Darkness represents the unraveling of Egypt’s false power; light represents the guidance of יהוהs covenant people.

Spiritual dislocation occurs when man cuts himself off from divine order, the mind itself turns into Egypt.

Elohim can take the same creature/element and make it curse for the wicked yet benefit for the righteous.

Living is to learn to connect the material to the eternal — that’s spiritual immortality.

Worship sets the pattern for our lives; if our altar is crowded with idols (money, relationships, rituals, ego), we can’t be surprised when our life mirrors their corruption.

You can’t confuse forces and elements with the reason you exist. Don’t worship the creation—worship the creator!

Elohim disciplines not with destruction, but with strategic mercy.

There has to be a purification in places that are ‘inhabited only by angels and spirits’—just like Israel’s desert pilgrimage; we need to embark on our own desert pilgrimage.

In Wisdom of Solomon 10, we’re gonna see the theme of Wisdom as the divine force that brings salvation, redemption, and transformation through human history. The stories of Noah, Lot, Jacob, and others will show יהוה’s sovereign intervention in times of crisis.

Solomon’s plea for wisdom is just like that of Moshe and David who both sought divine guidance for their leadership.