where was the god when he is created universe?

Great question, Erwin! To be
honest, when I first read it, I had
to stop and think for a while.
Such a concept baffles our
human logic.
Nevertheless, I came up with a
statement that might hint at an
answer: Just because nothing
existed doesn't mean "nowhere"
existed.
For instance, we call space
"space" because nothing is there.
But a rocket ship can still fly
through it. Just because nothing
is there doesn't mean there isn't
a space that can be inhabited.
The absence of matter is "space,"
and we could say that the
absence of space is "matter." So
before there was matter, I
suppose you could say there was
still space.
Admittedly, that's all just my
human logic at work, and I
wouldn't bank on it being
perfect. So let's turn to the Word
of God.
It is true that God made the
earth, and we know a few things
about where God was at the
moment of creation.