should
come of
himself to
God! And a
fine thing
to say so
to a man
who does
know
himself!
510. Man
is not
worthy of
God, but
he is not
incapable
of being
made
worthy. It
is
unworthy
of God to
unite
Himself to
wretched
man; but
it is not
unworthy
of God to
pull him
out of his
misery.
511. If we
would say
that man
is too
insignificant
to deserve
communion
with God,
we must
indeed be
very great
to judge
of it.
512. It
is, in
peculiar
phraseology,
wholly the
