I like the words “Something lives in every hue.” It’s
not just the color. Our eyes see God in everything we see. We know in our
hearts that God created it, God cares for it, and God provides for it.
Our eyes behold scenes with awe and joy. We begin to see
things as God sees them. And He said to all His creation: “It is good.”
Biblehub.com, Jamieson-Fausset-Brown Bible Commentary:
"He spake and it was done. He commanded and all things stood fast"
[Ps 33:9]. "Great and manifold are thy works, Lord God Almighty! in wisdom
hast thou made them all" [Ps 104:24]. We admire that wisdom, not only in
the regular progress of creation, but in its perfect adaptation to the end. God
is represented as pausing at every stage to look at His work. No wonder He
contemplated it with complacency. Every object was in its right place, every
vegetable process going on in season, every animal in its structure and
instincts suited to its mode of life and its use in the economy of the world.
He saw everything that He had made answering the plan which His eternal wisdom
had conceived; and, "Behold it was very good" [Ge 1:31].
Thank you, God, that my eyes were opened, and I can see your
marvelous works in every hue!
By His Grace . . .
