Meaning Of Number 30

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For I testify to everyone who hears the wisdom of these parables of Jesus, receive and learn from it diligently and intelligently. Receive the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ with you in your entire search for change; build momentum and enthusiasm for excellence. Seek wisdom at all times. In seeking seek understanding. Knowledge is an essential weapon in life; it is what you know and intellect is the ability to use that knowledge wisely.
At age 40, though you are in the evening of your life but it is not the end. You can still make difference before your time. Let me take you through significant meaning of number 30 and 40. Numbers are much significant as much as humanity is concerned. Moreover, democracy is of numbers. Those with the high numbers win. Hence, we will take a look at number 30 and 40 like I said earlier. Remember, we are in stage three of this Book, ranging from age 30-40 years.
Number 30 can symbolize dedication to a particular task or calling. It’s the age you attain both physical and mental maturity and could handle major responsibilities. John the Baptist, Jesus Christ
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It is then good for nothing but be thrown out and trampled underfoot by men. You are the light of the world. A city set on a hill cannot be hidden. The challenges you are going through should not deter you from achieving your goals. It doesn’t matter your environment, parents or position. The fish lives in the sea but it’s not salty unless it’s seasoned with salt. So never allow your environment or challenges wound you down. When you are falling down in life, try as much you can to land at your back. Chances are as you look up you will surely rise up again. A failure is not a failure until he refuses to start again. Make a change by varying your mentality about life. Whatever decision you made earlier which has not been profitable, can be changed here. It’s better than

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