Absolutely nothing. No light. No sky

[pioneer]

In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. â€"Genesis 1:1

Nothing. Absolutely nothing. No light. No sky. No land. It’s incomprehensible to our finite thinkingâ€"the barren nothingness that existed before Genesis 1:1.

Then suddenly, through the work of the Almighty, God supplanted nothingness with “the heavens and the earth.” The divine hand reached through the void and produced a place, a world, a universe. Through the magnificent convergence of the workings of the Godheadâ€"with the Son enacting the will of the Father as the Agent of creation, and the Holy Spirit as the hovering Presenceâ€"nothing became something. History began its long march toward today.

The first verse of Genesis provides us with sufficient concepts to contemplate for a lifetime. That introductory statement speaks of enough glory, enough majesty, enough awe to leave us speechless before God. Just as today we would have no life, no breath, no existence without His sustaining action, neither would we have the cosmos without His mighty act at the moment of creation.

In awe we wonder what went on before “the beginning.” With breathless praise we marvel at the words “God created the heavens and the earth.” We readâ€"and we stand in adoration. “Nothing” has never been so fascinating!  â€" Dave Branon - www.rbc.org

[Lorenzo]

To Him be Eternal Glory, Praise and Majesty! Amen be to Him and His Son, Jesus Christ who is Lord!

Amen.

[Lorenzo]

In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. —Genesis 1:1

Nothing. Absolutely nothing. No light. No sky. No land. It’s incomprehensible to our finite thinking—the barren nothingness that existed before Genesis 1:1.

Then suddenly, through the work of the Almighty, God supplanted nothingness with “the heavens and the earth.” The divine hand reached through the void and produced a place, a world, a universe. Through the magnificent convergence of the workings of the Godhead—with the Son enacting the will of the Father as the Agent of creation, and the Holy Spirit as the hovering Presence—nothing became something. History began its long march toward today.

The first verse of Genesis provides us with sufficient concepts to contemplate for a lifetime. That introductory statement speaks of enough glory, enough majesty, enough awe to leave us speechless before God. Just as today we would have no life, no breath, no existence without His sustaining action, neither would we have the cosmos without His mighty act at the moment of creation.

In awe we wonder what went on before “the beginning.” With breathless praise we marvel at the words “God created the heavens and the earth.” We read—and we stand in adoration. “Nothing” has never been so fascinating!  — Dave Branon - www.rbc.org

For this reason I kneel before the Father, from whom his whole family in heaven and on earth derives its name.
-Ephesians 3:14-15

[ms da binsi]

no light, no sky? life would never exist.

[hubag bohol]

He he, maghuwat ko sa verse in answer...