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The word "infinite" is mentioned three times in the text of the [[King James Version]] (Job 22:5; Ps 147:5; Nah 3:9), and once in an explanatory footnote (Nah 2:9), all in the [[Old Testament]].<ref>http://classic.net.bible.org/dictionary.php?word=Infinite</ref>
The word "infinite" is mentioned three times in the text of the [[King James Version]] (Job 22:5; Ps 147:5; Nah 3:9), and once in an explanatory footnote (Nah 2:9), all in the [[Old Testament]].<ref>http://classic.net.bible.org/dictionary.php?word=Infinite</ref>
Modern understanding of the full nature of infinity is based on the work of devout [[Christian]] [[Georg Cantor]], who studied infinity as a way to understand [[God]] better. Several teachings of [[Jesus]] (and one recorded as from John the Baptist, one recorded as from John of Patmos, and one even recorded as from the angel Gabriel) explain that infinity is the real nature of [[God]]:
Modern understanding of the full nature of infinity is based on the work of devout [[Christian]] [[Georg Cantor]], who studied infinity as a way to understand [[God]] better. Several teachings of [[Jesus]] (and his faithful contemporaries) explain that infinity is the real nature of [[God]]:
* Matthew 3:9 ("and do not presume to tell yourselves, 'We have Abraham for our father', because, I tell you, God can raise children of Abraham from these stones." [John the Baptist] TJB)
* Matthew 3:9 ("and do not presume to tell yourselves, 'We have Abraham for our father', because, I tell you, God can raise children of Abraham from these stones." [John the Baptist] TJB)