between the nature of their Creator and His work. Our faculties do not rise to the heavenly science nor does our helplessness grasp the incomprehensible power by any kind of knowledge. We must believe God when He speaks about Himself and we must not resist those truths which He has revealed to us for our understanding. We must either deny Him after the manner of the heathens if we reject His proofs or, if we believe Him to be God as He is, then we cannot have any other concept of Him than that which