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No-Duty9597

Instruction vs Knowledge

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My beloved people, first of all, I want to say, hello, how are you, wherever you are at I hope and trust you are winning, I love you.

We now live in a world where everyone thinks they know it all, me included. It's embarrassing but true. This post is probably me thinking I know about it more. It's sad.

But do we really know it all?

Personally, I have lost count of how many times I was so convinced that I was right only to find out in time how wrong I was.

And I was and am so quick to let people know of my thoughts, embarrassing myself countless times in the process with extreme confidence.

As a result of us thinking we know it all, we have begun to shun and despise INSTRUCTION.

Don't you think most of the morden problems are because we are shunning instruction thinking we know it all, only to go through life experiences that then validates those instructions.

I am a Christian and we have so much instruction in our Bible. As a Zimbabwean, through our culture there is so much instruction also. Tsumo and stuff.

Posted Sep 14, 2026, 7:53 PM UTC

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