The existence of a naturally emerging God as an alternative to a supernatural God may be satisfying to many as it brings God within the ambit of science. However, many religious believers may insist on a supernatural God because of the strong faith they have in such a God and they see no need for a naturally emerging God. Instead they may want God to be outside and prior to the multiverse, and then to have created it and all things. This would be in accord with the sovereignty thesis that all causal explanations trace back to God and all that exists is under God’s control (\citealt{Adams_2018}). But the very existence of time and eternity is debated in both a theological and scientific context (\citealt{Rogers_1994}; \citealt{Barbour_1999}). If eternity has no past or future, then the emergence of God from a multiverse does not necessarily imply that the multiverse must precede the naturally emerging God in time.