ℑ “In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth.” Genesis I-1. King James Bible
“AT-FIRST-IN-PRINCIPLE, He-created, Elohim (he caused to be, he brought forth in principle, He-the-Gods, the-Being-of beings), the-selfsameness-of-heavens, and-the-selfsameness-of-earth.” Genesis I-1Fabre d’Olivet, La langue hébraïque restituée. ℑ
What is a beginning if not an output coming from an input? And what is an input if not a principle? And what is a principle if not what takes the first place?
We must then infer that a beginning as an output always has a principle (as an input) that precedes it. And what comes first cannot have any beginning and if it has no beginning, it has no end.
We must then infer that a beginning as an output always has a principle (as an input) that precedes it. And what comes first cannot have any beginning and if it has no beginning, it has no end.