not 7th?
i confess the question was a trap.
as soon as i ascribe a dimension to love, i ask, OK what space does it live in - it has to live in a space with dimension at least 1 more than its own dimension. so then there is 'something' more than love, the dimension it exists in.
same concept that leads astrophysics to define void 1, void 0 - and why void zero gets called void zero. space itself is expanding - a bit mind blowing. for the materialist, that means literally everything that exists is expanding. you usually see people put a couple dots with a marker on a balloon, and blow it up - see, they get farther apart? and also kinda get bigger? but that's not exactly a parallel. that balloon is only a surface, but space itself is expanding in at least 3, maybe 11 measurable dimensions. maybe even more than that we just don't know how to perceive.
and in all these dimensions, however many, simultaneously.
and if ((read: since)) it's expanding, it's expanding
into something - like the balloon into the air around it. so something
more than the universe exists. for us maybe that's easy - God is more than the universe.
but for the materialist, the implications ofoderm physics is that something more than everything that exists, exists!
i don't believe void 0 is God, either. but these circumstances we find ourselves in, as humans in an universe, show to me God can one "space itself" - - He is more than everything. He fills heaven and earth not because He is a substrate but because heaven and earth can't contain Him; the context of that quote, Jeremiah 23:2, is that there is nothing hidden from Him. nothing that exists is outside of His awareness - so God cannot be void 1, nor confined to void 1, because, void 0 exists. and because sin and corruption exist in void 1, and there is no sin in Him, He can't be void 0, either, because it contains void 1.
He is altogether separate from His creation, like a painter is not part of her painting, though her heart is expressed in it.