Life Quote by The Church Fathers
““Wherefore also the light which is from God does not illumine them, because they have dishonoured and despised God, holding Him of small account, because, through His love and infinite benignity, He has come within reach of human knowledge (knowledge, however, not with regard to His greatness, or with regard to His essence—for that has no man measured or handled—but after this sort: that we should know that He who made, and formed, and breathed in them the breath of life, and nourishes us by means of the creation, establishing all things by His Word, and binding them together by His Wisdom—this is He who is the only true God);””
About This Quote
Source Treatise: Early Christian writings, 2nd–5th century
Human beings reject divine illumination when they diminish God's worth, despite His boundless love and presence in creation.
In simple terms: People ignore God's light if they think He is unimportant.
Recognize God's pervasive presence and love.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- personal prayer
- church teaching
- spiritual counseling
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- How does humility affect spiritual perception?
- What practices reveal God's presence?
Human pride can block divine insight.