A normal believer in Christ, loving Him and enjoying Him
God created a corporate man in His image, according to His likeness, so that He may be expressed and represented by this man having dominion over all things (see Gen. 1:26-28). We are created in God's image and with His likeness not to focus on our … [Continue reading]
God designed man to be His duplication and His expression, but due to man's fall the first man Adam failed God in His purpose and ruined God's design for man. When God created man, what He had in mind is to have man as His duplication and expression … [Continue reading]
God did not create "many men" - He created one man, one corporate man, Adam, in which we all are included. If you read Gen. 1:26-28 and 5:2 you will see that God created one man, but this man is corporate, collective, since the pronouns, "them" and … [Continue reading]
There's a mysterious thought in the Bible concerning God's relationship with man. If you read the Old and the New Testament, you could say that outwardly God wants to gain a people who would have Him as their God, would worship Him, and would bear … [Continue reading]
Have you ever wondered, What is God's purpose in creating man? God is a God of purpose, and nothing He does is accidental or as a reaction to what others do, taking God by surprise. Why did God create man? Some Christians say that God created man … [Continue reading]
On the sixth day of God's creation and process of restoration He created man in His own image and according to His likeness (see Gen. 1:26). God's creation of man was more particular than His creation of any other thing: there was a council held in … [Continue reading]
God's purpose is accomplished by life, and in Genesis 1 we see in type the experience of Christ as life and the growth in life for the fulfillment of God's purpose. God as the Spirit came to brood upon our dead situation, and He spoke something to … [Continue reading]