The apostle falleth out of this discourse with a doxology, or sentence giving glory to God, whom he calls the King, that is, the Moderator and Governor of all things. Eternal; without beginning of days or end of life. Immortal; not subject, as creatures, to any passion, or determination of being. Invisible; not obvious to our senses, whom no mortal eye ever saw. Only wise, primitively and originally, and eminently, from whom all wisdom is derived. Be honour and glory for ever and ever; be given all praises, homage, and acknowledgments, by which he can be made glorious for ever.
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1 Timothy 1:17
17 Now unto the King eternal, immortal, invisible, the only wise God, be honour and glory for ever and ever. Amen.