Made from man not just for man

Made from man not just for man

"The Man said, "Finally! Bone of my bone, flesh of my flesh! Name her Woman for she was made from Man." (Gen.2.23) 

The woman was made from man and not just for man. Woman is for man just as much as man is for woman. They were made for each other but the woman was made from man. 

Earlier verses shows that God made the man and the woman in one body. Male and female created He them, all one. 

It is interesting to note that everything God created, He created with the ability to self-sustain itself. So within everything He created is everything that will preserve and prolong that thing. The earth for example, had within it self-sustaining properties. Gen 2:6

"but streams came up from the earth and watered the whole surface of the ground" (Gen.2.6 NIV)

Within the earth were the streams needed to water it and as it was watered it produced. Planting, watering, then comes growth. Paul has planted, Apollos watered, God gave the increase. 

" I have planted, Apollos watered; but God gave the increase." (1Cor.3.6 KJV)

So also in you is everything you need to become everything God created you to be. Including the ability to reach out to get what you needed. Just as after a while, God showed that even though the earth was self-sustaing, it could call water from the sky in the form of rain through a process we have come to know in science as the water cycle. 

This is not a message to say you do not need others but rather to emphasis our need for one another. When you become all that God created you to be, it helps me become all that God created me to be. You were made for more. 

Good day,
Have a great day today, 
Emmanuel Okoro 
(aka Mr. Lift) 

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