መጽሐፈ ትዕዛዘ ጥበብ

When observed from a higher perspective, Humankind seems like a child who trades his valuable toy for one that is of a lesser value, and then tears his eyes out the rest of his day. Off course, the search for the lost treasure continues in his adulthood as well, feeding on what science and religion cater him on his way.
Anyways, what was that valuable natural treasure?
Metsehafe Tibeb (The book of Wisdom) raises from the fundamental idea that 'The great Tibeb/Wisdom has granted humankind freedom and victory thus elevating him to the highest rank of honor among all creation'. The next question comes, has he achieved? Sadly, most does not aware of this truth. Those who had known and could reach this highest glory are very few so far.
The majority has been leading a life inside a web of thoughts that apparently seem true but tragically concludes in death, before reaching to the great honor. According to the book, there are two roads stretching in front of every human being, and everyone has the freedom, as granted, to walk on either of the two.
Throughout the book, the reader can deeply and humanely connect with the notions as he/she discusses the great Tibeb(Wisdom) like a child before its mother.