The Knowledge Principle Part 2 : Kingdom First Lesson 4 | Tim W. Gill

Tuesday, January 29th, 2025

The Knowledge Principle (Part 2), emphasizes the importance of seeking true knowledge from the right source—God and His Word. In a world where truth is often shaped by emotions, culture, and personal perception, believers are called to anchor their understanding in the unchanging truth of Scripture. The lesson warns against the deception of acquiring knowledge apart from God, as demonstrated in the fall of Adam and Eve, where Satan sowed doubt about God's word. True knowledge comes not through self-discovery or intellectual pursuit alone but through a relationship with God, guided by revelation and obedience.

 

Furthermore, the lesson underscores the distinction between real, experiential knowledge (epignosis) and false knowledge that leads to deception. It calls believers to test all things against the Word of God, as truth must be rooted in divine revelation rather than cultural trends or personal reasoning. Ultimately, true knowledge is inseparable from a relationship with Christ, and only through Him can we discern truth from falsehood. The lesson concludes with a call to seek God's ways, embrace His truth, and recognize Him as the ultimate source of wisdom and understanding.

 

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