Christ is our "CREATOR". Do you believe?

Question

The Holy Scriptures identify Christ as the focal point of Creation. "He(Christ) spoke, and it was done; he commanded and it stood fast". Psalm 33:9.

"By him all things were created that are in heaven and that are on earth......All things were created through him and for him". Colossians 1:16.

Our Lord has existed from eternity. He was with God the Father in the "unbegun beginning". He is the righteous Son of God, the embodiment of the Father, the only begotten, the great I AM, to whom angels owe their creation and for which they give him glory and joyful service.

We humans also praise his creative power.

We praise his creatorship because its dynamics elude our understanding, because its manifestations stagger our imagination and delight our senses.

When we behold the stars, the moon, the work of his hands, we cry out with David, "O Lord, our Lord, how majestic is your name in all the earth! (Psalm 8:1).

Your thoughts...................

Answer 1

This was exceedingly well written.

Oh and to answer your question, Yes I do believe Christ is our Creator.

The eloquence of which you wrote this was so superb, it please my spirit to read it. I know it was the Holy Spirit who worked through you when you wrote that. :)
God Bless You

Answer 2

I wish just a few million souls would cease to try and convert me to their (perhaps deluded) way of thinking. Life is tough enough without the added pressure of those who seek to know just how and where we the great unwashed stand. Well I am confused and badgering me will not resolve that confusion. I know I am a good soul I hug my own tree almost daily, and some others as an when I meet or pass them. I am concerned not to harm any other life. If granted the opportunity I will leave this world a better place than before I came when it is time for me to leave. Those of you who are certain about it are either right or deluded.
I AM CONFUSED
I SEEK TO HEDGE MY BETS
I see no wrong in that!

Answer 3

I believe in a Truine God; the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. That the Father, Son and Holy Spirit are three entities but one essence. That being said, the Son would have been one with My God from before creation. So also would the Father and Holy Spirit.

Answer 4

All creationism theory stems from the minds of humans without proof whereas evolution has definative proof for nearly all stages and scientists are still working on filling in the gaps. On this basis i see Evolution as Science fact and Creationism as science fiction just like i see Scientology as science fiction created by a science fiction author once quoted as saying "The easiest way to make money is to create a religion!"

Answer 5

I think you are seriously deluded and quite irrational. Your assumption that the Bible is the inerrant word of God leads you to speak in riddles and think in circles. You can either get a real education and learn how reality actually operates, or you can continue to think like a bronze age primitive. It's your choice.

Note to those Christians who are certain to disagree: The above opinion is far more truthful and much less obnoxious than spitefully promising an eternity of suffering in Hell to all non-believers. Please take a moment and consider this, before you automatically file an illegitimate abuse report simply because I've posted an opinion you happen to disagree with.

Answer 6

I've always thought that God isn't alone as a devine being. The Christ Jesus is the word and the word was made flesh and the word was God.
God said let us make man. He was talking to someone.

Answer 7

Christ is the Word expressed. The unwritten Word or Principle expressed completely is man, or Christ who was the perfect man. All things created begin with the simplest of forms and progress to their most complex, i.e., man. In man and Christ is found the completeness of the Creator, expressed fully and perfectly.

Answer 8

yes

"For since the creation of the world God's invisible qualities—his eternal power and divine nature—have been clearly seen, being understood from what has been made, so that men are without excuse."
Romans 1:20

Answer 9

Yes I agree fully, so why add more?? all we need is in Jesus Christ. PPL dont have to believe that, its all choice, but without Jesus we are nothing at all.
Jesus is everything. The joy of the Lord is our strength, and without Him we are nothing at all
I love your questions man, keep up the good work. Shirley

Answer 10

My answer: AMEN to Rainbow. Christ became unconquerable and chosen to alter into susceptible. permitting ourselves to alter into susceptible would not advise that we are going to be conquered. The very message of the Gospel is that with the aid of dying unto ourselves, we hit upon life eternal. weak spot, meekness, vulnerability, being poor in spirit or physique or finance, turning the different cheek, and so on, are no longer synonymous with being conquered. in lots of circumstances we are instructed to make ourselves susceptible for the income of the dominion, and for the time of such options we strengthen ourselves. Jesus did no longer say turn the different cheek as long as you do no longer think of you are able to stomp the guy that hit you. even while we are no longer susceptible in that subject, we are to be sure directly to make ourselves as such. To a Christian, to die unto ourselves, that He would stay in us, is income. Being a Christian potential surrendering (making ourselves susceptible) so as that we can no longer be conquered.