If you look at all creation, it is so thorough, so thought out we are still trying to figure out all the little nuances of it, all the amazing detail He has put into, even what we would think, as the most insignificant thing. Just look at the intricacy of the leaf, the detail and schematic is without comparison.

What magnificent perfection is displayed in all of creation itself. One would only have to take the time to look at it, for a second, consider what it would take to create such a thing and the wonder of it all will definitely be brought to light.

I could go on and on here, but all I'm trying to say is let's give God the credit He so rightly deserves as The Creator, of us and also of the whole universe. As such, one would have to believe this guy really knows what He is doing. That's right, He really does. Why? Because He has a goal in all He does and a specific method in seeing His goal come forth!

Believe you me; if He didn't have a goal with everything He does, I don't think we would be here, do you? Now I don't want to belabor the point but it is of the utmost importance one sees this in the initial step of things to come, as the entire process of soul salvation unfolds.

God had a purpose, a goal, and a particular reason for doing what He has does, as only He can.

Now, I'm sure we can see clearly God has had a plan and a purpose from before the beginning of time. Contained within it, must, of necessity, (given His preeminent order and intelligence) speak of a defined way and proper procedure of creating all things.

What we also see when looking closer is His goal is accomplished within Himself.

I have purposed it, I will see it come out, seems to me to be the sense conveyed here. I am just showing you, yes, God does work in a set order within the framework of Himself.

He, although all-knowing and all-seeing, is still bound by first, having to think of, then having to act on, prior to creating, or doing anything. His own being bespeaks of this process, for Him to be truly God, one would surely believe it is the only proper way to create something, without it being a complete nothing.

O.K., I don't mean to be too repetitive and hopefully you have got the message. The point is, God has a goal and only one goal has He. In carrying out His goal, He has first considered it within Himself then has set the plan or design into motion so as to see the completion of that goal into perfection.

Then, doesn't it make sense, that God would have a plan of creation, a reason for our existence, and with it a whole scheme, design, pattern of seeing His plan come to realization? I would think so, and I don't think I would receive too much argument, would I?

God being omniscient, omnipresent, omnipotent has a much better chance of attaining His goals, but it still doesn't stop Him from having them.