Hold no direct inspiration from sources, give up the idea of making. Forget the themes, hear variation of voice. The
heart must be honest to the utmost. All manner of joy and
sorrow and every other thing, pointed or oblique, bent or
inclined will appear naturally in the mind: “When you arrive at such a stage that you
remove Him from your thoughts and senses and give up the possibility of
conceiving or imagining His essence, because he is not thus to be
apprehended, and you
realize Him in the evidences of His activities, as
though He were inseparable from you, you will have reached that limit of
the knowledge of Him which the prophet exhorts us to attain in the text
(
Deut 4.39) “Know this day, and lay it to thy heart, that the Lord, he
is God in heaven above and upon the earth beneath; there is none else.
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