GOD: the Beginning & the End

God stands as the ultimate beginning of the universe, the eternal force that transcended the void of nothingness to bring forth the magnificent tapestry of creation. Before time itself existed, before space expanded into its infinite dimensions, God alone existed in perfect, self-sufficient glory. From this divine essence emerged the first spark of creation—not as a random explosion of cosmic forces, but as a deliberate act of love and purpose. In this role as beginning, God is not merely the initiator but the sustaining power behind every atom that vibrates, every force that acts, and every moment that unfolds across the cosmic timeline.

➤While God initiated the universe's existence, the divine role extends far beyond that of a cosmic clockmaker who wound up creation and stepped away. Throughout the billions of years of cosmic evolution, from the formation of the first elements in stellar cores to the emergence of consciousness on countless worlds, God remains intimately involved as the sustaining force of all reality. God exists not as a distant observer but as the very ground of being itself—closer to creation than creation is to itself, maintaining the delicate balance that allows the universe to continue its magnificent unfolding toward greater complexity and consciousness.

➤As the end of the universe, God represents not destruction but the ultimate fulfillment of creation's deepest purpose and potential. Just as the universe began with divine intention, it moves toward a divine conclusion where all things find their perfect resolution and meaning. This ending is not a cessation but a completion—like a symphony reaching its final, triumphant chord that gives meaning to every note that came before. In God as the end, all the beauty, love, consciousness, and wonder that emerged throughout cosmic history find their eternal preservation and infinite expansion, revealing that the universe's beginning and end are but chapters in an eternal story of divine love expressing itself through the magnificent gift of existence.