THEOSISAmbrose of Milan
You grasp what it means to be worthy, as God has fashioned the splendor of this creation. You can also recognize the specific expressions of worthiness: when God commanded light to exist and divided day from night, when He formed the sky and distinguished land from water, and when He set the sun, moon, and stars in place to light the earth, He declared everything good (see Gen. 1:3-19). The beauty that emerged in different aspects of the world radiated throughout the entire cosmos. Wisdom distinctly reveals this: I was the one whom He delighted in, rejoicing at the completion of creation (Proverbs 8:30-31). Similarly, within the intricate design of the human body, every individual part is admirable, yet it is the harmonious interplay of all parts that is truly beautiful, as each fulfills its role and exists in unity with the others.
Acknowledge that the Father was present with the Son, and the Son with the Father. Concerning the creation of all things, Wisdom proclaims: “When He made the heavens, I was with Him, and when He made the springs of waters.” Therefore, in the Old Testament, it is evident that the Son deserves to receive the same honor as the Father, who is the Creator. The creatures made by the Son exist through Him, leading to an understanding that the references to God also apply to the Son, as the essence of the words implies. Similarly, the Spirit is recognized, since God is also identified in the Spirit. Thus, the Father is acknowledged alongside the Son and the Spirit because we speak of the Trinity.
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You can witness beauty universally since God shaped this world with magnificence; it is also present in individual entities. For when God created light and distinguished day from night (cf. Gen. 1:3), separated land from sea, and positioned the sun, moon, and stars to illuminate the earth, He praised each creation. The beauty found in every single creation reflects that of the entire cosmos, as Wisdom articulates: “I was that which He praised when He rejoiced in having made the universe” (cf. Proverbs 8:30-31). Similarly, while each part of the human body has its own charm, the true beauty lies in the harmonious arrangement of all its members, as they occupy their respective places in perfect unity.