Caleb Batchelor’s Reviews > Reformed Dogmatics Volume 2: God and Creation > Status Update

"There is much truth in the belief that creation everywhere displays to us vestiges of the Trinity." 333

"God knows things not by observation, but from and of himself. Our knowledge is posterior: it presupposes their existence and is derived from it. Exactly the opposite is true of God's knowledge: he knows everything before it exists." 196

"God is so abundantly rich that we can gain some idea of his richness only by the availability of many names. Every name refers to the same full divine being, but each time from a particular angle, the angle from which it reveals itself to us in his works. God is therefore simple in his multiplicity and manifold in his simplicity (Augustine)." 177

"There is not an atom of the universe in which his everlasting power and deity are not clearly seen." 90