True education means more than just passing a certain science course. Its scope is much broader. It includes the harmonious development of all the mental and physical abilities of a person. It instills in you the love and fear of God and prepares you for the conscientious fulfillment of worldly duties.
True education is preparing a person's physical, mental, and moral skills to do any useful job. This is the preparation of your mind, soul, and body for service in the field of God.
The human mind is capable of achieving the highest degree of perfection.
If the educated and noble did not want to do the work according to their strength and ability, then Christ chose those who showed obedience and fidelity in the fulfillment of his will. These were humble fishermen who studied with Him to do a great job on earth after their departure to Heaven.
All things considered it is imperative that young people react to the word and will of God.
God has given talents to young people so that they can use them for his glory, but many use them to fulfill their ungodly intentions.
Many have talents that, when used correctly, can bear abundant fruit that make up a person's mental, moral, and physical wealth. But they don't think at all of what their mode of action can lead to. They develop in themselves frivolity and carelessness, making them inaccessible to advice and reproach. This is a sad mistake.
If the young people realized that the eye of God was on them, that God watches them develop their character, weighing their morality, they would be more judicious in their actions.