Divine plan

Definition and stakes

Portrait of Charles Taze Russell Charles Taze Russell,  The Divine Plan of the Ages — The Existence Of A Supreme Intelligent Creator Established

“ The fact, then, that man has capacity for appreciating a revelation of the Divine plan, taken in connection with the conceded character of his Creator, is an abundant reason for expecting that God would grant such a revelation, in such time and manner as his wisdom approved. So, then, in view of these considerations, even if we were ignorant of the Bible, reason would lead us to expect and to be on the lookout for some such revelation as the Bible claims to be. ”
Source: Wikisource

Portrait of Edward Hoare Edward Hoare,  Multiplied Blessings: Eighteen Short Readings

“ Once admit that it is a divine plan, arranged in divine wisdom and carried out in divine power, and it is then manifestly beyond the reach of human intellect. There may be things in it which seem to us very mysterious; but what else can we expect when the infinite and divine arrangements of God are subjected to the speculations of the finite mind of man? ”
Source: Gutenberg

James B. Walker,  Philosophy of the Plan of Salvation…

“ Thus, then, by the instruction of Jesus Christ, showing the spirituality and holiness of the Divine law, and applying it, with its infinite sanctions, to the exercise of the soul, that condition of mind was produced which alone could prepare man to love a spiritual deliverer; and there is no other way in which the soul could have been prepared, in accordance with truth and the constitution of its own nature, to appreciate the spiritual mercies of God, and love him as a spiritual Saviour. ”
Source: Gutenberg

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