Romans 1:19-20 asserts that God's invisible attributes and eternal power are clearly seen and understood through the created world, whereas Isaiah 40:28 and Job 11:7 declare that His understanding is unsearchable and a person cannot find out the Almighty to perfection. Traditional harmonization balances this by separating a valid general revelation of God's basic existence through nature from an absolute comprehension of His infinite inner essence; conversely, critical scholarship views it as a standard generic distinction between confident natural theology and deep apophatic mystery.