Vos on Anthropomorphism in Scripture

Whenever we speak of the emotional and affectional disposition of God toward to his creatures, we enter what Geerhardus Vos calls a "sphere of anthropomorphism." Anthropomorphic language renders God's actions towards his creation in terms borrowed from the creature. Following Scripture, we may speak of God anthropomorphically but only in such a way that we deny that he literally possesses creaturely qualities.

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It is concerning to me that men like Frame, Carson, Oliphint… have left the traditional understanding regarding divine impassability failing to understand anthropomorphisms and anthropopathisms in favor of a “suffering” God and the use of univocal language.