Question about "person" and "nature"?

[rom]

Is “infinity” one of God’s attributes or is it God’s nature?

Infinity is one of God’s attributes, but since there is no real distinction between God’s attributes and His essence, you may say that infinity is also identical to His essence. In the same manner, goodness, wisdom, etc. are attributes of God, but these perfections do not really differ from God’s essence. They only differ in our minds as different concepts of the same God. Since there is no real distinction, but only a “distinction reason” between God and His attributes, it would be correct to say, not merely that God is good, but also that God is Goodness itself. God is not merely wise, but He is Wisdom itself. Whatever God has, God Is. Therefore, you may also say, not only that God is infinite, but that He is Infinity itself.

 

[EndTimes]

Therefore, you may also say, not only that God is infinite, but that He is Infinity itself.

In this current Physical Realm - “Infinity” exists as but an understandable yet … non-existent …
for we live in a Planckian limited Discrete Reality…
Of Mass Space Time. - very very very very small yet never the infinitesimals.

In Spiritual Eternity? That’s a different matter -
whereby yes, “Infinity” takes on a Real Full Deep Reality beyond 1 divided by 0; so to speak.

God? And Love, Truth, Existence… as well.

It has been said that God is a Septiform (Seven) Spirit

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[Dovekin]

Infinity is an imaginary mental construct. It does not apply to God who is fully real. A better way to express the nature is to say God is unbounded, unlimited.

God is everywhere. To our small minds, that seems like an infinite number of places. But to God, each place exists as a real place. If God is there, it is a real place. “God knows the number of the stars, and calls them each by name.”

God is outside the boundaries of the universe, just as infinity is. There is a certain affinity with infinity, so that expressing God’s limitless existence.