In that sentence

Perhaps manifestation suits the circumstance better

Sure: but what is the outer world but an emanation of the internal one? Maybe we're just a God that's gone mad from being the only intelligent creature in existence and in our madness have devolved into imperfect fragments of divinity so that we didn't have to deal with being alone

I don't think that's the case whatsoever.

And that treads more into

Theory without substantiation.

it is though and it's even written in the bible

But you project thoughts of man onto God

God hovered above the formless waters and made a whole world full of people... but for what?

There's no reason to do so.

Well I think we should back track further

Why did He create angels?

Why free will?

I believe it was out of love

For that is who He is

I'm presuming he created angels as servitors of his will

Like background processes on a computer

Perhaps he wanted to share His glory

He wanted others to partake with Him

For that is Love

Is it not?

>He wanted others to partake with Him
so he was lonely

No

It depends on what kind of love you are talking about

You're seeing this through rose colored glasses

Pure love

REal love

Nothing exists outside of that

Which kind of love

There is only real love

"I have all of this, but I would also like to give it to someone else"

This is just theoretical mind you

But it aligns with His character, by my limited understanding

Lonely would be selfish

https://www.fluentin3months.com/words-for-love/

Aka not love

It's just love

Don't over complicate it

If you know real love, then you can understand.

Selflessness is real love

It's really an English phenomenon to have just one word for love and even the word love in the Bible is generally a translation of the word Agape