Acts 17: What Is the Central Message of the Bible?
God is redeeming His people in order to restore the honour that is due to Him, and which we have defiled through our sin. The “big picture” of Christianity is that when we sin we do far more than just condemn ourselves to death. When we sin, we dishonour God, and not only do we dishonour God, but we defile His creation. When we sin, not only do we go down, but we bring God’s name down with us, and we bring God’s creation down with us as well.
The good news, however, is that when God redeems us, He not only redeems us but He also redeems His own honour and glory and He redeems the whole creation along with us (Rom. 8: 18– 21; Rev. 21: 1– 5).
This is the eternal being of God, the great “I am.” God is eternally self-existent and He is worshiped unceasingly for this great fact.
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