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The Word of God is the fountain of wisdom, which He has given to all who desire to drink from it
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"The Word of God is the fountain of wisdom, which He has given to all who desire to drink from it"

- Clement of Alexandra

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This quote by Clement of Alexandra speaks to the power of the Word of God. It suggests that God has given us access to a fountain of knowledge, which all who seek it can consume from it. This indicates that the Word of God gives knowledge and understanding that is available to all who seek it. It is a suggestion that God has actually provided us the tools to gain wisdom and understanding, and that we must take advantage of them. It likewise recommends that the Word of God is a source of guidance and direction, and that it can assist us make smart choices. Eventually, this quote encourages us to seek out the Word of God and to drink from its fountain of knowledge.

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Clement of Alexandra This quote is written / told by Clement of Alexandra between 150 AC and 215 AC. He was a famous Theologian from Greece. The author also have 6 other quotes.

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