What does the Bible say about God's revelation in creation?

Romans 1:19-20 clearly states that what can be known about God is plain to humanity, as God has shown it to them through the visible creation. The invisible attributes of God, such as His eternal power and divine nature, can be understood through the things that have been made. This indicates that everyone has sufficient knowledge of God, rendering them without excuse concerning their rejection of Him. The created world itself cries out that there is a Creator, and thus humanity is accountable for their response to this revelation.

Furthermore, this passage asserts that all cultures, whether distant or contemporary, have an inherent awareness of God’s existence. Even those who have never had access to Scripture or the gospel have the testimony of creation, which shouts of God’s glory. As believers in sovereign grace, we understand that God’s revelation in creation demonstrates His authority and power, compelling every person to respond with worship rather than idolatry.