Why do God created mankind ?

God brought the world into existence and as the capstone of this good work, he created people in his image so that they could share in his overflowing love, grace and goodness through their relationships with the Trinity. God did not need the world or need people because God has no lack.

In this lesson, we'll consider two Bible teachings that help us understand why Jehovah God created humans:

God created the earth to be a permanent home for the human family

God wants us to live forever on earth

1. God created the earth to be a permanent home for the human family

The earth is uniquely suited to support life. Let's see how this fact helps to identify Jehovah God's purpose in creating the earth.

2. God wants us to live forever on earth

Jehovah did not intend for humans to live out brief lives on earth independent of him. Instead, he wants us to enjoy life on earth forever and to know him as our loving Father.

God went on to create the man in his image, in God's image he created him; male and female he created them. Further, God blessed them, and God said to them: 'Be fruitful and become many, fill the earth and subdue it.

All mankind needs to to remember our creator everyday by talking to God

we're told to worship God with gladness and "know that the Lord is God. It is he who made us, and we are his; we are his people, the sheep of his pasture." Part of what it looks like to glorify God is to acknowledge who God is (our Creator, for starters) and to praise and worship Him as such.

We fulfill our purpose of glorifying God also by living our lives in relationship and faithful service to Him (1 Samuel 12:24; John 17:4). Since God created man in His image (Genesis 1:26–27), man's purpose cannot be fulfilled apart from Him. King Solomon tried living for his own pleasure, yet at the end of his life he concluded that the only worthwhile life is one of honor and obedience to God (Ecclesiastes 12:13–14).

In our fallen state, sin separates us from God and makes it impossible to glorify Him on our own. But through Jesus Christ's sacrifice, our relationship with God is reconciled—our sin is forgiven and no longer creates a barrier between God and us (Romans 3:23–24)…..

MAY YOU BE BLESSED AFTER READING THIS NOTE