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God’s immensity and wisdom.
God, who is present in every place, sees everything. Though the sun illuminates the whole face of the earth, he sees nothing of that on which he sheds his light and cannot enjoy the beauties he causes by his radiance. Infinitely more penetrating are the eyes of the Lord. They shine through every being, and nothing escapes their notice. Behold, what a great reason to lead a blameless life. Our life runs like a filmstrip before the eyes of the Judge who sees all, whose sentence cannot be evaded or delayed by appeal to a higher or otherwise modified— judge who will not be moved by superficial pity or engineered tears.
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