When we feel their power within us, and are conscious of their benefits, the knowledge must impress us much more vividly than if we merely imagined a God whose presence we never felt. Hence it is obvious that, in seeking God, the most direct path and the fittest method is, not to attempt with presumptuous curiosity to pry into his essence, which is rather to be adored than minutely discussed, but to contemplate Him in his works, by which he draws near, becomes familiar, and in a manner communicates himself to us.
-John Calvin "Institutes"
-John Calvin "Institutes"
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