“God, the Everlasting One, has beneath yon blue canopy studded with a thousand stars, a far more glorious temple than all that architects shall plan, or wealth of builders and skill of masons shall ever be able to build!
All man's architecture is but child's play compared with the great universe of God which is the temple of the Infinite! And what seems to us the most enchanting music must surely be but discord in His ears. It is significant that of Heaven, where God is best worshipped, John says, ‘I saw no temple there.’

Where every place is holy, what need is there of a temple? And where every being shall be perfect and forever full of adoring love, there shall be no need of any select shrine or settled hour of assembly!

When we become holy, as we should be, we shall count all places and all hours to be the Lord's! And we shall always dwell in His Temple because God is everywhere.”

Charles H. Spurgeon