There is a great mystery here, and all our speaking about God's eventual future must make room for it. This is not at all to cast doubt on the reality of final judgment for those who have resolutely worshipped and served the idols that dehumanize us and deface God's world. It is to say that God is always the God of surprises.

Additional senses will appear: the feeling of lack, the taste of absence, the ability for particular precognition. Knowing what won't happen. Being able to smell what doesn't exist.

Or to a different law that hasn't been demonstrated and that we haven't even thought of yet that says that you can doubly not exist in the same place?

The sense of mystery must always be, for mystery means being guided by obedience to Someone Who knows more than I do.

If you have ever had the vision of God, you may try as you like to be satisfied on a lower level, but God will never let you.

The only thing you know is that God knows what He is doing.

If we have only what we have experienced, we have nothing. But if we have the inspiration of the vision of God, we have more than we can experience.

O could I tell, you surely would believe it! O could I only say what I have seen! How should I tell or how can you receive it, How, till He bringeth you where I have been?

When we become certain that God is going to work in a particular way, He will never work in that way again.

God does not tell you what He is going to do--He reveals to you who He is.

O could I tell, ye surely would believe it! O could I only say what I have seen! How should I tell or how can ye receive it, How, till He bringeth you where I have been?

You don't need to read a mystery novel; your life is a mystery to you.