Did God create other planets as well?

@itslikethistome Thanks for sharing! Some things (like the intricate details of the universe) are best left to God. Humans are only such a small little speck on the grand scheme of things that we truly don't need or deserve to know all the secrets the universe holds.

@moffittjc You make some really good points about the Bible so thank you and thank you for sharing your personal thoughts too.

Jeff Moffitt so very true! If God put every little detail, all the specifications, temperatures, chemical reactions, the lengths of time spans that it took to create everything in the universe, everything on the earth and its infinite variety of life forms, etc., and compiled all that information into countless libraries of books/and on the internet, we would still be reading page one of Genesis chapter one. Simply put as you've said stated, our brains could not handle, let alone process all that information....It would be like trying to force feed a newborn baby to eat steak, cornbread or other heavy foods that would that could cause the baby to choke and possibly die. God out of His loving wisdom chose not to give us such mind boggling specifics and details when creating the earth, the universe, life forms on the earth, as well as our own human body. A few simple yet powerful explanations was all that was needed. What a loving Creator. Interestingly, I've read in the Bible at Ecclesiastes 3:11 that "mankind will never find out the work (all the specifics and details of God's creative works and productions) that the true God has made from start to finish" When you think about that statement that King Solomon made, it really makes sense for humans not to know EVERYTHING or every little detail concerning the creation of all things by God, because then we might get to thinking that we are God. We might get to thinking that we know just as much as God if not more than Him. So there is much wisdom in this verse. :D

Genesis 1:1 American Standard Version (ASV) 1 In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. Everything but God has a beginning but God is the Beginner and the Creator. Psalm 90:2 Darby Translation (DARBY) 2 Before the mountains were brought forth, and thou hadst formed the earth and the world, even from eternity to eternity thou art God.

Let God be God. What has been revealed to us is for us but what has been concealed remains to be God's secret. When we stand before Him we will ask that.

@TRBRocks420 um... and how do you know that? Were you there to witness it? And if you said Bible or Jesus or whatever said it, I am going to scream.

@Marcyaz yeah that's what I am assuming as well. Thank you for answering.

@1hopefulman Thank you so much for taking the time to type that out and explaining. Thank you!

@akalinus ok sweet. Thanks for your answer!

@JESSY3236 That's a good point. Thank you for answering! :)

@else34 Thanks for your answer.

@hardtimes1958 You're welcome.

@VivaLaDani13 I'm glad you understand. You're welcome.

@just4him Thank you very much for taking the time to read this post and answer it. I understand what you're saying.

@itslikethistome Thank you very much for answering!

@VivaLaDani13 Again, continuing in my research lol I quoted what Hindu Mythology has to say on creation in my other comment. You can check that one if you haven't already. Here I am quoting creation in the Sikh scriptures. I attached the link for detail study. I suggest you start reading from the title What Gurbani says (Gurbani = Teacher's words. Guru Nanak was founder of Sikhism and the first Guru / teacher.) The more you say about them, the more there still remains to be said

@VivaLaDani13 You're very welcome. I appreciate this thought provoking post. Keep up the good work :D