To me it’s always an integration that is best, followed by the better result thereof. The central message of Christ was Love and Grace, which is actually Love with an i-n-g tacked onto it. Wisdom is actually an integration of two apparently separate and/or opposing ideas which immediately or eventually yields a third higher, fuller and more unified whole. Christ also over turned the tables of the money changers and rebuked the Pharisees and Sadducees…when it was appropriate. A  major and essential component of Grace after all is appropriate action. Now I would bet that Christ probably caught his breath and got right back into Loving instead of ranting to the disciples for a few years about the money changers, the Romans, the Pharisees and Sadducees or the slackers and beggars in some cynical and effected way. Grace, the pinnacle concept and experience of Wisdom is flow also and so many other deep and good and effective things. Utilizing Wisdom to integrate two conflicting “things” and them contemplating the resulting aspect of Grace increases knowledge, communicates truth(s)….and makes your own and everybody else’s day better.