coeternal, and who finds infinite delight in the glory of his own being. This God is the one in whom we live and move and have our being (Acts 17:28). This is the God, said Francis Schaeffer, who is there.11 And as Schaeffer went on to say, this God is not silent.12 The triune God of the Bible has spoken. He has revealed himself to us, so that we can know who he is. God has done this both in the general revelation of creation and in the special revelation of his Word. The Protestant Reformers liked