Quote by Bible, Psalm 78:14

I will open my mouth in a parable I will utter dark sayings of old.Things that we have heard and known,that our fathers told us.We will not hide them from their children,but tell it to the coming generations.

I will open my mouth in a parable I will utter dark sayings

Summary

This quote highlights the importance of passing down wisdom and knowledge from one generation to another. By speaking in parables and dark sayings of old, the speaker intends to engage and captivate their audience, ensuring that their message is remembered and passed on. The quote emphasizes the duty to share lessons, stories, and teachings with future generations, rather than keeping them hidden or restricted. It underscores the value of preserving and transmitting ancestral and traditional knowledge for the benefit of society's development and growth.

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By Bible, Psalm 78:14

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