Jason Helopoulos

and upon the word until you stir my affections in some way for you.

And so I'll just take a passage like Colossians 1, where you have this great hymn of Christ here in Colossians 1.

He is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn of all creation, for by him all things were created in heaven and on earth, visible and invisible.

Whether thrones or dominions or rulers or authorities, all things were created through him and for him.

I'll just take a phrase.

For by him all things were created.

If all things were created by him, then that means that he is uncreated.

He created all things.

He's uncreated.

That means that he's forever existed.

He's eternal.

He has no beginning, which means He has no end.

He created all things.

He created all the stars in the sky, and He created the trees, and He created this podium.

He created the ants.

But it's not just the things visible.

He created all things that are invisible.

things that I can't see with my naked eye, all the particles in this room.

There are billions circulating around here, and he created all of them.

But there's more than that in the invisible.