Genesis Worldview essay
TITLE: (Genesis 1-11 Essay)
NAME: Morenike Aduni Onibon
STUDENT ID: L26052420
COURSE DESIGNATION: Bible 105-001
DATE: September 18, 2013
VERSION OF THE BIBLE QUOTED: New King James Version
Who am I? Where do I come from? Why am I even here? These are the kind of questions that each and every one of us ask at a certain point of our live. Do I remember the first time I heard the words “God”, or “Bible”? I guess I was too young to recall. One thing I can certify however is that these two words epitomize the rocks I have used to build my worldview. The book of Genesis contains the very first ideologies that establish the fundamental levels of this framework through which I view and understand the world.
Where do I come from? Moses in the book of Genesis gave the perfect answer to this question. The Supreme Being whose origin is still unknown to us created the world and everything in it during the first five days of creation. He created man, Adam and Eve on the sixth day, and was very blissful because he saw that everything he did was good. He put them both in the Garden of Eden, but forbade them to eat from the tree of knowledge of good and evil. However, Eve who was tricked by the serpent, ate from the tree and fed her husband; they sinned. This original offence they committed caused all their descendants to fall to a state very different from the original state in which they bear the consequences of that fault. Genesis 2:25 tells us “and they were both naked and unashamed”, they were established in holiness and justice in which they knew no evil or death. This fallen state has caused all mankind to be born in sin and has condemned it to death. Sin has corrupted mankind, has brought a big obstruction between God and us, and has brought evil into his amazing creation. Even though God showed Adam and Eve his merciful love by preparing a redemption plan which Jesus is part of, man did not care; he continued to sin. The world was so embedded in sin
NAME: Morenike Aduni Onibon
STUDENT ID: L26052420
COURSE DESIGNATION: Bible 105-001
DATE: September 18, 2013
VERSION OF THE BIBLE QUOTED: New King James Version
Who am I? Where do I come from? Why am I even here? These are the kind of questions that each and every one of us ask at a certain point of our live. Do I remember the first time I heard the words “God”, or “Bible”? I guess I was too young to recall. One thing I can certify however is that these two words epitomize the rocks I have used to build my worldview. The book of Genesis contains the very first ideologies that establish the fundamental levels of this framework through which I view and understand the world.
Where do I come from? Moses in the book of Genesis gave the perfect answer to this question. The Supreme Being whose origin is still unknown to us created the world and everything in it during the first five days of creation. He created man, Adam and Eve on the sixth day, and was very blissful because he saw that everything he did was good. He put them both in the Garden of Eden, but forbade them to eat from the tree of knowledge of good and evil. However, Eve who was tricked by the serpent, ate from the tree and fed her husband; they sinned. This original offence they committed caused all their descendants to fall to a state very different from the original state in which they bear the consequences of that fault. Genesis 2:25 tells us “and they were both naked and unashamed”, they were established in holiness and justice in which they knew no evil or death. This fallen state has caused all mankind to be born in sin and has condemned it to death. Sin has corrupted mankind, has brought a big obstruction between God and us, and has brought evil into his amazing creation. Even though God showed Adam and Eve his merciful love by preparing a redemption plan which Jesus is part of, man did not care; he continued to sin. The world was so embedded in sin