It is always a mystery, because even to the initiated there are still depths and heights of yet undiscovered glory and blessing. Further, he prays that believers may fully know the riches of the glory of this mystery. All that we know of it already is like the pebbles that a child has gathered on the shore while the depths of the boundless ocean stretch out unexplored beyond. Artists tell us that the secret of genius in any great work of art lies in the depth of the painting. But the mystery of Jesus surpasses all human thoughts, visions or imaginations.
Every day unfolds some new charm.
Every experience presents in it some new and living glory. Like Aaron's rod, it is ever budding, blossoming and bearing new fruit. It never will cease to be as fresh as in the hour its glory first burst upon our transported view. In wonder dies away. The Bible text in this publication, except where otherwise indicated, is from the King James Version.