Section 10
who love Him." The things here are the things in God's New Testament economy. The sphere of what the eye can see is narrow; the sphere of what the ear can hear is broader; and the sphere of what the heart can realize is without limita tion. God in His wisdom has ordained and pre pared for us many deep and hidden things, such as justification, sanctification, and glorification. All these the human eye has never seen, the human ear has never heard, and the human heart has never realized.
I wish to emphasize the fact that the explan ation of these things, all things, and the things is not found in the Gospel of Luke. For this ex planation we must come to the Epistles of Paul. In these Epistles we have the New Testament economy of God and the mysteries in this econ omy. How marvelous and profound are these mysteries! What is revealed in the Epistles of Paul concerning God's New Testament economy involves the divine Trinity, God's eternal plan, Christ as the embodiment of God, the church as the Body of Christ, and God's intention to be expressed through His divine Trinity in the church.
Luke 10:21-24 is very similar to Matthew 11:25-27. However, the word in Matthew is not