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Rudiy27
3 years ago
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What is revealed about human nature (from Genesis 1-2)?

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Tatiana [17]3 years ago
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Human nature is distinct from the animals and other creatures because humans are able to think and feel. The genesis one and two provides the information that human nature is superior because of ability to reason. It has been illustrated that it is offered by the god. The
reasons we offer help us to understand our nature and nature of God as well and offer insights for our creation by him. Bible teaches that god has created in his own image. Genesis one and two reveal that god has provided some of his attributes in human. People love because they are made in the image of god who is love (1John 4:16). The compassion, faithfulness, kindness, patience and fairness are reflected in the nature of people.

In Genesis 1-2, human nature was created to be the dominant creation to dwell and enjoy God's creations. Genesis 2 speaks of the first man, Adam, to be given the responsibility over God's creations, anywhere from naming all of the animals and to creating his wife, Eve, in a long and dreamy sleep. In Genesis 1-2, the Scriptures mainly focuses on God and His creations. He spoke and He created. The commands God gave Adam were to influence Adam to explore and experience the pleasures of God and all things created by Him. Perhaps, the commands to Adam and his actions to witness life were how human nature was revealed. By the end of Genesis 2, we realize that our ideal human nature is to obey the Lord and His word, as obedience was the main idea God intended among human beings.

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