We (me and the Holy spirit) confirm our hypothesis that Eden was the highest part of a mountain that filled the whole Earth: Why were there were no Cherubim or flaming swords on the North, West and South of Eden?
March 4th
The Logic of Eden
The logic of Eden is deduced from a simple observation: IF rivers from Eden watered the surface of the Earth, AND water flows downhill, THEN Eden must have been the highest point on the Earth.
A Pearl of Great Price
We had a dream recently (September 19, 2020). We saw a pearl. In the dream we were shown that the formation of a pearl is a picture of core accretion and planet formation.
February 17th
SciPop (the atheist human origins narrative) is an inductive rationalization of the premise that the universe doesn't require a divine origin. All evidence of the supernatural has to be rationalized as something else.
February 15th
Accepting the firmament as a sphere of rigid crystal on the edge of space solves scriptural and physical problems. The King James Bible is the only one from which an accurate cosmological model may be deduced.
February 8th
If Einstein's prediction of gravitational time dilation proves relativity, then does Moses description of it in about 1,400 Bible?
February 6th
The core accretion model is an example of a self-evident truth. It's obvious that the Earth formed as sediment accumulated around the core. Now we have a theory of gravitation derived from scripture.
February 4th
We (me and the Holy spirit) connect the phrases “established the world,” and “set fast the mountains,” with sinking down. This was the second Hebrew gravity concept that we found in the context of the second day of creation. Now we have nine.
February 3rd
The concept of sinking down occurs in the creation narrative when God laid the foundations of the earth. The occurrences of this phrase fit the creation of a gravitational singularity on the second day.
February 2nd
Gravity is fundamental to the working out of God's plan for creation. So how on earth did we manage to deduce that gravity was created on the 2nd day? There are three steps to this logic.