What the Bible says about God's Claim Over Creation
(From Forerunner Commentary)

Genesis 3:6 God's claim on mankind is illustrated by His dealing with Adam and Eve and their response. Biblical Christianity, the true way of life of the Father and Son, has a claim on humanity's attention and loyalty because humans are Their creation and the clear aim of Their concerns from beginning to end in Scripture. In fact, Their message is aimed directly at mankind, indicating that the Father and Son do not hide from humanity. However, most people ignore Scripture's truths in terms of practical application in daily life. Even the Redeemer's Sermon on the Mount, though admired by many as wonderful advice, is not obeyed but ignored. How do we know this is true? Within His sermon, Jesus states that God has not done away with His law (Matthew 5:17-19), but people ignore His words, doing what satisfies the demands of their desires. Instead, humans follow the pattern established by their original parents. At the beginning, Adam and Eve took of the Forbidden Tree despite God's warning, and most human beings have followed their examples. John W. Ritenbaugh Why Hebrews Was Written (Part Ten): Christianity's Claims Related Topics: | God's Claim Over Creation | Ignoring God's Warnings | Sermon on the Mount | Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil | Why Hebrews Was Written

Hebrews 1:10-12 What the world will soon face in the end time gives Christianity a vital position to claim mankind's attention and service. Under God's dominion, the earth and the life it bears have never stopped changing. For instance, God exhibited some of His mighty powers in the Noachian Flood, changing the entire world. Hebrews 1:10-12 combined with prophecies in the gospels and Revelation foretell in terrifying language that the earth and even the heavens will, at God's direction, undergo tremendous changes as Christ's return nears. Who can truly imagine what people will have to witness and endure before He completes this phase of His purpose? Christianity's claim represents that safety is to be found at His side. Why not move to escape within God's merciful claim on us? John W. Ritenbaugh Why Hebrews Was Written (Part Ten): Christianity's Claims Related Topics: God's Claim Over Creation | God's Control of the Heavens | God's Control over Creation | God's Dominion | Heavenly Signs | Noachian Flood | Why Hebrews Was Written

 

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