126. L. M. Kippis.

God Incomprehensible.

1 Great God! in vain man's narrow view

Attempts to look thy nature through;

Our laboring powers with reverence own

Thy glories never can be known.

2 Not the high seraph's mighty thought,

Who countless years his God has sought,

Such wondrous height or depth can find,

Or fully trace thy boundless mind.

3 And yet thy kindness deigns to show

Enough for mortal minds to know;

While wisdom, goodness, power divine,

Through all thy works and conduct shine.

4 O, may our souls with rapture trace

Thy works of nature and of grace:

Explore thy sacred truth, and still

Press on to know and do thy will.

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