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The Universe and Its Creator

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 26, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 13.

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The Universe and Its Creator

An unbelieving scientist was one day visiting in the library of a Christian man, and there saw some very beautiful new globes, terrestrial and celestial, with which he was greatly pleased. He inquired where he had procured them, and was very much astonished upon hearing from the lips of his grave friend that they had simply come there by chance. But it was meant as a rebuke to his unbelief, and it was a rebuke that struck home. If it is utterly incredible that a globe should happen by chance, how foolish beneath contempt is the idea that this universe could come into existence without the wisdom and power of the infinite Creator! From every part of this universe come the voices that call us to praise and prayer.—Selected.