King_Of_The_World

King Of The World If you were the creator and ruler of the universe, what would you expect of your subjects' According to the Bible, God expects his people to give him all that they can and to obey him at all times. When a person refuses to comply with all that God wants from them, God becomes infuriated with that person. God reacts to different peoples defiance in different ways, but it is always negative. At certain points throughout history, God has become extremely angered with his people and sent down terrible acts of vengeance. God at other times has been pleased with the obedience of his people and rewarded them for it. Under all circumstances, God insists on his people being completely devoted to him and showing that devotion through offerings and compliance. This idea is prevalent in the first book of the Bible, the book of Genesis. The stories of Cain and Abel, and Abraham depict the same intention each in a different manner but are always focused on the larger meaning of the text; God above all. After God banished Adam and Eve from the Garden of Eden, Eve became pregnant and had god, abram, lord, abraham, first, cain, people, sacrifice, name, land, descendants, told, should, promise, again, abel, time, throughout, tells, show, says, promised, point, person, obedience, must, made, genesis, covenant, book, best, became, after, years, two