Thoughts On a Revelation
Thoughts On a Revelation
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Xii. 1–4), will serve as illustrations of ourmeaning.
It must not, however, be taken for granted that such a mode of revelationwould, in every case, be possible; or that, if possible, it would alwaysbe the best method of communication. So far as we can see, no merepresentation, or representation of the Deity, could, in itself, give anydeep insight into His moral character, or the relation in which He standsto us. Even if the Deity were constantly present, we know not how wecould obtain any accu...rate knowledge of His attributes, except byobservation of His words and acts. If we had been introduced to thephilanthropist, Howard, we could not have become acquainted with hisexcellence by merely gazing at his countenance. We must have listened tohis words, and followed him to those scenes of misery which he was in thehabit of visiting, if we would obtain a clear understanding of hisbenevolence. So too, the holiness, love, and other moral perfections ofthe Deity, are not matters which can be apprehended from any mereintuition of the Divine nature.
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Xii. 1–4), will serve as illustrations of ourmeaning.
It must not, however, be taken for granted that such a mode of revelationwould, in every case, be possible; or that, if possible, it would alwaysbe the best method of communication. So far as we can see, no merepresentation, or representation of the Deity, could, in itself, give anydeep insight into His moral character, or the relation in which He standsto us. Even if the Deity were constantly present, we know not how wecould obtain any accu...rate knowledge of His attributes, except byobservation of His words and acts. If we had been introduced to thephilanthropist, Howard, we could not have become acquainted with hisexcellence by merely gazing at his countenance. We must have listened tohis words, and followed him to those scenes of misery which he was in thehabit of visiting, if we would obtain a clear understanding of hisbenevolence. So too, the holiness, love, and other moral perfections ofthe Deity, are not matters which can be apprehended from any mereintuition of the Divine nature.
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