God's Original Intent and the Fall

Alpha and Omega

• Concept of Alpha and Omega being at the same point can happen only in a circle.
• Suggests that despite moving away from God's purpose, everything will return to His intended plan.

Importance of Sequential Learning

• Encouragement to watch videos in sequential order to fully grasp the concepts.

Similarities Between Genesis and Revelation

• Genesis: First book, Revelation: Last book of the Bible.
• Events and entities disappearing in Genesis reappear in Revelation:
  • Tree of Life
  • Garden and River
  • God dwelling with men
• Consequences of Adam’s fall in Genesis disappear in Revelation through Christ’s victory:
  • Sin, death, disease, poverty, division.
• Seven things that were consequences of the Fall will be no more in Revelation.

Aligning Plans with God's Purpose

• Best approach is to align personal plans with God's purpose.
• Understanding Jesus' mission: He came to seek and save everything lost due to the Fall.
• Importance of going back to Genesis to understand God’s original intent.

Original Intent

• Earth as an extension and colony of Heaven.
• Governed by people who are, in turn, governed by God.
• Creation designed for Adam; Adam created for God.

Creation, Creatures, and Creators

• Distinction between inanimate creation (e.g., sun, moon, stars), creatures (e.g., animals), and creators (humans).
• Human beings have an insatiable appetite and limitless capacity to create, distinguishing them from animals.
• Man’s unique qualities:
  • Insatiable appetite to create
  • Limitless capacity to create
  • Reflection of God's likeness (in Hebrew: Adam – Aleph, Dalet, Mem)

Hebrew Etymology

• Hebrew word for animal: Behéma – Means 'in it is what it is'.
• Hebrew word for man: Adam (Aleph, Dalet, Mem)
  • Aleph represents God, Dalet + Mem (Dam) means blood.

Creation, Connection, Contribution

• God's creation process involved:
  • Creation
  • Connection (severed by man's sin)
  • Contribution (God sent His son to restore connection).
• Human fulfillment comes from:
  • Creating
  • Connecting
  • Contributing