For from him and through him and for him are all things.  To him be the glory forever! Amen. Romans 11:36

Charles Spurgeon describes this last verse of Romans 11 during his sermon in May of 1864 this way:
"My text consists almost entirely of monosyllables, but it contains the loftiest of sublimities. Such a tremendous weight of meaning is concentrated here that an archangel’s eloquence would fail to convey its teaching in all its glory to any finite minds, even if seraphs were his hearers. I will affirm that there is no man living who can preach from my text a sermon worthy of it.
 Our great God alone can expound this verse for He only knows Himself and He only can worthily set forth His own perfections. Yet I am comforted by this reflection that maybe, in answer to our prayers, God Himself may preach from this text this morning in our hearts. If not through the words of the speaker, yet by that still small voice to which the Believer’s ear is so well accustomed. If thus He shall condescend to favor us, our hearts shall be lifted up in His ways. 
As Spurgeon says as only he can do, God still talks to us, but we have to be prepared to hear it and be familiar enough with Him to know it's His voice. Join me in reading Romans 11 and be encouraged!

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