The World And Human Beings - 1663 Words

Scripture: The event of creation stands as the first time God shows His existence even though He existed before creation took place. We also see that Christ was a being who lived with God and without Him there could be nothing (1 John 1:1-3). During the actual event of creation (Gen 1), God took six complete days to finish it. He created everything from the heavens to the earth and all that lives within them. He created light and darkness, land and water and separated them, and animals that roam the earth and the sea. He then created man in His own image so that we could rule the earth and all that lives in it. During the event of creation we see that God is the creator of all things and the Lord of all things. We are to give Him praise for His creation of the world and human beings (Revelation 4:11). He created His Son as a visible image of Him who is the invisible image. He created the heavens and the earth, and shows his authority over evil on earth. He does not stop evil, but He clears a path for us to avoid and get away from evil. He sent His Son to reconcile us back to God (Colossians 1:16-20). This passage shows that God is the creator of all things and has power over everything that has been created. He created everything from nothing that is visible. Christ sustains the world and without Him there would be complete chaos. Theologians: Horton, Bray, Berkhof There are three main points that Horton points out about creation in the first part of this chapter, whichShow MoreRelatedBeing a Human in the Brave New World by Aldous Huxley659 Words   |  3 PagesIn Brave New World by Aldous Huxley, humans are created by the World State. Also they are conditioned human souls to have a synthetic, dream-like life. In the World State, people are happy. Almost everything is thought of for the World State citizens, and people perform their duties with no complaint since they are designed to fit their job and their social status. 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