Paperback book – 240 pages
This book offers a clear presentation of the Bible’s teachings concerning God’s design for man, including the hope of future life.
Weight: 7 oz
Dimensions: 6.5 × 4.375 × 0.5 in
The Creator’s Grand Design is a biblical and theological exploration of humanity’s origin, purpose, fall, and eventual restoration under God’s divine plan. The book emphasizes that while human history is filled with war, failure, and moral decline, God’s design—revealed through Scripture—offers a pathway to peace, eternal life, and harmony with the Creator.
The book opens by describing the disillusionment of the modern world. Human society, once proud of its progress and institutions, has fallen into chaos through wars (World War I and II), political upheavals, and moral decline. Despite advancements in science and technology, selfishness, inequality, and death remain unsolved problems. The author highlights that only God’s plan can address these deeper issues.
Drawing from Psalm 19 and the story of Job, the book argues that nature itself testifies to the existence of an intelligent Creator. The laws of the universe, the order of creation, and the instincts of animals all point to divine wisdom. Human reasoning alone cannot explain creation or life, but God has revealed Himself through the Bible as the supreme Architect.
The book interprets Genesis not as a literal six 24-hour days but as long creative epochs. Each “day” marks a stage of earth’s preparation for life:
Day 1: Light begins to penetrate the earth’s atmosphere.
Day 2: Formation of the atmosphere and water cycle.
Day 3: Separation of land and sea; creation of vegetation.
Day 4: Sun and moon appointed as rulers of day and night.
Day 5: Marine life and birds created.
Day 6: Land animals and, finally, man in God’s image.
The author stresses the fixed order of species (“after his kind”), rejecting evolutionary explanations.
Humanity was created in God’s image—not physically, but morally and intellectually, with the ability to reason, choose, and govern. Unlike animals, humans can distinguish right from wrong, create tools, make music, and exercise dominion over creation. The earth was designed as man’s eternal home, but disobedience brought death and suffering.
Adam and Eve’s disobedience in Eden introduced sin and death into the world. The serpent (Satan) deceived Eve by telling her she would not die, which the book identifies as the origin of false doctrines about the soul’s immortality. The Bible, however, teaches that death is a state of unconsciousness (a “sleep”), not eternal torment. Satan’s lie has led to many false religious ideas, including reincarnation, purgatory, and eternal hellfire.
Even in Eden, God promised deliverance: the “seed of the woman” would crush the serpent’s head. This prophecy pointed to Christ, the Messiah. Later promises to Abraham (“in your seed will all nations be blessed”) and Jacob (the prophecy of Shiloh) reaffirmed God’s plan to send a Deliverer. This deliverance would come through Christ’s kingdom, which will abolish sin, death, and deception.
A central section of the book focuses on Jesus Christ. As the Logos, Jesus pre-existed with God and was the divine agent of creation. He was “made flesh” through the virgin birth, living a perfect human life free from sin. His purpose was to give his life as a ransom for Adam and his offspring, thereby paying the penalty of death. Jesus is described as the “Lamb of God,” fulfilling Old Testament prophecies, whose sacrifice demonstrates God’s infinite love and makes resurrection possible for all humanity.
The book emphasizes that eternal life is not inherent in the human soul but is a gift from God. Through Christ’s resurrection, all people will eventually be raised from the dead. The Messianic Kingdom will restore paradise on earth, end war and suffering, and establish universal peace. Death itself will be destroyed, fulfilling Revelation’s promise that God will “wipe away all tears” and that there will be no more curse.
The Creator’s Grand Design presents a sweeping biblical narrative:
Human failure through sin and selfishness explains the world’s suffering.
God’s attributes—wisdom, love, justice, and power—are revealed in His plan.
Christ’s sacrifice is central to redemption, offering resurrection and eternal life.
The ultimate future is a restored earth where God’s glory fills all creation, and mankind lives in everlasting peace.
The book ultimately offers hope: while human plans fail, God’s grand design will succeed, bringing the peace, joy, and eternal life for which humanity longs.
