In the introduction I quoted A. W. Tozer: “What comes into our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us.”35 Right as Tozer may be, it is a dangerous thing to assume that the conception of God in our minds pictures God just as he is in all his infinite incomprehensibility. Added to Tozer’s statement should be that of Stephen Charnock, who advises us that if we think about God, we should say to ourselves: “This is not God; God is more than this: if I could conceive him, he were not God; for God is incomprehensibly above whatsoever I can say, whatsoever I can think and
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