In deciding to create human beings we discover that God imparted His image roles to us
as relational, rational, emotive, and choice-making beings (Gen. 1:26-28; 2:7, 15-17, 24,
25). God may, therefore, be described as infinite in His Being, while we humans are finite
creatures of matter, time and space; and hence also of power, knowledge and wisdom. We
cannot hence by any human researches or resources either discover Him or know Him; He
can be known through divine agency. This self-existent and an eternal infinite Spirit
deserves our worship (Ex 3:14; Jn. 4:23, 24); since humankind was created in God’s image
as a free-moral agent and placed in the beautiful garden, the Garden of Eden to rule as
God's emissary and steward on Earth (Gen. 1:26-28; 2:7; 16, 17).