Psalm 94:10
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EXPLANATORY NOTES AND QUAINT SAYINGS
Verse 10. He that teacheth man knowledge. What knowledge have we but that which is derived from himself or from the external world? -- and what is that world, but his Creation? -- and what is creation, but the composition, structure, and arrangement of all things according to his previous designs, plans, intentions, will, and mandate? In studying creation in any of its departments, we therefore study his mind: and all that we can learn from it must be his ideas, his purposes, and his performances. No author, in his compositions -- no artificer, in his mechanisms, can more truly display their talents and ideas to others, than the unseen Creator manifests his thoughts and intelligence to us in the systems and substances which he has formed, and presents to our continual contemplation. In this sense, Nature is an unceasing revelation of them to us. Sharon Turner.