Sir.-There appear to: be far too many doubts in Mr. Murray’s mind to be cleared up by Mr. Eyres’s concise and accurate account of -God’s revealing Himself and His requirements at the hands of those He chose to lead. The ‘second chapter of the "Acts of the Apostles is a pronounced sequel to God’s dealing with a people who apprehend His majesty in controlling a world from outside our sphere. This reVeals a power beyond our limited physical comprehension. We pride ourselves because of the self-acting power we possess, but when we ask the reason, does it not also" appeaf We are warned ° against a_ blasphemous attitude, when the enlightening truth is ignored? . STUDENT (Hamilton), (Mr. J. Malton Murray may, if he wishes, reply briefly to his ‘ctitics; after which this correspofidence will be closed.-Ed.)
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 26, Issue 656, 1 February 1952, Page 5
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