Tell me and I will forget it. Show me and I may remember. Involve me and I will understand.
Genuine understanding comes from active involvement, not just telling or showing.
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“I want my teenage daughter to learn to drive our car safely. Sometimes, after her lesson is over and we are safely back…
— Duffy Robbins
Until we all attain . . . the knowledge of the Son of God, and reach mature manhood. Ep. 4:13 (Goodspeed) Christ placed …
— Lawrence Warren
He who knows not that he knows Is asleep. Awaken him. He who knows that he knows not Is a student. Teach him. He who kno…
— Unknown
You know often I'll do evangelism where maybe Christians of other faiths will come and they learn some of these truths t…
— Doug Batchelor
Here's a picture with two oxen and one yoke. This is the language Jesus is using. The older, seasoned ox carries most of…
— Unknown
Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn.
— Benjamin Franklin
