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Proverbs 25:2

God's concealment is not deception — it reflects His infinite depth and sovereignty. For human rulers and seekers, the honour lies in diligent inquiry. God invites us to search; He does not reveal everything at once, but He rewards earnest seeking (see Proverbs 2:4–5).

Memory phrase: Search out the truth.

Talk about it: Why do you think God hides some things for us to find?

Prayer: God, help me search for truth and wisdom all my life.

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