WHERE DID GOD COME FROM? PART 2

By Medrick Mwale

Decrypting the Codes of Genesis 1:1

FOCUS ON GENESIS

The universe 

Although the universe is big it is made up of just  three ingredients: Time, Space and Matter, and Albert Einstein proves this in his formula E = mc²

Time, space and matter is what is called a “continuum all”

The picture depicting the Trinity-in one universe

 

Meaning they have to come into existence at the same instance. Because if there was time and matter but no space, where would you put it? If there was matter and space but no time when would you put it? If there was space and time but no matter, what would you put?

You can’t have space, matter and time independently, they exist simultaneously. The bible answers this in 10 words.
“In the beginning (time), God created the heaven (space) and the earth (matter)…” Genesis 1:1

TIME, SPACE, MATTER

The three things (time, space and matter) created a trinity of trinities. This is true because we all know that in one God there is: father, son and the holy spirit. A closer look at the 3 elements we see that:

• Time consists of past, present and future

• Space consists of height, width and depth

• Matter consists of solid, liquid and gas

Its no coincidence that we have all these things created simultaneously and God who created them has to be outside of them. If is limited by these things is not God.

Here is an example, a person who created the device you are using to read this write up is not in the device running around in the device changing letters and sentences on the screen. The God who created this universe is outside of the universe and is not affected by it.

The question of where God came from is assuming a limited God for is not affected by time, space and matter. God simply exists. Asking, where God came from is simply saying is affected by time, space and matter. This bring me to Psalms 90:2. (Click to read the verse)

Asking where God came from is simply 'saying' he was made (or caused); and, to ask who made God, then is to ask who made the unmade or who created the uncreated. The question is fatally flawed.

Other sources:

• Bible

• Einstein Albert: relativity

• Stephen Hawking (1988), A Brief History of Time Book

See also:

Where did God come from? Part 1

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