This is the only universal God, the One who makes all people whatever their nationality or culture or religion.

Acts 17: 26-32 (The Voice Bible) This God made us in all our diversity from one original person, allowing each culture to have its own time to develop, giving each its own place to live and thrive in its distinct ways. ²⁷ His purpose in all this was that people of every culture and religion would search for this ultimate God, grope for Him in the darkness, as it were, hoping to find Him. Yet, in truth, God is not far from any of us. ²⁸ For you know the saying, “We live in God; we move in God; we exist in God.” And still another said, “We are indeed God’s children.” ²⁹ Since this is true, since we are indeed offspring of God’s creative act, we shouldn’t think of the Deity as our own artifact, something made by our own hands—as if this great, universal, ultimate Creator were simply a combination of elements like gold, silver, and stone. ³⁰ No, God has patiently tolerated this kind of ignorance in the past, but now God says it is time to rethink our lives and reject these unenlightened assumptions. ³¹ He has fixed a day of accountability, when the whole world will be justly evaluated by a new, higher standard: not by a statue, but by a living man. God selected this man and made Him credible to all by raising Him from the dead.³² When they heard that last phrase about resurrection from the dead, some shook their heads and scoffed, but others were even more curious.

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