This phrase is quoted constantly—especially when answers are missing. Most people assume it comes straight from Scripture. It does not. The Bible does say God’s ways are higher. But it never uses this sentence. That matters, because the phrase often shuts down pain. It ends conversations instead of opening them. Scripture does not use mystery as a dismissal. It uses it as an invitation to humility, not silence. Many older believers search this phrase when they feel unheard. When grief or confusion never resolved. The Bible does not tell them to stop asking. It records the questions. If you were told to accept mystery instead of being understood, that was not the Bible speaking. It was culture filling the silence. #BibleMisconceptions #MandelaEffect #FaithQuestions #ChristianReflection #DidYouKnow