Hello, friends Scott Pauley here.

Welcome back to enjoying the journey.

Today, we continue our examination of some current questions that have Bible answers.

And I must tell you that while I enjoy answering all of these questions and studying them,

searching them out in scripture,

for me, I particularly am thrilled when questions are submitted from our listeners that are theological in nature.

And I'm going to tell you why.

Because we need a return to emphasis on Bible doctrine.

Sometimes I'll hear someone say, well, I'm no theologian. May I say to you,

that shouldn't be something you say because theology just means the study of God. So what it means is that you don't study God. Now, if you mean by that, you don't have all the answers. I would say

join the club, get in line, take a number. None of us

have all the answers, but we all should be studying God coming to more deeply understand what the

Bible teaches. And so this first question today is definitely theological in nature, and it is this,

where in the Bible do we find an explanation of God's omniscience? Well, first of all,

you have to define the word omniscient. It literally means all knowing. So is God all knowing? The answer to

that question is absolutely. Where in the Bible do we find it? I would say this to you before I give

you a very specific answer. Let me give you the 30,000 foot fly it? I would say this to you before I give you a very specific answer.

Let me give you the 30,000 foot flyover. I believe that the perfect knowledge and wisdom of God

is woven throughout the fabric of all of Scripture. It's built into the DNA of it from the very

beginning. God is the God of all wisdom.

He's the one who gave man his mind in Genesis.

He's the one who created us with the ability to reason.

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