Psalm 139:6

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Here we have a case which ought to instruct and sober those, who, in their shallow philosophy, demand a religion without mystery. It would be a religion without God; for "who by searching can find out God?" --James W. Alexander, in "The (American) National Preacher", 1860.

 

HINTS FOR PASTORS AND LAYPERSONS

Verse 6.

--G.R.

Verse 6. Theme: the facts of our religion, too wonderful to understand, are just those in which we have most reason to rejoice.

--J.F.

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