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Lord, God, Thou Knowest
"And he said unto me, Son of man, can these bones
live? And I answered, O Lord GOD, thou knowest". - Ezekiel
37:3
To those who have (unintentionally)
degraded their conception of God to the level of their human understanding it
may appear frightening to admit that there are many things in the Scriptures and
more things about the Godhead that transcend the human intellect. But a
few minutes on our knees looking into the face of Christ will teach us humility,
a virtue whose healing qualities have been known by God's elect from time out of
mind.
Coleridge gave it as his considered
belief that the profoundest sentence ever uttered by human lips was the
spontaneous cry of the prophet Ezekiel in the valley of dry bones when asked by
the Lord whether those bones could live: "And I answered, O Lord GOD, thou
knowest." Had Ezekiel answered yes or not he would have closed off his heart to
the mighty mystery which confronted him and would have missed the luxury of
wonder in the presence of the Majesty on high. For never forget that it is
a privilege to wonder, to stand in the delighted silence before the Supreme
Majesty and whisper, "O Lord GOD, thou knowest!"
A.
W. Tozer
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