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The fourth foundation of the Jewish faith is that, just as God is not bound in space, He is not bound in time. He has no beginning and no end; nothing else can claim this quality. The Torah addresses this principle when it speaks of “the stronghold of the eternal God” (Deut. 33:27).
In the Ani Maamins, this foundation is phrased, “I believe wholeheartedly that God is the first and the last.”
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