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Matthew 11:25 explainedThis verse describes the innocence of youth. The "wise and understanding" refers to people who have knowledge through life experience. The phrase represents especially people of wealth or those in positions of power. These people, as explained in the verse, the Lord "hides" his truths from because he believes them to be hypocrites. These truths described, are revealed instead to infants, as they are innocent and are not stained by the world yet.
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