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Proverbs 25:3

Great leaders have depths of thought and motive that are not easily read. This is not a warning against kings but an observation about the complexity of great minds — wisdom operates at depth, not on the surface.

Memory phrase: True wisdom runs very deep.

Talk about it: What does it mean for something to be too deep to fully know?

Prayer: God, give me a heart that goes deep with wisdom.

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