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# Wise (Wisdom, Fool) # Wise (Wisdom, Fool)
A person who is wise or has wisdom is someone who knows what is the right thing to do and then does that. People become wise by listening to God and obeying him (see: Proverbs 1:7; Ecclesiastes 2:26; James 1:5). A wise person will show the fruits of the Holy Spirit in his life (see: James 3:17). In the Bible, the word "worldly wisdom" is used to talk about what people in this world think is wise, but which is actually foolish (see: 1 Corinthians 3:19; James 3:13-18). A fool or foolish person is someone one who is not wise (Matthew 7:24, 26; Romans 1:14). A person who is “wise” or has “wisdom” is someone who knows the right thing to do and then does it. People become wise by learning about God and obeying him (see: Proverbs 1:7; Ecclesiastes 2:26; James 1:5). A wise person shows the fruits of the Holy Spirit in their life (see: James 3:17).
“Wisdom” is also a type of writing. The books of Proverbs, Job, and Ecclesiastes are often called “Wisdom Literature.” They are called this because they are used to make people wise. The words “worldly wisdom” are used in the Bible to talk about the things that some people think are wise, but which are actually foolish. The people who have this “worldly wisdom” are people who do not know and obey God. They do not show the fruits of the Holy spirit in their lives (see: 1 Corinthians 3:19; James 3:13-18). A “fool” or foolish person is someone who is not wise (see: Matthew 7:24, 26; Romans 1:14).
See: [Fruit (Metaphor)](../articles/fruitmetaphor.md);[World](../articles/world.md) The word “wisdom” can also mean a certain type of writing. The books of Proverbs, Job, and Ecclesiastes are often called “wisdom literature.” They are called this because they are used to make people wise.
See: [Fruit (Metaphor)](../articles/fruitmetaphor.md); [World](../articles/world.md)