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Identifier: withchildrenonsu00stal (find matches)
Title: With the children on Sundays, through eye-gate, and ear-gate into the city of child-soul
Year: 1911 (1910s)
Authors: Stall, Sylvanus, 1847-1915
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dfishes in it. Asthey swim from side to side they look very beautiful.When they see me coming nearer to the aquarium, or moving my hand upon this side or the other, they dart very quickly to the opposite side of the aquarium. They try to get out of sight, but it makes no difference whether they are upon this side or upon the other side of the aquarium, I can see them just as well. I can look right through the aquarium; I can see through the glass, and I can see through the water. And wherever the fishes are in this aquarium, I can see them. It is impossible for them to hide away, or to get out of my sight. Now, the Bible tells us that the eyes of the Lord are in every place, beholding the evil and the good. (Prov. xv: 3.) We are very clearly taught in the Bible, that it makes no difference where we are, God can see us just as well in one place as in another. He can see us in the night just as well as in the daytime, for the darkness and the light are alike unto Him. David said, He 295
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Fishes in Aquarium. 296 FISH IN AQUARIUM. that keepeth Israel shall neither slumber nor sleep. (Psalm cxxi:4.) So it makes no difference whether you are in the house or outof doors, whether it is day or whether it is night, God can see rightthrough the house, just as you and I can look through this aquariumand through the water, so God can see right through the thick wallsof a house, or even through a great mountain. If you were in thevalley beyond the mountain, God could see right through the moun-tain; that would make no difference. He can even see waythrough the earth, from this side through to China. It makes nodifference to God, for He can see just as well through material sub-stances, through which you and I cannot look, as we can see throughthe air; indeed much better, for distance limits the possibility ofour seeing distinctly and clearly, while Gods power to see is notlimited or circumscribed. Once there was a very excellent, good woman, who had avery nice and conscientious l

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