
Myles Munroe
A transformative guide to understanding and living as citizens of God's Kingdom, reclaiming mankind's original dominion and purpose through Jesus Christ.
Myles Munroe spent over 20 years preparing and 3 years writing this book.
Section 1
8 Sections
Imagine a world at dawn, where the first humans awaken in a lush garden, surrounded by vibrant life and the gentle hum of creation. This scene sets the stage for a profound truth: humanity was created not by accident but with divine intention and purpose.
Consider the meaning of being made in God's image. This is not about physical form but about reflecting the moral and spiritual essence of the Creator. It is this likeness that empowers humans with authority unlike any other creature.
Yet, this dominion comes with accountability. Just as a steward manages a precious estate, humans are accountable to God for how they treat the earth and its inhabitants. The earth is not ours to exploit but to nurture and sustain. This divine management contract sets the foundation for understanding our role in the grand design.
In this original plan, man was not created to dominate other humans but to rule over the earth’s resources and creatures. This distinction is vital to grasp the true nature of authority and leadership intended by the Creator.
As we reflect on this, it becomes clear that our existence is tied to a higher purpose—a calling to live as kings and queens of the earth, managing it wisely and justly. This understanding transforms our identity and mission, inviting us to embrace the fullness of our divine heritage.
With this foundation laid, we now turn to the profound consequences of humanity’s choices and the journey to reclaim what was lost.
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