Omniscience, 1856, Spurgeon

Another word from Charles Spurgeon, titled, Omniscience, based on Genesis 16:13: Thou God Seest Me. Spurgeon explains God's attribute of being all-knowing, possessing complete and exhaustive knowledge of all things past, present, and future, including the thoughts and intentions of every individual. This divine knowledge gives believers confidence in God's plan, as nothing surprises Him and all things work together for their good.