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of my all time favorites

1 Peter 2:15

"For it is God’s will that by doing good you should silence the ignorant talk of foolish people."

ignorant

ig·no·rant

/ˈiɡnərənt/

adjective

lacking knowledge or awareness in general; uneducated or unsophisticated.

"he was told constantly that he was ignorant and stupid"

Similar:

uneducated

unknowledgeable

untaught

unschooled

untutored

untrained

illiterate

unlettered

unlearned

unread

uninformed

unenlightened

unscholarly

unqualified

benighted

backward

inexperienced

unworldly

unsophisticated

unintelligent

stupid

simple

empty-headed

mindless

pig-ignorant

thick

airheaded

dense

dumb

dim

dopey

wet behind the ears

slow on the uptake

dead from the neck up

a brick short of a load

dozy

divvy

daft

not the full shilling

(as) thick as two short planks

glaikit

chowderheaded

dumb-ass

dotish

Knowledge

knowl·edge

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noun

1. facts, information, and skills acquired by a person through experience or education; the theoretical or practical understanding of a subject.

"a thirst for knowledge"

Similar:

understanding

comprehension

grasp

grip

command

mastery

apprehension

expertise

skill

proficiency

expertness

accomplishment

adeptness

capacity

capability

savoir faire

know-how

learning

erudition

education

scholarship

letters

schooling

science

wisdom

enlightenment

philosophy

familiarity with

acquaintance with

conversance with

intimacy with

information

facts

data

intelligence

news

reports

lore

info

lowdown

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Proverbs 9:10

The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom,

    and knowledge of the Holy One is understanding.

understanding

un·der·stand·ing

/ˌəndərˈstandiNG/

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noun

the ability to understand something; comprehension.

"foreign visitors with little understanding of English"

Similar:

comprehension

apprehension

grasp

grip

mastery

perception

discernment

appreciation

interpretation

cognizance

ken

conception

digestion

assimilation

absorption

knowledge

awareness

consciousness

insight into

familiarity with

acquaintance with

skill in

expertise in

proficiency in

know-how

What Does The Word ‘Foolishness’ Mean In Hebrew And Greek?

What Does The Word ‘Foolishness’ Mean In Hebrew?

ivveleth- silliness, foolishness.

This noun can mean “foolishness” in the sense of violating God’s law or “sin” (Psalm 38:5).

Immoral...you...foolishness is immoral.

Ivveleth also describes the life-style and activities of a person who ignores the instructions of wisdom (Proverbs 5:23).

It can be used in the sense of “thoughtless”. Therefore, it can be used to describe the way a young person is prone to act (Proverbs 22:15).

“The tongue of the wise uses knowledge rightly,

But the mouth of fools pours forth foolishness.”

– Proverbs 15:2

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