When a traveler is newly among the Alps, he is constantly deceived in his reckoning. One Englishman declared that he could climb the Righi in half-an-hour, but after several panting hours the summit was still a-head of him; yet when he made the boast, some of us who stood by were much of his mind: the ascent seemed so easy. This partly accounts for the mistakes men make in estimating eternal things: they have been too much used to molehills to be at home with mountains. Only familiarity with the sublimities of revelation can educate us to a comprehension of their heights and depths.
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Bibliography Information Spurgeon, Charles. Entry for 'Judgment: Perverted'. Spurgeon's Illustration Collection. https://www.studylight.org/dictionaries/eng/fff/j/judgment-perverted.html. 1870.