TCR 63, 67 - The Universe and End, Cause, and Use

TCR 63

. . . God is in all space yet without space,
and in all time without time,
and consequently that the universe
as to its essence and order
is the fullness of God;
and because this is so,
by His omnipresence He perceives all things,
by His omniscience He provides for all things,
and by His omnipotence He administers all things.
Hence it is evident that
omnipresence, omniscience, and omnipotence make one,
or that each implies the other,
and thus that they cannot be separated.

TCR 67

. . . the universe was created by God
for the existence of uses,
and so it may be called a theater of uses . . .

 . . . use is the end which
love purposes, and accomplishes through the cause;
and when use results
love and wisdom really exist,
and in use they make for themselves
a habitation and an abiding-place,
where they rest as in their own home.
It is the same with a person
in whom are present the love and wisdom of God
while he performs uses;
and that he may perform Divine uses
he was created an image and likeness,
that is, a form of Divine order.