Some Hidden Pearls — Page 58
which falls in opposition to it; that Himself He should give a promise, then proceed to break it. Else, where such powers of God are concerned, which really deserve to be called and reckoned as His powers-such that, on account of them, no fault comes to lie with Him, nor on that account does there occur any loophole in His being flawless all these powers are indeed limitless, beyond human perception and comprehension, even with the utmost flight of human imagination. How beautifully and succinctly has the Promised Messiah put it in one of his couplets :. It is impossible for man. That he should be able. To comprehend the powers. Of God, in their entirety,. And immensity: indeed, for man. To make any such claim'. Would be tantamount to a claim. Of Divinity on his part. 58