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The yod is the smallest letter. Imagine that a blank page represents God in all his perfection. God is! There is no introduction to God. He just is.<ref> The same is true of Genesis 1:1 </ref> If we touch the page and draw on it, it no longer represents God. If we put our hand to it, in God's estimation, we pollute it. <ref>[[Ex 20:25]] And if thou wilt make me an altar of stone, thou shalt not build it of hewn stone: for if thou lift up thy tool upon it, thou hast polluted it.</ref> <ref group="q">Are there other scriptures that indicate that God is represented by untouched things?</ref>
Now consider the blank page as representing God ''before'' he decided to create. Where can God create the universe? There is no container for God. He is too big. <ref>[[1Ki 8:27]] ... behold, the heaven and heaven of heavens cannot contain thee;...</ref> <ref group="q">Is God in everything and everywhere, or is everything and everywhere in God?</ref> The page that we hold up must be imagined to be infinitely wide and infinitely tall. Where can God create? There is no place which God does not fill already. <ref group="q">What is the theological word used to describe thisthat there is nowhere where God isn't?</ref>
The yod י represents the first thought of creation. It contains everything that God wished to accomplish. The yod י not only contains all the physical elements of time, chance and matter, but it also contains the revelation of the personality and character of God, as well as the potential for every thought that has been thought or spoken.
