On Hebrews
2:5-9 – “Thoughts of God's omnipresence are of singular used to the soul in
every condition. And who can sufficiently admire this excellency of the nature
of God? How astonishable is this his greatness!
How are all the nations of the world as the ‘drop of a bucket,’as the
‘balance,’ as ‘vanity,’ as ‘nothing’ before him! What is a little dust to an immensity of
being? To that whose greatness we cannot measure, whose nature we cannot
comprehend, whose glory we can only stand afar off and adore? What is a poor
worm unto him who is everywhere, and who is everywhere filled with his own
excellencies and blessedness?” – John Owen, Epistle
to the Hebrews, volume 3, 345-346.
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