Monkeys

Monkeys

 

"God created man in His own image; in the  image of God He created him; male and female He created them." Genesis 1:27

What animal do you see in these pictures? Monkeys! Are all monkeys the same? No. Some monkeys are big. Some are small. Some are brown and some are black. Some can use their tails to hang from trees, and some cannot.

Many animals have a special place for their babies. What do birds build for their babies? They build nests. Where do bears have their babies? In a den. And what do beavers build for their babies? A lodge. But monkeys don't build a place like that for their babies.

Monkeys take their babies with them wherever they go. When a mommy monkey wants to go somewhere, her baby hangs on to her fur very tightly. Then she can run on the ground or jump between branches, and her baby stays right with her.

Baby monkeys don't sleep in a nest. When it is time for a baby monkey to take a nap, it hangs on tightly to its mommy's fur. And when it goes to sleep, it keeps hanging on tightly. So while the baby monkey sleeps, its mommy can climb trees or look for food to eat, or do other things that she needs to do. God helps the baby monkeys hang on tightly so they can stay with their mommies all the time.

Do you remember who made our world? God did. Did God make the monkeys, too? Yes.

After God made the animals, He made people. Do you remember the name of the man that God made? His name was Adam. God also made Eve. She was Adam's wife.

Did God make Adam and Eve to be like monkeys? No. Did He make them to be like any other animal? No. God made Adam and Eve in a very special way. The Bible says that God made us in His own image. God made people to be like Himself. That's very special, isn't it?

God wants us to be like Him, too. God is kind, loving, and unselfish. He wants to help us be kind, loving, and unselfish like He is. Do you want to let God help you be like Him? If you ask Him, He will.

This article provided by:  My Bible First.

To purchase books about nature from My Bible First click here

 

Related Articles

More From Genesis

Ants

The ants' brains are the largest of any insect, and their mushroom-shaped appendages have been…
Ants

Hummingbirds

The hummingbird is the very smallest of all birds, with some species being just a bit over two…
Hummingbirds

Goats

The often-pictured mountain goat can thrive in elevations too high and cold for even trees to…
Goats

Opossum

At home one morning the barking would not stop.
Opossum

Ravens

One wonders WHY God created the raven with an intelligence which they often use manipulatively…
Ravens
House Cats

House Cats

“Six days you shall work, but on the seventh day you shall rest” (Exodus 34:21). What animal so…
House Cats

Gardening Ants

Another fascinating relationship, which has been observed in nature, concerns the Bull's Horn…
Gardening Ants

Turkey Vultures

The turkey vulture, who has some of the most amazing mechanisms to be found in a bird, was…
Turkey Vultures

Butterflies & Moths

Most moths are out and about at night, while butterflies are usually on the wing in the…
Butterflies & Moths
The Sun

The Sun

"God is faithful" (1 Corinthians 10:13). When God made our world, He did not want it to be dark…
The Sun

Kinkajou

I had never heard of a kinkajou—the little creature without a bad odor—until a neighbor got…
Kinkajou
Frogs

Frogs

"I love the Lord, because He has heard My voice" (Psalm 116:1). Next time you go to a pond, see…
Frogs

African Grey

It is not by accident that the African Grey parrot is in a category of "prey" rather than…
African Grey

Northern Cardinals

A person would have to have a heart closed to beauty not to enjoy the sight of the gorgeous red…
Northern Cardinals

Cheetahs

You know you are looking at a cheetah if there is what looks like a black "tear mark" running…
Cheetahs

Tigers

It's really not by accident that the powerful tiger was chosen the world's "favorite animal"…
Tigers

Red-Eared Sliders

Adam and Eve, our little red-eared sliders (turtles) frequently stack themselves one on top of…
Red-Eared Sliders

Publish the Menu module to "offcanvas" position. Here you can publish other modules as well.
Learn More.


donation