C.H. Spurgeon – ‘…the calamities of earthquake, the devastations of storm, the (destructions) of war, and all the terrible catastrophes of plague, have only been co-workers with God — slaves compelled to tug the galley of the divine purpose across the sea of time… in every event of Providence, God has a purpose… all history is but one. There are many scenes, but it is one drama; there are many pages, but it is one book… there be lords many and rulers many, yet is there but one empire, and God the only Potentate.’ – The Infallibility Of God’s Purpose, (Vol. 7, #406) C.S. Lewis – ‘God whispers to us in our pleasures, speaks to us in our consciences, but shouts to us in our pains—it is His megaphone to rouse a deaf world.’ See; Attached PDF outline