Divine omnipresence means the
presence of all things to God, rather than God’s presence to all things. They
are in his presence, but he is not in their presence. When it is said, “Do not
I fill heaven and earth, says the Lord” (Jer. 23:24), the language is tropical.
If God were literally contained in the universe, the universe would be more
immense than he is. (William G. T. Shedd, Dogmatic Theology: Complete and
Unabridged, Volumes 1-3 [Reformed Retrieval, 2021], 221)
On Jer 23:24 itself, see, for e.g.:
Does Jeremiah 23:24 pose problems for LDS theology?
Psalm 139:7 and Latter-day Saint Theology
Brigham Young teaching God Fills the Immensity of Space (cf. Jeremiah 23:34 and Psalm 139:7)
