Systematic Theology: God is the Sovereign Creator and Sustainer of All Things [15], and God is Immutable

 God is changeless. God never differs from Himself. Immutability is correlative with eternity: time’s a measure of change; timelessness directly implies changelessness.

Systematic Theology: God is the Sovereign Creator and Sustainer of All Things [14], and God is Eternal

God’s eternality is divine transcendence and infinity in relation to time. God can properly be said to be both eternal [without time: unbounded by time in Himself] and omnitemporal [every-time present, in relation to His creatures].

Systematic Theology: God is the Sovereign Creator and Sustainer of All Things [13], and God is Omnipresent

God’s omnipresence is divine infinity in relation to place. God is not limited by space. Nowhere is God absent. God is everywhere.

Systematic Theology: God is the Sovereign Creator and Sustainer of All Things [12], and God is Infinite

Bruce Ware rightly notes of God: “God has no boundaries on the qualities that are His or His very being and existence.”

Systematic Theology: God is the Sovereign Creator and Sustainer of All Things [11a], and each Person of the Trinity Is Self-Sufficient

Each person of the Trinity, being fully God, is self-sufficient. Each person—Father, Son, and Spirit—lacks nothing according to His divinity.

Systematic Theology: God is the Sovereign Creator and Sustainer of All Things [11], and God Is Self-Sufficient

 God possesses in and of Himself all that’s required for being: God lacks nothing. Our being is derivative, based upon God’s will.

Systematic Theology: God is the Sovereign Creator and Sustainer of All Things [10a], and God the Father Is Personally Self-Existent

Whereas each person of the Trinity is self-existent according to the divine nature, the Father alone is self-existent both naturally and personally.