Tozer introduces the paradox that even after finding God, the soul continues to seek Him. He writes, 'To have found God and still to pursue Him is the soul's paradox of love.' This ongoing pursuit is not a sign of dissatisfaction but a deeper yearning for a fuller experience of God, exemplified by historical figures like Moses and Paul who continued to seek deeper knowledge and intimacy with God despite their profound experiences. | A. W. Tozer | The Pursuit of God

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The Paradox of Seeking and Finding God

Tozer introduces the paradox that even after finding God, the soul continues to seek Him. He writes, 'To have found God and still to pursue Him is the soul's paradox of love.' This ongoing pursuit is not a sign of dissatisfaction but a deeper yearning for a fuller experience of God, exemplified by historical figures like Moses and Paul who continued to seek deeper knowledge and intimacy with God despite their profound experiences.

-- A. W. Tozer