The Secret of the Universe

When the Hebrew Singer—marveling at the fact of which he had no doubt that man is visited by God—exclaimed \When I consider Thy Heavens\ he was undoubtedly comparing the apparent littleness of man with the vastness of the universe of which he was conscious of. For him the expression \Thy heavens\ included the universe whose existence was demonstrated by the \moon and the stars.\ Evidently it was like a song composed at night. Like all inspired expressions it was inclusive. But how much it included the Singer certainly did not know.