God does not begin by asking our ability, only our availability, and if we prove our dependability, He will increase our capability.

God does not begin by asking our ability, but more of our availability. When we prove our dependability, He will in crease our capability.

God does not begin by asking our ability,only our availability,and if we prove our dependability,He will increase our capability.

I testify that He is utterly incomparable in what He is, what He knows, what He has accomplished and what He has experienced. Yet, movingly, He calls us His Friends

Your ability will not help if you do not give your availability.

Do we always know what consequences flow from certain decisions? Many times, not. Part of living consists of learning, personally and vicariously, what actions produce what consequences. When we govern ourselves by correct principles, we also govern our consequences.
As men "act according to their wills," there are consequences, good and bad. Part of maturing spiritually is to realize this. One of the great virtues of meekness is making allowance for the fact that God does know best. Trusting him and trusting his principles is an act of high intelligence.