The question “Who created God?” misunderstands who God is.
If God was created, He wouldn’t be God.
God exists outside time, so creation doesn’t apply to Him.
The Bible calls Him the Alpha and Omega for a reason.
The Creator is not bound by the rules of creation.
You can’t measure the eternal with a clock.
God had no beginning and will have no end.
Time began when God spoke the universe into existence.
Only created things need a creator—God is uncreated.
Asking who created God is like asking what’s north of the North Pole.
The Bible reveals that God simply IS.
Our finite minds struggle to grasp the infinite.
God is self-existent—He depends on nothing else.
The Creator can’t be part of the creation He made.
If something created God, that thing would be God instead.
The question disappears when you understand eternity.
God exists outside the physical universe entirely.
The Bible says “Before the mountains were born, You are God.”
He is the uncaused Cause of everything.
The human mind wants an origin, but God has none.
God created time, so He is not subject to it.
The question is logical for creatures, not for the Creator.
The Bible’s answer is simple: “In the beginning, God…”
You can’t apply cause and effect to the eternal.
God’s name “I AM” declares His self-existence.
Eternity has no starting point.
Science can’t explain God because He’s beyond nature.
The Bible teaches that God is Spirit, not a created being.
Everything in the universe had a cause—except the First Cause.
The Creator has always been.
Our concept of “before” doesn’t apply to the eternal.
Without God, nothing else could exist.
You can’t box the infinite into human terms.
God’s existence is necessary for anything else to exist.
If God were created, He would be temporary.
Eternity is God’s dwelling place.
The Bible never tries to prove God’s existence—it assumes it.
God is the source of all life and existence.
Logic itself points to an uncaused Cause.
Time is part of creation, and God is beyond it.
Asking “Who created God?” is a category mistake.
The eternal doesn’t require a beginning.
God simply exists—always has, always will.
Creation needs a starting point; God doesn’t.
The Bible says “from everlasting to everlasting, You are God.”
Without an eternal God, nothing could come into being.
He is the origin of origins.
God’s being is necessary, not contingent.
He was not made—He is the Maker.
The biblical answer is not that God was created, but that He is the uncreated One.