The Wisdom of the Poor Man – A Forgotten Legacy confronts a hard truth drawn from the writings of Solomon: a man can be wise, anointed, and even used by God—yet remain poor and forgotten.
 
In this provocative and practical book, Thabo Sizo Mahlobo explores why wisdom without application, structure, and stewardship fails to produce lasting impact. Drawing from Scripture, personal experience, and African realities, he challenges poverty theology, passive spirituality, and a gospel that inspires but does not empower.
 
Through biblical examples from Genesis to the early Church, the book reveals that people of faith were also builders, workers, and stewards who transformed societies through tangible systems and institutions.
 
This is a call to move from miracles to methods, from revelation to responsibility, and from wisdom that speaks to wisdom that builds.
 
Because wisdom that is not applied is easily forgotten—but wisdom that builds leaves a legacy.