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How may the proposition, that God is one and indivisible, be proved?

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How may the proposition, that God is one and indivisible, be proved?

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1st. There appears to be a necessity in reason for conceiving of God as one. That which is absolute and infinite can not but be one and indivisible in essence. If God is not one, then it will necessarily follow that there are more gods than one. 2nd. The uniform representation of Scripture.––John 10:30.

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