Summary
Looking at verse 33 of chapter 11, O the depths of the riches and wisdom and knowledge of God, how unsertable are His judgments and how inscrutable His ways. And then Paul follows that up with some rhetorical questions, verse 34, for who has known the mind of the Lord or who has been His counselor or who has given a gift to him to receive a gift in return. In Job, verse chapter 38, he says, who God answers Job and says, who is this that darkens counsel by words without knowledge? Job in his demanding of answers, God answers him and says, Gird up, we're going to talk about the man demand demand. In Job 41, verse 11, I like the translation of the ESV where God says, who has first given to me that I should repay Him as if we have done something so wonderful for God that He owes it to us, that He owes us answers, that He owes us our anything. And as a parent, I always tried to answer questions to my children, the why questions with another, a sound answer and that would lead to another why.
Video citations
- "Wise" 7-10-22 — If you would please open your Bibles to Romans the 11th chapter, that's Romans the 11th chapter. If you are using the Pew edition of the Bible, you can find that on page 141 in the New Testament.…