Let me draw a picture of
a wave of God’s hand!
We need to get into
astronomy for this.
Man now can explore
200-million light-years into space—
This is by all means
phenomenal in its own right!
And things we said
were impossible yesterday, are
By and large,
standard today.
Space is a lot of
black matter, black energy.
Old news!
Space is made out of
something, so let’s call it fabric.
In space there are
ripples in the fabric, like a woman’s skirt!
Thus comes into place
space & time,
What causes the
ripples?
Some say, cosmic
events like exploding stars, which are often called supernovas— (this bulk of mass moving is the object that
creates the wave)
When this happens,
everything spreads outwards, at the fastest speed known to man, which is the
speed of light (187,000
miles per second)
Thus, we see the
flash of this event:
Man’s detectors can
detect this of course, and we theorize the merging of black holes with these
neutron stars.
So now we know there
was an event, and the ripples are coming—and we see this among the many
galaxies within that radius of 200-million light-years!
So man can say, “Yes
we’ve seen a gradational wave in action” but it is buried in an ocean of noise,
this is the problem.
Now man has to figure
out, how to blot out the noise, and when he does, if he does it right, what
will he hear? He may very hear God’s voice.
The other
great discovery, perhaps the most profound in archeology in 50-years they say,
is that man has found stone working tools dating back to 3.3 million years
beyond Homo habilis, to the old fellow we call Australopithecus afarensis, whom
scientists have thought were plain old fossils left over by Lucy, —dumb as a
bat!
So
now we got intelligent life, 700,000-years earlier than we had previously
thought…
What
will man learn next?
Every
time he thinks he got something down pat, woops, someone comes up with a game
changer.
Perchance,
the problem with man is that he keeps comparing his brain to God’s, and can’t
understand, in comparison, he has a grasshopper brain.
Yes
the ape talks, but he had to be taught.
No: 4774/5-21-2015
Note one light year is
the distance one can go at the speed of light, at 187,000-miles per
second. It takes 1.3 seconds for light
to hit the moon and come back halfway. Or about eight minutes for the sun’s
rays to hit the earth. So we are talking about a very long distance with
200-million light-years. But Jesus said, there would be phenomenal things in
our lifetime taking place, and so there are.
