Hidden Treasures

Isaiah 45:1-3

' THUS SAYS the Lord to His anointed, to Cyrus, whose right hand I have held to subdue nations before him, and I will unarm and ungird the loins of kings to open doors before him, so that gates will not be shut. I will go before you and level the mountains [to make the crooked places straight]; I will break in pieces the doors of bronze and cut asunder the bars of iron. And I will give you the treasures of darkness and hidden riches of secret places, that you may know that it is I, the Lord, the God of Israel, Who calls you by your name.'

The phrase "hidden treasures in dark secret places" can refer to both literal and metaphorical treasures. It is a direct quote from 

Isaiah 45:3, which is often interpreted in a religious context to mean spiritual treasures found during difficult times by seeking God. The phrase also has broader metaphorical meanings, suggesting that profound discoveries, personal riches, or hidden potential can be found in the difficult or "dark" parts of one's life, or in metaphorical "secret places" like personal introspection. 

Religious and spiritual interpretation

• From Isaiah 45:3: The verse states, "I will give you the treasures of darkness, and riches stored in secret places, so that you may know that I am the LORD, the God of Israel, who calls you by name".

• Finding treasure in hardship: Many interpretations view this as a promise that God will provide spiritual blessings and wisdom during times of suffering or darkness. The "treasures" are the spiritual growth, wisdom, and comfort gained by trusting God during hard times.

• A personal journey: The "secret places" can be seen as the private, personal relationship an individual has with God, where He reveals precious truths to those who seek Him diligently. 

Metaphorical and personal interpretation

• Inner potential: The "hidden treasures" can symbolize the unrealized potential, unique talents, and inner strengths that an individual may possess, which are often concealed from themselves and others.

• Finding value in difficulty: The "darkness" can represent struggles, pain, or challenging situations. The "treasures" are the positive lessons, resilience, and growth that can emerge from these experiences when viewed from a different perspective.

• Examples: A person might find a "treasure" of resilience after overcoming a personal struggle, or a "secret treasure" of their own creativity and passion that was hidden by self-doubt or external pressures. 

Literal interpretation

• Lost artifacts: The phrase can also directly refer to lost historical artifacts, sunken treasures, or legendary lost treasures like the Ark of the Covenant, which are hidden in secret, sometimes dark, and remote locations

Life (males) and death (females) is an example of hidden treasures in secret places existing or not as spirits, souls and bodies of fruits, seeds, jewelry, communications, information, wealth, penury, poverty, alphabets, numerals, luxury-prison, shapes, symbols, impoverished-prison, love, hate, like, lust, precious stones, refuses, litters, sport-players, feelings, imaginations, freedoms, liberties, debts,  garbages by wisdom, knowledge, understanding of life and death. Occurring as diversification within or inside-out and/or unification without and outside-in of life and death. Resulting into  preservation and taxonomy of same, varied and different types and styles of:-

• Living and Non-Living

• Non-Lived  and Dying

• Non-Dying and Lived

• Living and Dead

• Lived and Dying

• Non-Living and Non-Dead

• Living and Non-Dead

• Non-Living and Dead

• Non-Lived and Non-Dying

Being modeled or re-modeled by:

• Under-going or under-coming 

• Inter-going or inter-coming 

• Exter-going or exter-coming 

• Over-going or over-coming

Processes, chances, mechanisms of:

• Reactivation

• Passivation

• Activation

• Deactivation

• Inactivation

Through:

• Passion

• Attraction

• Distraction

• Protraction

• Detraction

• Retraction

• Contraction

• Interaction

Within and/or without each other as:

• Antonym and/or Synonym 

•  Holonym and or Meronym

•  Hyponym and/or Hypernym

•  Homonym and/or Heteronym

•  Bionym and/or Dionym

•  Mononym and/or Polynym  

Before, During and After:

• Wedding Companionship

• Marriage Couple-ship

• Matrimonial Partnership

As husbands and wives that are advantaged or disadvantaged as carvers, tailors, housemaids, gardeners, housekeepers, traders, teachers, artists, actors, actresses, musicians, partites, patches, particles etc.

That are being modeled or remodeled and sown or planted by increased good or decreased bad micro-organisms and macro-organisms or aliens and vice versa. Such as, masons, goldsmiths, silversmiths, potters, cooks, pharmacists, agriculturists, health care professionals, legal professionals, and engineers etc.

Into improved and/or advanced disadvantaged or advantaged intelligence. But, maintainance depends on pretext, context and post-text  of the situation etc.

God of Creation as (Pharaoh, Xerxes, Nebuchadnezzar) with respect to Bible or Quran is a detective that always question roots of Knowledge, Wisdom, Understanding e.g Genesis 4-7 of his creatures

Proverbs 3:19-21

' The Lord by skillful and godly Wisdom has founded the earth; by understanding He has established the heavens. [Col. 1:16.] By His knowledge the deeps were broken up, and the skies distill the dew. My son, let them not escape from your sight, but keep sound and godly Wisdom and discretion,'