XXXV. Mirabilis hominis reformalio.

XXXV. Mirabilis hominis reformalio.

And the same man turned himself toward the East, so that he might inspire both the East and the South, because God commanded the creatures to proceed like a shining sun at the beginning of the world; and He not only produced them, but also multiplied them in perfection as if in the South, since He not only restored man, who received a good beginning and had fallen into evil, to his original state, but also dedicated greater virtues of holiness within him. No one is made like God in their actions. But the radiance of His face shines with such clarity that you cannot gaze upon Him perfectly; this is because the holy Divinity is so ardent and so bright in all goodness and justice that no one can fully comprehend it. For apart from God, there is no God; no one is compared to Him in His works, because in all His wonders, God alone is God, and these are incomprehensible, just like He is. He is also the fire from which the angels burn and live; and that brightness, from which many secrets emerge, holds within itself the life of miracles, which is in God. These miracles are beyond all number, both in heaven and on earth, and even in the abyss. All things obey the will of God. The bright cloud is also at His mouth, which has the likeness of a trumpet, because a divine and sweet disposition proceeds from the divine will, joined in the understanding of divine emissions, like the sound from a trumpet; it is also full of the quick sounds of all sounds, for everything obeys God's disposition, whether rational or irrational, with vigorous submission, and this is for the honor and praise of Him, because God created them. God is good, and everything that comes from Him is good.