Accumulation Quote by Roy B. Blizzard
““not really mean what it might appear to on the surface. Ben Hai Hai was not trying to correct 20th century theology. What he said is pregnant with meaning. The more one labors in acquiring knowledge and the knowledge of God, the more one labors in practicing the commandments of law, the greater one’s reward is going to be. Accumulation, or the acquiring of knowledge does not come without suffering. It is not easy. It is difficult. It only comes at a great cost – and you have to be willing to pay it. The greater price you pay, the more you will be able to do; thus, the greater your reward will be. Notice again the emphasis upon doing.””
About This Quote
The passage emphasizes that gaining knowledge, especially divine knowledge, is arduous and costly, but the effort yields greater ability and reward, highlighting the importance of diligent practice.
In simple terms: Acquiring deep knowledge is hard but rewarding.
Key Takeaway
Endure hardship to gain profound insight.
Themes
knowledge
effort
reward
spirituality
discipline
Mood
determined
serious
Type
educational
spiritual
When to use this quote
- academic study
- spiritual practice
- skill mastery
- ethical living
Key Concepts
theology
philosophy
personal growth
Questions to Reflect On
- Are you willing to pay the price for deeper understanding?
- What sacrifices are justified for knowledge?
A Different Perspective
The focus on suffering may discourage those with limited resources or health.
