Spalding and Magan's Unpublished Manuscript Testimonies - Ellen G. White

character, we must lift up Jesus, the perfect
example; the exalting of science will never
accomplish the work.
Every drop of rain or flake of snow, every spire
of grass, every leaf and flower and shrub, testifies
of God. These little things so common around us
teach the lesson that nothing is beneath the notice
of the infinite God, nothing too small for his
attention.
God is to be acknowledged for what he does
not reveal of himself than from that which is open
to our limited comprehension. If men could
comprehend the unsearchable wisdom of God, and
could explain that which he has done or could do,
they would no longer give him reverence or fear
his power. In divine revelation God has given to
men mysteries that are incomprehensible, to
command their faith. This must be so. If the ways
and works of God could be explained by finite
minds, he would not stand as supreme.
E. G. White.
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