...miles from the scene of action, it could be of very little interest to him. The way of God, however, is in the sea, and his path in the great waters, and his footsteps are not known; two short years were not to pass away, before he was to become the person principally interested in...

...pavilion round about him are dark waters, and thick clouds of the sky !' How shall we trace him, ' whose way is in the sea, and his path in the great waters, and whose footsteps therefore are not known.' '.Canst thou, by searching, find out God ?' says Zophar to...

...pavilion round about him are dark waters, and thick clouds of the sky !' How shall we trace him, ' whose way is in the sea, and his path in the great waters, and whose footsteps therefore are not known.' , '^Canst thou, by searching, find out God ?' says Zophai...

...pavilion round about him are dark waters, and thick clouds of the sky !' How shall we trace him, ' whose way is in the sea, and his path in the great waters, and whose footsteps therefore are not known.' ',Canst thou, by searching, find out God ?' says Zophar to...

..." He doeth according to his will in the army of heaven and among the inhabitants of the earth." — "His way is in the sea and His path in the great waters and His footsteps are not known : " — save where He hath enabled us to trace them by the clue of revelation. For in very deed " He...

...man, where are the signs of his presence ? They are not so obvious to the sight. For there God's " way is in the sea, and his path in the great waters, " and his footsteps are not known." And who * Isaiah xxxvii. 26. could say, whether, in the freedom of man, and the precarious effects...

...government were urged, I now had an answer to all these : " He gives an account of none of his matters." " His way is in the sea, and his path in the great waters : his footsteps are not known." Yet, though " clouds and darkness are round about him, righteousness...

...He doeth according to his will in the army of heaven and among the inhabitants of the earth.' — ' His way is in the sea, and His path in the great waters, and His footsteps are not known,' — save where He hath enabled us to trace them by the clue of revelation. For in very deed ' He hath...

...into a church bell, and the saloon into a church, we assembled for prayer and praise to1 Him " whose 4 — 6.) That what is recorded here belongs chiefly I took for my text the story of the penitent thief, giving poor Frances Neile's version of it.* The...

..." toy a searching" find Him out. " He b doeth great things •which we cannot comprehend." " His c way is in the sea, and His path in the great waters, and His footsteps are not known." We, on the other hand, are feeble, ignorant, short-sighted beings. Enveloped in clouds of darkness,...