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To Whom Does Our God Say, 'in Our Image' (gen. 1:26), To Whom If It Is Not To Him Who Is 'the Brightness Of His Glory And The Express Image Of His Person' (heb. 1:3), 'the Image Of The Invisible God' (col. 1:15)? It Is Then To His Living Image, To Him Who Has Said 'i And My Father Are One' (jn. 10:30), 'he Who Has Seen Me Has Seen The Father' (jn. 14:9), That God Says, 'let Us Make Man In Our Image'.

As It Is Impossible To Verbally Describe The Sweetness Of Honey To One Who Has Never Tasted Honey, So The Goodness Of God Cannot Be Clearly Communicated By Way Of Teaching If We Ourselves Are Not Able To Penetrate Into The Goodness Of The Lord By Our Own Experience.

Whatever Requires An Undue Amount Of Thought Or Trouble Or Involves A Large Expenditure Of Effort And Causes Our Whole Life To Revolve, As It Were, Around Solicitude For The Flesh Must Be Avoided By Christians.

Science Which Is Acquired Unwillingly, Soon Disappears; That Which Is Instilled Into The Mind In A Pleasant And Agreeable Manner, Is More Lasting.

Just As A Very Little Fresh Water Is Blown Away By A Storm Of Wind And Dust, In Like Manner The Good Deeds, That We Think We Do In This Life, Are Overwhelmed By The Multitude Of Evils.