If God was created, He wouldn’t be God.
The Creator has no creator—He is eternal.
Time began with God, not before Him.
The question “Who created God?” misunderstands who He is.
God exists outside of time and space.
Only created beings need a beginning.
The Bible calls Him the Alpha and the Omega for a reason.
God is uncaused—everything else is caused.
The Creator cannot be part of creation.
Asking “Who created God?” is like asking “What’s north of the North Pole?”
Before the universe, God already was.
His name “I AM” means eternal existence.
Without God, there would be no “beginning” to talk about.
If something created God, that thing would be God instead.
God is not in the timeline—He made the timeline.
Eternity is His nature, not just His dwelling.
The Bible never says God began—it says He is.
You can’t measure eternity with a clock.
God’s existence is necessary, not optional.
He is the unmovable mover of all things.
If God had a creator, we’d have an infinite chain of creators.
The first cause must be uncaused.
Science studies creation—God is outside its scope.
The Bible starts with “In the beginning, God”—not “In the beginning, God was made.”
God’s eternality is the foundation of all reality.
Without an eternal God, nothing could exist now.
He is the source, not a product.
The One who made time is not bound by it.
God’s name in Hebrew reveals His timelessness.
The uncreated One is the reason we exist.
Even infinity had to start somewhere—except for God.
Logic itself points to an eternal first cause.
The question “Who created God?” assumes He is like us.
We can’t apply human limits to a limitless Being.
God is self-existent—He depends on no one.
The Bible calls Him the Everlasting God for a reason.
The Creator is beyond the reach of creation.
God is before all things and holds all things together.
Without Him, cause and effect wouldn’t exist.
He is the reason there is something instead of nothing.
God’s eternal nature is what makes Him trustworthy.
The idea of “created God” is self-contradictory.
Only a timeless Being could create time.
Everything begins except the One who begins everything.
The Bible reveals God as the eternal Spirit.
If God had a maker, He wouldn’t be God.
God’s eternity is the answer to every “before” question.
He is the Being whose existence is necessary.
Before creation, God was fully complete in Himself.
The eternal One needs no origin story.
The question should be “Why does God exist?”—and the answer is “Because He is.”
The uncreated Creator is the only logical explanation for existence.
Time is a tool in God’s hands.
God’s eternal nature separates Him from idols.
Eternity isn’t something God lives in—He is eternity.
“I AM” means He always was, is, and will be.
You can’t put limits on the limitless.
The Bible’s God is not made—He makes.
An eternal God makes eternal promises.
The first verse of the Bible is the final answer.
No creator equals no creation—God is the source.
He has no rival and no origin.
Our minds can’t fully grasp eternity, but we can trust it.
The Creator is uncreated—by definition.
Everything that begins has a cause—God did not begin.
His eternal nature is why He is worthy of worship.
If God were made, He wouldn’t be Almighty.
Only God can claim to be without beginning or end.
Eternity belongs to Him alone.
The Biblical answer isn’t complicated: God always was