Introduction The Bible is the most trusted Christian reference book in which issues concerning creation, life, death, worldly things, and many other pertinent issues to the human life are found. The book of Genesis has in-depth information concerning the “natural world, human identity, human relationships, and civilization” [1] . The book begins by underscoring the source of life in terms of the creation of the Earth and the development of human relationships as well as civilization in terms of ruling over the land. Despite the fact that the Bible was penned many years ago when human relationships and civilization had not developed significantly, the lessons learnt from it are of great importance and highly relevant to the modern life. Biblical worldview By looking into human life from a psychological perspective, it becomes clear that human beings live in accordance with some innate values that are acquired from religion, culture, and society. Hence, Christians live according to their Christian values that are acquired from religious teachings based entirely on the Bible. This assertion implies that a Christian lives in accordance to biblical teachings since such precepts form the basis of his or her innate human values from which self-judgments are based. Therefore, the Bible shall continue to have a great impact on human life for as long as Christianity exists to determine the level of human identity, relations, civilization, and relationships. [2] In the book of Genesis from chapter 1 to chapter 11, many lessons emerge concerning the “natural world, human identity, human relationships, and civilization” [3] . On the natural world, the reader learns many issues about the nature concerning its creation, purpose for its creation, and its relevance to life. From Genesis chapter one, God created the natural world where He began by creating heavens and the Earth. On the Earth, He created land mass by pushing the water bodies aside. From thence, He created the lively world creatures, which depended on the Earth for their survival. After reading the book of Genesis, it becomes apparent that God has power over everything that He created and thus He can destroy everything at will as stated in Genesis chapter 6 verses 7. However, the purpose of the natural world is to sustain life for plants and animal creatures, and God has power over the natural world since He is the one who controls the natural events, which bring either death or sustainability to human life. For instance, in Genesis 7, God used rain to cause floods on the Earth when He found that people had become iniquitous and thus He had to destroy them. In the contemporary life, Christians acknowledge the power of God over the natural world, which they have no control over although some humans, through their knowledge, claim to have control over some natural events, but the in reality, God has the supreme power over life and the natural world [4] . On human identity, the book of Genesis describes human as a supreme creature, which was created in the likeness of God before receiving power over all other creatures on the Earth. God loves human beings and they have power over every living creature that was created by God. The original love of God for human beings did not last for long until when Adam and Eve committed a sin by breaking the first law of “not eating the forbidden fruit and they were chased away from the Garden of Eden” [5] . However, God’s love for Adam and