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Wednesday, May 26, 2010

Man vs Ant

Isaiah 55:8-9:

"For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways," declares the LORD. "As the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways and my thoughts than your thoughts.”

Good morning ladies,

If you haven’t been following along I have been on a personal pursuit to understand what it means to fear the Lord.

One of the aspects of fearing God is getting the right perspective on who He is.

We often use comparisons and word pictures to help us understand God and our relationship to Him. One common comparison is that the difference between us and God is like the difference between an ant and a man.

I’ve learned the difference between man and God is even greater.

The difference between an ant and man is finite, it can be measured, but the difference between us and God is infinite, because God is infinite, and therefore beyond measure.

But what does it mean to be infinite?

Infinite is defined as: having no boundaries or limits; immeasurably great or large; boundless and endless; inexhaustible and subject to no outside limitation.

Therefore when it is applied to God it means there is no limit to His power, knowledge or love. It means there is nothing that is too hard for Him to do, no one who is beyond His reach. It means that no matter how great we think God is He is actually greater. It means no matter how much we think He loves us He loves us more. And it means that we cannot understand with our limited minds the majesty and splendor that is God.

Thinking this way may, as Tozer said, give you a “charley horse in your head” but I think you will find it is well worth it.

Love,
Jill

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