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How inexhaustible God's resources, wisdom, and knowledge are! How unfathomable his decisions are, and how untraceable his ways!
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There is
a certain attractiveness
to the mystery of God.
It suggests a depth of being
that no man's mind can reach,
an elusive beauty
that largely escapes man's clutch.
This is something
to revel in
rather than
to apologize for
because, paradoxically,
by its very silence,
the mystery of God
communicates something valid
about him:
a deep shadow can be cast
only by a strong light.
God remains untamed
by man's logic,
unpackaged by his rhetoric.
The full dimensions
of God
must remain forever inconceivable
to man,
unguessed at by him.
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