While we can not see God

"While we cannot see God, there is something we can do to open a way for
the eye of our understanding to come to Him. It is certain that we can
see now in His servants one whom we can in no way see in Himself. When
we see them doing astonishing things, we can be sure that God dwells in
their hearts. In what is immaterial, let us take advantage of immaterial
things. None of us can look directly at the rising sun by gazing at its
orb. Our eyes are repelled as they strain to see its rays. But we look
at mountains bathed in sunlight and see that it has risen. Because we
cannot see the Sun of righteousness Himself, let us see the mountains
bathed in His brightness, I mean the holy apostles. They shine with
virtues and gleam with miracles. The brightness of the risen Sun has
poured over them.  Since He is invisible Himself, He has made Himself
visible to us through them, as if through mountains bathed in light."

       St. Gregory the Great.

"Your word I have hidden in my heart, That I might not sin against You!"
Psalm 119:11

Draw nigh unto God and He will draw nigh unto you.