In various myths, a divine figure overseeing the creation of the world often takes shape as a creator god, such as Ptah in Egyptian mythology or Yahweh in Abrahamic traditions. These figures embody the authority, wisdom, and power needed to bring the universe into existence. Their narratives typically celebrate the concept of creation itself along with themes like order, balance, and the relationship between the divine and mortal realms, shaping cultural understandings of life and existence.