Life of God To some, the life and story of God is one of the hardest concepts to grasp. He is unlike any other human being with a life so complex, which makes it hard for us to understand his story. God was not created, but is the creator of the whole universe; he is the creator of time. He is not limited by the time dimension He created, so He has no beginning in time. In the bible, we are told God's life story starting with creation, then leading on to man sinning, the gospel, and lastly offering us the gift of eternity.
God has always existed, but created the world and all that is in it for His own glory. God didn't need to create us, but He desired to share His life with others. In Genesis, we are told the story of creation and how man came into existence. God took seven days to create the world and began by creating lightness and darkness. Next he continued to create sky and sea, land and vegetation, stars and moon, sea creatures, animals, and on the seventh day he rested. In particular, man, being created in God’s image, was created to have fellowship with God. Man was created to glorify God through his mind, heart, and will. With his mind he was to know God, with his heart he was to love God, and with his will, in response to his understanding and love of God, he was to choose for God in obedience. God created Adam and then created Eve so he wouldn't be lonely. After man was made and given dominion over the earth, Satan, an angelic creature smarter and more powerful came to Eve in the garden to deceive her. Through tempting Eve to disobey God’s command, it resulted in Adam also disobeying God and brought sin to earth. Because God is holy and righteous he had to judge them for their disobedience. Because God is also holy and righteous and loving He had to do something to reverse the separation of sin that took place to his creatures.
After seeing everything he had created and the way people were living, God sent his son Jesus down to earth Jesus came to earth because he loves us; He came to deliver truth in a world of false beliefs. But the main reason He came to earth was to be the final sacrifice for our sins. John 6:38 states, “For I have come down from heaven, not to do My own will, but the will of Him who sent Me.” Most of Jesus’ life is told through the four Gospels of the New Testament Bible written by Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. While on earth, Jesus began his ministry to the people and performed miracles. In his thirties, Jesus began his public teaching and display of recorded miracles, yet still never traveled more than 200 miles from his birthplace. At the sight of seeing someone rose from the dead or seeing a blind man see, made almost every spectator believe he really was the Messiah. The Roman governors and rulers of Israel's provinces and the leaders of the Jewish people took note of him. He had his twelve disciples whom followed him everywhere and helped tells others who he was. Because Jesus claimed to be God, this was a violation of the Jewish law. Therefore the religious leaders asked the Roman government to execute him. Jewish leaders recognized that other than