"God is all-knowing and all-powerful, the unsurpassable one. He would never use ambiguous images for His revelations. To discern the divine will from such omens is the fantasy of Heretics.
All things in the world—wind and rain, thunder and snow, and all other scenes of nature—simply operate according to the fixed patterns established by God.
Fine, let's say you believe God would send you a revelation through such a vague omen. Everyone in Essex can see this snow, so why would you assume it has anything to do with you?
Perhaps it was just some thief who murdered an innocent believer of great Devotion." Eric shrugged.
"I recall you saying nature is also God's scripture," Robert said, a faint smile on his face as he looked at Eric, seemingly remembering his words.
"Yes. 'The heavens declare the glory of God; the firmament sheweth his handywork.' God created the world, and through this world He created, we can perceive some of His wisdom—but only a fraction of it.
