B. These two aspects of God’s will fit perfectly with each other but there is a definite order by which we come to understand each of them. 1. We must seek to know God’s revealed will before we should ask to know his secret will. 2. It is wrong for us to enquire of his secret will when we show contempt for what he has clearly revealed to us. a. ‘What more can he say than to you he hath said?’ b. Recall the saying: ‘If I give my son a watch I don’t expect him to keep asking me the time.’ C. What