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BACK in [[eternal|eternity]], when the Universal Father's "first" [[infinite]] and absolute thought finds in the Eternal Son such a perfect and adequate word for its [[divine]] expression, there ensues the supreme desire of both the Thought-God and the Word-God for a universal and infinite agent of mutual expression and combined action.

BACK in [[eternal|eternity]], when the [[Universal Father]]'s "first" [[infinite]] and absolute thought finds in the [[Eternal Son]] such a perfect and adequate word for its [[divine]] expression, there ensues the supreme desire of both the Thought-God and the Word-God for a universal and infinite agent of mutual expression and combined action.

In the dawn of eternity both the Father and the Son become infinitely cognizant of their mutual [[interdependence]], their [[eternal]] and absolute oneness; and therefore do they enter into an infinite and everlasting covenant of divine partnership. This never-ending compact is made for the execution of their united concepts throughout all of the circle of eternity; and ever since this eternity event the Father and the Son continue in this divine union.

In the dawn of eternity both the Father and the Son become infinitely cognizant of their mutual [[interdependence]], their [[eternal]] and absolute oneness; and therefore do they enter into an infinite and everlasting covenant of divine partnership. This never-ending compact is made for the execution of their united concepts throughout all of the circle of eternity; and ever since this eternity event the Father and the Son continue in this divine union.