In the beginning, God created.
The first thing Scripture shows about God is not a rule or a feeling. It is an act. He creates. He speaks into the formless and the dark, "Let there be light," and there is light. Order called out of chaos by a word. That is the first thing God does, and it is the truest thing about him.
And then John tells you what was happening underneath.
"In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. All things were made by him." The Word is mind. Reason. The ordering of things. So the creation in Genesis was never blind force. It was Mind, all along, and everything that exists came through it.
He made you in that image.
Not a face. The capacity he just showed: to see, to name, to bring order. The first thing the first man does is name the animals, and the name holds. Made by creation, you turn and create. That is what the image is for.
He is not the world. He is the One the world came from, and it carries his fingerprint so plainly you can read him in it. Creation points back to the Creator.
If making is the nature of God, and you carry his image, then to build is the most like him you will ever be. Everything breaks. We build it back. That is Genesis, lived.