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THE WORD OF WISDOM BY THE SPIRIT by Ben Jossy Olofu



The word of wisdom is the manifestation of the Spirit which produces a specific revelation of instruction to solve problems and bring solution.

The word of wisdom is a revelation from God concerning what to do, when to do it and how to do it.

The word of knowledge is only informative, the word of wisdom is informative and instructive.

The word of wisdom produces divine interventions, it aids in the working of miracles.

It is not human wisdom, but divine revelation of wisdom from the Spirit of God.

From Noah and the Ark,

To Abraham leaving his father's house even though he was prosperous there,

From Joseph bringing solution after interpreting the dream of Pharaoh,


To Moses telling the people to move toward when there was no where to move toward to,

And stretching his rod to part the sea,

And down to giving for about 70 elders of Israel to present themselves for impartation of power,

All the design of the tabernacle, the ordinances, laws and tenets of the Old Covenant,

We see always manifest, a fragment of the wisdom of God given to men to do things which could not be done by natural wisdom, and many times, if natural wisdom produces such instructions, it will produce no power, solve no problems and proffer no solutions to problems.

The word of wisdom can seem to be ambiguous, or sometimes foolish, because such instructions can often times defy the laws of logic, science and and the normal wisdom of nature.

The nine manifestations of the Spirit can solve any problem on earth,

And the word of wisdom aids in bringing God's Omniscience to us, then when we act on it, we see instant or gradual results in the aspect that His wisdom addresses.

God loves us and has given us His Spirit. We Need to understand that we have a level playing ground with all the men who operated in this manifestation from the Old Testament to New Testament times. 

There is nothing available to them that is not available to us today. We will pursue spiritual things and keep the rivers of living water flowing, of which the word of wisdom is one of its streams.

The word of wisdom is not limited in operation, no manifestation of the Spirit is limited in operation, this is because God is not limited in His Omnisciece, He knows all facts, has all the information that could put us over in any aspect of life. 

We need to draw, or rather we need to relax and recieve without restrictions, His words of wisdom to us is for present times, for the future, until Jesus comes, then only shall it cease.

His words of wisdom covers healing and health, deliverance from evil and from evil men, instructions for any aspect of ministry, instructions for natural things like marriage, education, business, job and day to day activities that cover every sphere of our existence. 

Surely we see, that God has given us everything that has to do with life and godliness for us to enjoy here on this earth and in the world to come. 

Hallelujah.
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