He scorneth the multitude of the city, neither regardeth he the crying of the driver.
The saying belongs to a set of divine questions about the natural world that human beings cannot answer fully. Those questions turn attention toward deep mysteries that belong to God. They make clear the narrow limits of human wisdom. Much that is met in common daily life remains beyond what finite minds can comprehend.
The saying belongs to a set of divine questions about the natural world that human beings cannot answer fully. Those questions turn attention toward deep mysteries that belong to God. They make clear the narrow limits of human wisdom. Much that is met in common daily life remains beyond what finite minds can comprehend.