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*“Nothing is difficult for a man who has the will.” - Erasmus of Rotterdam
 
*“Nothing is difficult for a man who has the will.” - Erasmus of Rotterdam
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Sunday Adelaja in his book ''A Man or a Mouse'' writes:
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{{Cquote|'''The meaning of the word "will" according to Ephraim:'''
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*"One of the basic abilities of a person, consisting in the conscious regulation of one's behavior, the management of one's actions Conscious desire to fulfill or achieve the goal; tenacity, perseverance
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*Conscious desire to fulfill or achieve the goal; tenacity, perseverance
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'''"Will" in the Encyclopedic Dictionary:'''
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*Will - ability to choose activities and internal efforts necessary for its implementation.
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*A specific act that allows a person to resist the power of spontaneous wants and impulsive desires: for him, it is not the case of "I want" that is of priority, but rather "this is necessary," "It’s a must," creates the awareness of the characteristic value of the goal of his action.
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*Will includes decision making, often accompanied by a struggle of motives and its implementation.<ref>''A Man or a Mouse'' by Sunday Adelaja, Chapter 2, Golden Truth Publishing. 2018. Kindle Edition.</ref>}}
    
== See also ==
 
== See also ==
Irenaeus, Siteadmin, Check users, oversight, Administrators
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