CHAPTER XVIII.
THAT A MAN SHOULD NOT BE A CURIOUS SEARCHER INTO THE HOLY SACRAMENT, BUT AN HUMBLE FOLLOWER OF CHRIST, SUBMITTING HIS SENSE TO DIVINE FAITH.
HOU oughtest to beware of curious and unprofitable searching into this most profound sacrament, if thou wilt not be plunged into the depths of doubt.
He that is a searcher of My majesty shall be overpowered by My glory. God is able to work more than man can understand.
A dutiful and humble enquiry after the truth is allowable, provided we be always ready to be taught, and study to walk in the sound doctrine of the church of our fathers.
2. It is a blessed simplicity when a man leaves the difficult ways of questions and disputings, and goes forward in the plain and firm path of God's commandments.
Many have lost devotion, whilst they sought to search into things too high.
Faith is required at thy hands, and a sincere life; not enquiry into the deep mysteries of God.
If thou dost not understand things that are beneath thee how shalt thou comprehend those which are above thee?
Submit thyself unto God, and humble thy sense to faith, and the light of knowledge shall be given thee,
