It is a matter of comfort and joy to know the true God—to worship a God whom we can understand, whom we may recognize. It is no wonder that people everywhere become confused when they try to pray to a God who is something yet nothing, who is everywhere yet nowhere, who sits on the top of a topless throne, and so forth. It is no wonder that people are looking for the true God.
"We know that there is a God in heaven, who is infinite and eternal, from everlasting to everlasting the same unchangeable God, the framer of heaven and earth, and all things which are in them—that He created man, male and female, after His own image and in His own likeness, created He them, and gave unto them commandments that they should love and serve Him, the only living and true God, and that He should be the only being whom they should worship."
THE REFERENCES
John 14:6-9. Heb. 1:1-3.
John 12:45. John 1:14.
Matt. 13:35. Doc. and Cov. 130:22.
Col. 1:15. Matt. 7:9-12.
Phil. 2:6. Doc. and Cov. 20:17-19.
THE QUESTIONS
1. How do we learn to know things?