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On the Theophania
Eusebius of Caesarea, tr. Lee, 1843
But He, as a king within the concealment and privacy in which He is incomprehensible, …
But He, as a king within the concealment and privacy in which He is incomprehensible, sits in the elevation of His own splendour, governing and ordering (all) solely by the power of His own will. For, by His will exists whatsoever does exist; and, had He not (so) willed, neither had it (so) existed. He wills, however, every good thing, because He is also good in His own essential being.