...justice, or without good reasons, which she understood very well. After all, God himself says, " That his ways are not our ways, and his thoughts are not our thoughts." My second reflexion is that, under the gospel dispensation, we attribute, to earthly benefits, all...

...justice, or without good reasons, which she understood very well. After all, God himself says, " That his ways are not our ways, and his thoughts are not our thoughts." My second reflexion is that, under the gospel dispensation, we attribute, to earthly benefits, all...

...purest purposes, and faith in God as.sures us that he furthers and protects every good thing, yet his ways are not our ways, and his thoughts are not our thoughts ; and thus he may suffer our labors to fail, may oppose to us insurmountable obstacles, or may bring...

...brought to us. Oh, how wonderful are the ways of God, and how mcomprehensable are all his ways ! His ways are not our ways and His thoughts are not our thoughts, who has redeemed us in such a wonderful manner that we never thought of : and we do hereby see that...

..."He takes me to Him, but not in the manner I expected." "Yes, dearest child," said the grandmother, " God's ways are not our ways, and His thoughts are not our thoughts. You know now by your own experience that He leads us through darkness to light." Hannah is still remembered...

...man could not have thought of, and which surpasses all the schemes and plans of men. In this respect, God's ways are not our ways, and his thoughts are not our thoughts. — But at the same time that this passage refers primarily to the subject of pardon, and should be...

...Highway for sinners, that the greatest sinner might find a way to heaven, to happiness, to God. Truly his ways are not our ways, and his thoughts are not our thoughts. There is always a church where God and a believer are. In Jacob's case the desert was the only aisle,...

...issued coins of far greater value, bearing in more impressive relief his imperishable image. But his ways are not our ways, and his thoughts are not our thoughts.' He pitied and resolved to rescue. He would rather regenerate than create. He, therefore, lighted the...

...we infer the beneficent nature of God, regarded j as the intelligent source of order and progress. If I could believe that, although God's ways are not...sympathetic man into contact with some boundless source of intelli" gence and sympathy. Supposing that I see around me principles of most profound intelligence,...

...we infer the beneficent nature of God, regarded as the intelligent source of order and pro: gress. If I could believe that, although God's ways are not...not different in relations of thought and feeling, j only immensely superior — then I should have no great difficulty in believing in a sympathy between...