Confessiones III, 6, 11, 13, 382. See: “omni luce clarior, sed omni secreto interior, omni honore sublimior” (clearer than all light, but more inward than every secret, more sublime than all honor) (IX, 1, 1, 14, 72). “Rursum, cum ad illum, quantum possum, ingressus fuero, interiorem mihi et superiorem invenio” (Again, having proceeded toward him as far as possible, I find him more inside myself and higher) (Commentary on the Psalms 134, 4, PL 37, 1740). And “cum sit ipse [Deus] nullo locorum vel intervallo vel spatio incommutabili excellentique potentia et interior omne re, quia in ipso sunt omnia, et exterior omni re, quia ipse est ante omnia” (since God, without any spatial or temporal interval, but by the excess of his immutable power, is at once more inside each thing, because all things are in him, and more outside each thing, because he is before them all) (De Genesi ad litteram VIII, 26, 48, BA 49, 82). (Jean-Luc Marion, MarionSoi)