I’m saying that, in my view of cosmology now, all of the universe was made out of the “waters” mentioned in Genesis 1:2 and out of the “light” that is mentioned in Genesis 1:3. Waters were created first. Then light separately. On Day 2, God also added mass.
So on the standard model, waters was made up of fermions and some bosons. Light was made up of leptons and some bosons. God added mass (what we call as Higgs) when he divided the waters and stretched the heavens. To had more specificity, I need to become more familiar with these particles. For now, that’s where I’m at.