Creation understood as beginning in Genesis 1:1 and ending at the end of the book of Revelation, shatters a lot of myths and apocalyptic beliefs about the passing and changing of the material universe to another. People have discovered how large and unbounded the material universe is, in which everything is in constant motion and change. Its dimensions cannot be determined, no one has found its edges. The boundlessness of the material, seen creation shows how great the Unseen One is, who created all things in the seen and unseen world. In the infinity of the physical universe, we should see, as an example, the eternity of God as Spirit. The Scripture teaches us that He is unbounded in His grace, in His goodness shown in Christ Jesus to all the saved (see Ephesians 2:7). In the person of the Lord Jesus Christ, the Boundless One, limited Himself for a little while so that we might know His immeasurable love and thus become unbounded in love with Him. Thus, ends all creation on the sixth day, with everything that, "it was very good" (Genesis 1:31). All things were made new by Jesus Christ, renewed by His unfailing love through which the endless rest of eternity was brought forth from the seventh day of creation. The six days have passed away so that only the seventh day with the rest of God's presence remains for eternity. From generation to generation, people limited by the ignorance of God's love are brought to eternal life, resurrected and made one with the Unlimited One, through faith in the good news of the Gospel which makes known His love in Christ Jesus. This is the good news of the Gospel: that God has already established the kingdom of his love and calls us to live fearlessly, from here and now, in his new creation in which all things have been made new.