Heaven and earth Quote by James Hervey
““May we clearly discern, and never forget, what a Master we serve! so glorious, that all the angels of light adore him; so gracious, that he spilt his blood even for his enemies; so mighty, that he has all power in heaven and on earth; so faithful, that heaven and earth may pass away, much sooner than one jot or tittle of his word fail.””
About This Quote
Source Sermon: The Glory of the Master, 1740
The Master possesses ultimate power, love, and faithfulness, surpassing all earthly and heavenly beings.
In simple terms: God is all-powerful and loving.
Key Takeaway
Trust in divine sovereignty.
Themes
theology
devotion
supremacy
Mood
reverent
inspiring
Type
spiritual
doctrinal
When to use this quote
- prayer
- worship
- ethical living
- spiritual study
Key Concepts
Divine omnipotence
grace
faithfulness
Questions to Reflect On
- How does this view affect moral responsibility?
- What does it mean to trust fully?
A Different Perspective
Human free will may conflict with divine control.
![“I am sure, my poor, lame, mangled conformity to my Maker's commands, fills me with shame, and would make me hang down my head as a bulrush. But my Lord's death, my Lord's obedience, my divine Lord's merit, encourages me, imboldens [sic] me, and enables me to say, Who shall condemn me?” quote by James Hervey](https://sms4smile.com/quotes/img-quotes/a09/james-hervey-31481_death_i-am-sure-my-poor-lame-mangled-conformit_2191378.jpg)
