Quid? ipsum solis artificem, illum luminis fontem possis sustinere, cum te ab eius fulgoribus avertas, a fulminibus abscondas? Deum oculis carnalibus vis videre, cum ipsam animam tuam, qua vivificaris et loqueris, nec aspicere possis nec tenere? Sed enim deus actum hominis ignorat et in caelo constitutus non potest aut omnes obire aut singulos nosse.
How could you bear the sight of the author of the sun himself, the fountain of light, when you turn your face from his lightnings and hide from his shafts? Do you expect to see God with the eyes of flesh, when you can neither see nor lay hold of your own soul, the organ of life and speech? But God, you say, heeds not the doings of man, and from his place in heaven can neither visit all nor have knowledge of individuals.
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