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1.When we ascribe majesty to someone, we are

with an experience of communion with him, and a level of Christian conduct, that falls so far below theirs?

Chapter 8 | Quotes From Pages 75-83 1.When we ascribe majesty to someone, we are acknowledging greatness in that person, and voicing our respect for it.

2.The word majesty, when applied to God, is always a declaration of his greatness and an invitation to worship.

3.But this is knowledge which Christians today largely lack: and that is one reason why our faith is so feeble and our worship so flabby.

4.A well-known book is called Your God Is Too Small; it is a timely title.

5.The God of Genesis is the Creator, bringing order out of chaos, calling life into being by his word, making Adam from earth's dust and Eve from Adam's rib.

6.How may we form a right idea of God's greatness? The Bible teaches us two steps that we must take.

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