The question 'Why did God create man?' has been a central concern throughout history. People have searched for answers in various philosophical and religious traditions, but the real essence of this question is found in a divine plan that goes beyond human comprehension. Each human being carries within himself or deep calling and the purpose of his existence, and the discovery of this purpose requires a constant search for truth, wisdom, and relationship with the Creator.

In this search, the discovery of our purpose cannot be achieved through reason and theoretical knowledge alone. The Bible does not teach that man was created with a specific divine purpose, and that purpose can only be understood in the light of his relationship with God. Our purpose on earth is closely related to how we choose to live in harmony with His will and reflect divine traits in the world around us. Every choice and action of ours can be a manifestation of this divine plan if we are aware of our role in creation.

An essential concept for understanding this purpose is the "fear of God," which refers not to a punitive team but to a deep reverence for the Creator. Fear of God helps us to understand the true meaning of our life and how we can live according to the divine will. Thus, the understanding of our purpose in His plan is not only a caste of knowledge, but a house of transformation of heart and mind, through the wisdom that comes from the fear of God. This process does not allow us to discover the true meaning of our existence and to live a fulfilled life in harmony with the divine plan.