How Big Is God & Lunar Dust ~ Message 46

   This message addresses two subjects briefly. The first considers why we worry so much. The second is an explanation of lunar dust (don’t miss the description at the bottom of this column).   

We have been admonished not to worry but instead to trust God more; “Be careful for nothing; but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known unto God” Philippians 4:6 .

  This doesn't come easy during frightening situations. So how can we replace fear with faith?  When King David's life was threatened by his own men in !st Samuel 30 he “encouraged himself in the LORD his God” and then asked God for guidance.  No doubt he remembered the past times that God had delivered him from a lion, bear and King Saul as well as many others, but in this case his own men were threatening to kill him.  All it took for David to regain courage was remember how helpless he was and how his God had proved himself in times past.  Jesus reminded the Disciples after he calmed the sea, of miracles he had done before, to calm their fear.

  For us, all we need to remember is that God is so acutely aware of us that he is keeping up with every hair that we lose, in real time. 

    The secret of Lunar Dust is one of the best kept secrets of our lifetime!  The lunar landing was an incredible accomplishment but when they landed, what they learned was not what they wanted to believe so they hushed it up.  More than likely for the same reason the natural man doesn’t want to believe in God, (see Romans chapter one.)  Belief in God brings a future accountability for their actions.  Why do people slow down instinctively when they see a police vehicle?   They carry a sense of guilt that makes them respond to authority.

  From here down this explains how God has things worked things out to misdirect scientific conclusions.  This Earth is the same one spoken of in 2 Peter 3 which sank and perished.  So when we read Genesis 1:1 there is only one heaven, Gods home and one earth and it was deep in water and in darkness in the Great Deeps, (Job 38:30).  In Gen. 1:3 God allowed light.  Then he created the vacuum of space by separating the water from the water.  At that point the Earth was still covered with the water he left behind; he gathered that together to let the dry land appear.  

  Following the flood God told Noah “Be fruitful, and multiply, and replenish the earth,” (Gen9:1).  Which is exactly what he told Adam and Eve, (Gen 1:28).  {REPLEN'ISH, verb intransitive. To recover former fullness: N. Webster 1828}.

  There was life on Earth before it sank.  No one knows the age of that one .  What has the scientists confused is that the age of the Earth has been estimated at around 144 million years and the Lunar Dust thickness should have been around 63 feet thick, according to their calculations.  The actual amount Lunar Dust found is in agreement with the Bible, which should measure 3/32s of an inch, just under 1/8".  That is just slightly under what they report to the whole world; it’s about 1/8" thick.  

 Scripture: Mt. 9:20-22, Lk. 21:25, I Cor. 8:1-3, Ps. 90: 1-4, 13, 2 Ptr. 3:3-10 

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