What does the Bible say about our being unique and wonderfully made?

What does the Bible say about our being unique and wonderfully made?

“for it was You who created my inward parts; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I will praise You because I have been fearfully and wonderfully made”.

What does the Bible say about being made perfect?

Verse. In the King James Version of the Bible the text reads: Be ye therefore perfect, even as your. Father which is in heaven is perfect.

Who is made in the image of God?

This is the book of the generations of Adam. In the day that God created man, in the likeness of God made He him. Male and female created He them, and blessed them, and called their name Adam, in the day when they were created.

Why do different people believe in different god?

People of different times and cultures hear God differently, according to their own cultural and spiritual conditions. It’s not that God is different for different people. God is eternally the same. It’s that we humans are different from one another, and we each see God in our own way.

Is it true that God makes each person unique?

According to Scripture that is not totally true. God makes each person unique in many special ways. While the environment has an ongoing and significant impact on our lives, God has already written on our ‘slate’ when He created us (Psalm 139:13). He has given us each a unique personality as well as natural strengths and weaknesses.

Is it possible for God to create another god?

Also, God did not create “peers” or beings equal to Himself. Logically, He could not do so. If God were to create another being of equal power, intelligence, and perfection, then He would cease to be the one true God for the simple reason that there would be two gods—and that would be an impossibility.

Why did God make different languages for people?

Here’s the answer: God made other languages because people were disobeying Him. When God first made people, everyone spoke the same language. No one had any trouble understanding one another (Genesis 11:1). God commanded the people to “Have children and increase your numbers. Fill the earth” (Genesis 9:1).