Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Why light? Why are the very first words of creation in the Bible, let there be light?
Why is light so important, especially when it makes up a tiny fraction of the electromagnetic spectrum?
Why light? Why are the very first words of creation in the Bible, let there be light?
Why is light so important, especially when it makes up a tiny fraction of the electromagnetic spectrum?
Why light? Why are the very first words of creation in the Bible, let there be light?
Why is light so important, especially when it makes up a tiny fraction of the electromagnetic spectrum?
Why light? Why are the very first words of creation in the Bible, let there be light?
Why is light so important, especially when it makes up a tiny fraction of the electromagnetic spectrum?
Why light? Why are the very first words of creation in the Bible, let there be light?
Why is light so important, especially when it makes up a tiny fraction of the electromagnetic spectrum?
So what is this law?Why light? Why are the very first words of creation in the Bible, let there be light?
Why is light so important, especially when it makes up a tiny fraction of the electromagnetic spectrum?
"Let there be light" is a reference to the law coming into the world as a "light to the nations."
Before the light was spoken into existence in the form of instruction, law, there was no heaven above the world below. There was only darkness and confusion on earth, a vast wilderness that had been without shape or form and void for billions of years with no objective way for people to differentiate between clean and unclean, right and wrong, true and false, good and evil, life and death.
The law, light itself, is the firmament, the basis, for the kingdom of Heaven, and the darkness has never mastered it.
The universe is estimated to have been around for about 400 million years before light appeared. So "let there be light" isn't about the Big Bang.
So what is this law?Why light? Why are the very first words of creation in the Bible, let there be light?
Why is light so important, especially when it makes up a tiny fraction of the electromagnetic spectrum?
"Let there be light" is a reference to the law coming into the world as a "light to the nations."
Before the light was spoken into existence in the form of instruction, law, there was no heaven above the world below. There was only darkness and confusion on earth, a vast wilderness that had been without shape or form and void for billions of years with no objective way for people to differentiate between clean and unclean, right and wrong, true and false, good and evil, life and death.
The law, light itself, is the firmament, the basis, for the kingdom of Heaven, and the darkness has never mastered it.
God didn't focus on anything, someone wrote in a book that god said something. Totally made up.The universe is estimated to have been around for about 400 million years before light appeared. So "let there be light" isn't about the Big Bang.
400 million years in relation to how long the universe has existed is practically nonexistent.
You do realize this, right?
I kinda have the opinion that light is most important to human beings, which was why God was focused on light. As I've said, light is only a small fraction of the electromagnetic spectrum. Most of what exists we cannot detect. But this limited ability to sense the reality around us is representative of our general limited finite nature in general. It is up to God to reveal the reality around us that we are unable to understand or grasp. Without him, all we know is a very limited scope of reality in terms of what we can detect with our 5 senses.
Most of what IS we cannot detect.
Why is it that you always have nothing whenever I call you on what you say? So c'mon princess, what law?So what is this law?Why light? Why are the very first words of creation in the Bible, let there be light?
Why is light so important, especially when it makes up a tiny fraction of the electromagnetic spectrum?
"Let there be light" is a reference to the law coming into the world as a "light to the nations."
Before the light was spoken into existence in the form of instruction, law, there was no heaven above the world below. There was only darkness and confusion on earth, a vast wilderness that had been without shape or form and void for billions of years with no objective way for people to differentiate between clean and unclean, right and wrong, true and false, good and evil, life and death.
The law, light itself, is the firmament, the basis, for the kingdom of Heaven, and the darkness has never mastered it.
What is this law?
Don't take a dump in the same cup that you drink out of. If you do everything you drink will taste like shit.....lol
Why is it that you always have nothing whenever I call you on what you say? So c'mon princess, what law?So what is this law?Why light? Why are the very first words of creation in the Bible, let there be light?
Why is light so important, especially when it makes up a tiny fraction of the electromagnetic spectrum?
"Let there be light" is a reference to the law coming into the world as a "light to the nations."
Before the light was spoken into existence in the form of instruction, law, there was no heaven above the world below. There was only darkness and confusion on earth, a vast wilderness that had been without shape or form and void for billions of years with no objective way for people to differentiate between clean and unclean, right and wrong, true and false, good and evil, life and death.
The law, light itself, is the firmament, the basis, for the kingdom of Heaven, and the darkness has never mastered it.
What is this law?
Don't take a dump in the same cup that you drink out of. If you do everything you drink will taste like shit.....lol
You mentioned a law. So what law?Why is it that you always have nothing whenever I call you on what you say? So c'mon princess, what law?So what is this law?Why light? Why are the very first words of creation in the Bible, let there be light?
Why is light so important, especially when it makes up a tiny fraction of the electromagnetic spectrum?
"Let there be light" is a reference to the law coming into the world as a "light to the nations."
Before the light was spoken into existence in the form of instruction, law, there was no heaven above the world below. There was only darkness and confusion on earth, a vast wilderness that had been without shape or form and void for billions of years with no objective way for people to differentiate between clean and unclean, right and wrong, true and false, good and evil, life and death.
The law, light itself, is the firmament, the basis, for the kingdom of Heaven, and the darkness has never mastered it.
What is this law?
Don't take a dump in the same cup that you drink out of. If you do everything you drink will taste like shit.....lol
That was the abridged version of the law for dummies.
Most of the law is not about doing something difficult, its about not doing something stupid..like asking , "what law?" lol.... an impossibility for some people apparently.
So until you stop acting stupid and defecating into your own cup, everything you taste will continue to taste just like shit.
"And the darkness has never mastered it" ..........
The universe is estimated to have been around for about 400 million years before light appeared.
So "let there be light" isn't about the Big Bang.
Why light? Why are the very first words of creation in the Bible, let there be light?
Why is light so important, especially when it makes up a tiny fraction of the electromagnetic spectrum?
Light is warm life as we know and thrive within it. In light thrives the logical order of life's near infinite hierarchical systems. Thus life is anti-chaos to the sightless coldness of darkness. Light, or illumination, therefore is truth and wisdom carved from the sightlessness of infinite darkness. Knowledge, illumination; lightlessness, ignorance or absence of "seeing truth" both within ourselves and in the world outside our physical vessel. Light represents learning; darkness represents illogical, infinite guessing; Sentience from inert, ethereal nothingness?
Why did Prometheus steal fire from the Gods? Did fire not represent knowledge--forbidden, yes--and heat and warmth and manipulation of matter and light. Then follows that the absence of fire (man-made light) was darkness (ignorance of knowledge), and thus . . . absence of godlike power.
God used light to hollow out an illuminated dominion from the abyss of infinite darkness where life could rapidly proliferate. God estimated as seeing with the "eye-of-the-mind" aided by unembodied sentience (ultimate inner illumination) could represent Man seeing by aid of light with eyes of mortal flesh. In the act of both kinds of seeing, godlike and moral, "light" inner and from without represents wisdom and the ability to "see" the truth of reality, where in the absence of light we stumble around blindly reaching out for the cosmic light switch trying to learn by feel alone. Learning by touch alone risks great personal harm. One can only guess who or what our hands (minds) might brush against in absolute darkness.
Was light then representative not of potential for ultimate power (sentience), but rather the ultimate tool to aid in the best usage of that power? If so then in invoking, conjuring or creating light God provided sentience a means to "see" the universe and be illuminated by all within range of its sight.