The material teaches that spiritual resources benefit a person automatically, even when that person does not know what they have.

### Why this is right The statement is false because the material says a person may possess something without receiving its practical benefit if they do not know it is available. It uses forgotten money as an everyday comparison. ### The concept The author's point is that knowledge and action matter. A forgotten banknote remains owned, but it cannot pay for fuel if its owner does not know it is in the wallet. Similarly, the text urges believers to learn from Scripture what they have received and to walk in that understanding. The analogy illustrates the author's argument; it is not a claim that spiritual life is identical to money. ### The other options - **True**: This is the opposite of the material's point about knowing and acting on one's spiritual provision. ### Remember In this material, possessing a spiritual provision and enjoying its practical benefit are not treated as identical.