: Many theologians view these "beginnings" as an early inference of the Triune God—Father, Word (Son), and Spirit—all active in the act of creation. 2. Scientific Perspective: The Big Bang
: Focuses on the Creation of the physical world . It establishes God as the personal, eternal Creator who brought time, matter, and space into existence from nothing ( ex nihilo ).
The phrase serves as the foundational opening for two major biblical books and is a central concept in scientific cosmology, philosophy, and practical learning. 1. Biblical Foundation: Genesis and John
: Focuses on the Manifestation of God through Jesus Christ . It mirrors Genesis but emphasizes that the "Word" (Jesus) was already present with God before the physical world was made, establishing His divinity and eternal nature.
