The truth of God is not limited simply because we cannot receive or perceive it all.  If the sun is a smaller star in our galaxy, 93,000,000 miles away and hundreds of thousands times larger than the earth, is it possible that the universe is too expansive to be humanly imagined?  Just because the universe is beyond our comprehension, is it expected to become smaller to accommodate the boundaries of the human mind? Should the universe become smaller to comfort us; or instead, should we expect our minds to expand to understand the universe more fully?
 
The Disciples of Christ struggled with the idea of the earth being the Lord's.  They allowed their skewed perception of reality and religion's illusion of separation to limit their understanding of reality.  They did not see and could not perceive all of creation accepting and following Christ. One day they questioned Christ regarding the people who were not actively following Him.  Christ's answer reinforces the beauty and humility of I Don't Know!
 
"I have other sheep that are not of this sheep pen.  I must bring them also.  They too will listen to my voice, and there shall be one flock and one shepherd."  John 10:16
 
According to Christ, these sheep of other pens would eventually listen, but apparently were not listening at the time of the Disciples' questioning.  Yet, Christ was not shaken by their lack of recognition of Him.  Rather, He responded in confidence, from His mind of inclusion and from His knowledge as Creator.  Christ was very aware that if creation flowed from Him, it would flow back to Him, all of it!