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 | | That creation is as eternal and infinite as God, has been argued in chapter second; and that there could be no succession in creation, or the exertion of the power of God, in perfecting the boundless work, and in impressing the universe with harmonious laws, perfectly well adapted to their design, use and end. |
 | | And inasmuch, as from the works of nature it is manifest, that God is possessed of almighty power, we from hence infer his eternal existence; Since his premised existence at (and not before) any given era, would be a conclusive objection to the omnipotency of his power, that he had not existed before, or eternally. |
 | | But as God was eternal and infinity omnipresent, his almighty exertion of creation and harmonizing nature, was eternally everywhere, which eternally and immensely gave being and order to the universe, not being succession of time, or addition of parts. |
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