To be near unto God - pagina 550
without. In the city alone from within, while the human voice makes itself loudly heard in all sorts of ways to hush the voice of the Lord, even in his starry heaven and in his thunder. They who are advanced in years, and whose life's task is done, not infrequently seek the country again to
make good what they have lost. In most cases, however, susceptibility to understand nature has been lost, and so they remain isolated from their surroundings. this with Scripture. Man has his glorious paradise, where all nature addresses him in a pure language of God. Even after the fall so much excellence remains in broken nature that the invisible things of God
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are understood from created things, both hi? eternal power and divinity (Romans 1:20). "The heavens declare the glory of God, and the firma-
ment showeth his handiwork. Day unto day abundantly uttereth speech, and night unto night sheweth knowledge. There is no people or land, where this voice of God is not heard" (Psalm 19). Excellent is his name in all the earth. The voice of the Lord is upon the waters. The God of glory thundereth. The voice of the Lord is powerful. The voice of the Lord is full of majesty. The voice of the Lord breaketh the cedars, even the cedars of Lebanon (Psalms 29). And so it goes on through all the Psalms. Read and read again Psalm 104. And at the end of the Psalter we have a striking description of nature in Psalms 147 and 148. And even before the Book of the 542
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Bekijk de hele uitgave van maandag 1 januari 1900
Abraham Kuyper Collection | 628 Pagina's
Bekijk de hele uitgave van maandag 1 januari 1900
Abraham Kuyper Collection | 628 Pagina's