Yes, Sproul’s poetic and elaborate descriptions of context and scenery usher you into a parallel encouragement to similarly and methodically embrace the experience of the glorious and holy presence of our awesome God. Although “ineffable”, it behooves us to slow down and be intentional and deliberate as we bask here. The more I seek Him, the more I find Him-in His presence my thirst is both satisfied and stimulated. Just as our Creator “shouted a primal scream into a void of empty darkness (making creation the most dazzling event in history)”, our hearts and minds need to be awakened and illuminated to more ways of seeing, appreciating and describing such a Creator. As He “fashioned clay to think, feel and worship”, He continues to mold us and “rouse us from our complacent slumber, renewing our zeal and passion for the sweetness of Christ.” “God’s Kingdom (on earth) will never come where His name is not considered holy.” Lord, thy Kingdom come in our hearts and lives we pray.
