There is a story in some folklore about a troll-like woman who could not cook, read or write anything very well. She would not take mistakes as a growth opportunity and sought to use any wives tale as an appendage to the gospel. She called everyone her student and trusted in any other troll-like person who would tell her that reading anything backward would make her wise. Most people read it the other way. But, they couldn't help reading it backward since it made them feel authoritative in their own unique way. It was a choice. Some of these folklore references appear in Pilgrim's Progress with a troll-like woman referred to as a railing accuser. http://biblehub.com/1_corinthians/5-11.htm  She also appears in Chinese folklore as Jade Fox or in other stories from other cultures. It also appears in Revelations 2. Let him who boasts(google that), boast about the fact that he understands the Lord. You could seek power and authority as some do. Many antichrists shall come http://biblehub.com/1_corinthians/5-11.htm  and some say Hitler was such a figure beside other such individuals in History. You could seek the Lord and His attributes. Google that and see what comes up. There might be something to it; knowing His attributes and reflecting upon them. It is in the story of Nehemiah.