Tozer delves into the concept of God's holiness, describing it as an incomprehensible attribute that cannot be fully grasped by human minds. 'God’s holiness is not simply the best we know infinitely bettered. We know nothing like the divine holiness.' He emphasizes that God's holiness demands a moral perfection that humans can only approach through faith and penitence. This intrinsic holiness of God sets a standard that does not change and is crucial for the moral health of the universe. The holiness of God also necessitates His wrath against sin, a protective measure for His creation's moral integrity. | A. W. Tozer | The Knowledge of the Holy

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The Holiness of God

Tozer delves into the concept of God's holiness, describing it as an incomprehensible attribute that cannot be fully grasped by human minds. 'God’s holiness is not simply the best we know infinitely bettered. We know nothing like the divine holiness.' He emphasizes that God's holiness demands a moral perfection that humans can only approach through faith and penitence. This intrinsic holiness of God sets a standard that does not change and is crucial for the moral health of the universe. The holiness of God also necessitates His wrath against sin, a protective measure for His creation's moral integrity.

-- A. W. Tozer