The Book of Genesis is about the beginning of all things called the “cosmos,” which, according to Merriam-Webster, is “an orderly harmonious systematic universe.
One thing that is often missed is
that the beginning never ended; it is ongoing, even to this day. In
other words, the universe (cosmos or “world) is still being created. The
majesty that can be seen from the Hubble and James Watt Space Telescopes (JWST)
are recording the Creation in living color. Giant nebulae like the Eagle Nebula
create stars and stars create planets.
Science, as exemplified in the link
below, are calling the Creation by its right name — the “Creation.” When they even
say “cosmos” that is an admission that order and harmony is
displayed in the heavenly bodies compared to chaos and chance.
After seeing the recent photos,
some taken with infrared filters to see the unseen, any rational person
should understand that chance could not have done those things, let alone is
still doing them in the same order as in the beginning.
Genesis is the “generations”
of all things. Scripture, referring to the genesis of all things says, “These
are the generations of the heavens and of the earth when they were created, in
the day that the Lord God made the earth and the heavens” (Gen 2:4). The word, “generations,”
is not negligible; generations are “proceedings” from the Hebrew word, toldot.
We can still see the processions of the stars from the nebulae where stars are born
which the word “generations” denotes.
Father God did not complete His
work; it is ongoing, and we can still see it happening! Indeed, for God, time
does not exist, and now Michio Kaku parrots that.
Note the use of the English word “day”
about the ongoing creation process — “the day that the Lord made
the heaven and the earth.” Scripture says that God created all things in six
days then rested. In the Hebrew each “day” is translated from “yom.” Is
it really, though? Since the Creation is still ongoing, since the beginning is
one day, age, eon, or even aeon (eternity).
Linguists say that when it is
written yom, it means “one day” in the English. However, Genesis
is about the generations (plural) as a “day.” When did the generating
quit? It never has. Time is ongoing and never ends. Time is infinite and
eternal. Time is incremented for the benefit of mankind. Kaku also said that “time
is a construct of man.” Time is indeed eternal, but it is incremented for our
use.
The generations from the genesis
of the cosmos never ends. The cosmos is dynamic and as one star dies out others
are born. Never will there be the annihilation of all things, and billions
of years from now, the cosmos will still be forming, dying, and reforming.
God is not just the beginning —
the genesis of all things but the workings seen in those
telescopes is God’s handiwork. They show that God is not dead but is as dynamic
and mighty as He was in the beginning. God said, “I AM Alpha and Omega, the
beginning and the end, the first and the last” (Rev 22:13).
“I AM” indicates that God is THE
EXISTENCE — JHWH; that He is the beginning and the end. Existence is
eternal and there was a beginning and the generations remain ongoing. The end
is not the end for there is no ending. God was implying that He is
eternal. The JWST reveals that God still exists and doing what a god is noted
for doing — He is creating right now, and the eyes of those telescopes see it.
The “day” (yom in the
Hebrew) describes the ongoing procession of heavenly bodies. We think of “heaven”
as beyond reality, but it includes all the lofty things (samayim in the
Hebrew) both seen and the unseen. Because of the procession of the cosmos time
does not exist. Time never began in the heaven. Things now are just as they
were in the beginning and that is Dynamic — of the Good God.
There may be some confusion about
God’s resting (sabat) on the seventh day (Gen 2:2). He “desisted
from exertion,” according to Strong’s Dictionary. He did not end His work
but accomplished His business. No wonder Jesus asked about His
service to mankind, “I must be about my Father's business?” Yes, He must. That
was one of the eleven “must be’s” about salvation.
The Father aspect of the Godhead
is Virtue — His Good “Dynamic.” God accomplished His plan and set it all
in motion. It was not that He sat still for awhile but removed His Dynamic and
everything continued because He set all things in motion.
“In the beginning” was not time
related. It was literally of the “first rank” (ibid). God created the
heaven and the earth in one “day” or at zero instant in our time. Once started,
all things kept going. God only intervened when new things were
generated. All the cosmos was done not in time, but with one “Word” coming undone” as Enoch wrote:
I (God — the Father) commanded in the very lowest parts, that visible things should come down from invisible, and Adoil came down very great, and I beheld him, and lo! he had a belly of great light. And I said to him: “Become undone, Adoil, and let the visible come out of thee.” (2 Enoch 25:1-2)
The link that I will provide demonstrates that the visible things come down from the invisible.
And I summoned the very lowest a second time, and said: 'Let Archas come forth hard,' and he came forth hard from the invisible. And Archas came forth, hard, heavy, and very red. (2 Enoch 26:1-2)
Hard things come forth from the invisible. In the video the “Pillars of Creation” are revealed that had been hidden in the cloud of the Eagle Nebulae. Coincidence? Really?
You may not realize it but when
you look at the stars and such, you only see some things that God made.
However, the Hubble and James Watt space telescopes see the invisible things that
He made as well, using infrared filtration.
The things we see, we now know, are the evidence of things that remain unseen. Does that sound familiar? It should; Paul said it: “The invisible things of him from the Creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, even His eternal power and Godhead” (Rom 1:20). That has been proven now. Science thought that the Eagle Nebulae were the Pillars of Creation” and with infrared filters, they see the invisible things hidden in the dust of the clouds therein. (Watch the video in the link following to see God exposed by His handiwork.
Hubble Telescope's Stunning View Of The 'Pillars Of Creation' Explained | Watch
God is Dynamic unless He comes to
rest, as a cloud by day or a pillar of fire by night (Exod 13:21). When God
stops, then His other substances are revealed, just as in quantum theory. When
God rested, that may not mean He sat down on His throne but that He appeared in
a very different form. Resting implies that the Divine Cloud — the Holy
Spirit of God — could be seen as a man-like figure in phantom — the Holy
Ghost.
In Genesis chapter three
that bodily-shaped image once a cloud or pillar of fire was revealed as a
phantom existence (selem in the Hebrew) in the Image of a man walking (Gen
3:8).
God could be detected by His
actions — walking and speaking — but He remained invisible, except to Adam and
Eve who had bright eyes, according to the Books of Adam and Eve. They
could see unseen things with the naked eye whereas we can only know
things are there by the visible things we can see.
If we had had the ability to peer
into the Garden, we would have “seen” God not in person but by the rustling of
the grass and the audible sound waves. Dynamics are evidence of God and the
best evidence now available are space telescopes that capture the Dynamic of
God anytime and all the time.
When did time begin for mankind?
With the original sin… “In process of time it came to pass, that Cain brought
of the fruit of the ground an offering unto the Lord” (Gen 4:3). “Time” is also
yom.
Time was for those outside the Garden
of Eden (Gen 3:24) on planet Earth. In the Creation that still continues, time
does not exist. God kicked it off with His Divine Dynamic and it still spins
and such as He planned. Hence, indeed, in the Creation, time does not exist. Things
continue to go their way just as God revealed to Enoch long ago before the flood.
The dynamics of the cosmos is living proof that God is not dead. In the end, however, He will show His dissatisfaction with the annihilation of one-third of the things that He has made.
And the fourth angel sounded, and the third part of the sun was smitten, and the third part of the moon, and the third part of the stars; so as the third part of them was darkened, and the day shone not for a third part of it, and the night likewise. (Rev 8:12)
If the JWST and Hubble Telescopes
are not enough to persuade you that God is alive, then perhaps destroying a
third part of the Creation might be! Unknown is how long the luminaries are
altered, but after all, in the heavens, time does not exist.