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And so I read that passage of those who continually flee in darkness at noonday ; 138 for this is really night , and yet is thought to be bright light by those who have been ruined by luxury . No wonder that the newly escaped crew , who had watched the grave , resolute face , and heard the calm , firm answers , felt as if such bravery were unexampled , and yet – thanks to Him , who braced the hearts of our seamen – it is such fortitude as has been repeated again and again upon broken ships , and desolate rocks , and freezing icebergs , among wild winds and wilder waves . Hence if anything imparts motion without itself being moved , it may touch the ' moved ' and yet itself be touched by nothing-for we say sometimes that the man who grieves us ' touches ' us , but not that we ' touch ' him . But for us this unity or identity is already involved in the idea of the Father , and yet more in that of the Son .