, we also see a renewed interest in the Psalms because there’s something about the Psalter that induces the soul to worship. There can’t be genuine revival unless it is followed by a heightened sense of worship among the people of God. The book of Psalms gives us undiluted worship—worship that we know is pleasing to God because it comes to us from His wisdom and from His own inspiration.”
― R.C. Sproul, What Is Biblical Wisdom?

“When the wisdom writer says that the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, he is saying this: If we want to acquire actual wisdom, the absolute, essential starting point at which we begin and continue that quest is in a posture of reverence and adoration for God.”
― R.C. Sproul, What Is Biblical Wisdom?

“The question that concerned the Jew was not whether there is a God but rather who that God is. What is His name? What is His nature and character? And the whole of the Old Testament focuses on God’s self-disclosure—the unveiling of His character, His person, and His nature to His covenant people.”
― R.C. Sproul, What Is Biblical Wisdom?