Many have heard of thermodynamics, but how about "Theodynamics"?
Look for a moment at the
scientific word, “thermodynamics.” The suffix “ics” implies science, and
“thermo” means heat. Dynamics is “the moving physical or moral force in
anything” (Etymology Online), so “thermodynamics” is the scientific
representation of the physical or moral force in anything. Most scientists
exclude the moral force that acts on things and think only of the physical
forces.
When God created the heaven and
the earth, “day” therein is literally a time of warming, and evening is
literally, a “twisting from the warming” (Strong’s Dictionary). Therefore each
“day” of the creation was a “process in time” (Gen 4:3). Hence, days are not so
much twenty-four-hour periods but each “day” a different period in time, of
which “day” could be the duration of the processes, but not necessarily.
Of course, God, because He is
God, could have created all things in six days, but did He? The evidence of
existence is that He did not: “For the invisible things of Him from the
creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are
made…” (Rom 1:20).
God made all things, thusly all
things point to God. The process of creation was one of the invisible things!
Processes can be measured, and the results seen, but the transfer of energy to
mass can only be measured. We assume that because nothing was there in the
beginning, and now it exists, then it was not magic but a very great process in
which God provided the seven steps.
The first six processes were
making real things; the heaven and the earth are both real things. Heaven
cannot be seen but earth can be. Earth is not the world per se but
matter and the heaven is not the sky per se but the unseen.
When God created the heaven and
the earth — space and matter — literally he “cut” the elements that is
figuratively “wood.” God cut wood, so to speak. He shaped the matter
into different things. Of course, Jesus is said to be a “carpenter” (Mark 6:3),
but the Greek word is “tekton” (ibid). The man may have been a carpenter
but the God in Him was a Great Technician. Therefore, God was the first and
greatest, “Almighy Dynamo,” who did things that others so far failed to do,
except in the laboratory.
Now for the moral dynamics of
thermodynamics. I have already shown that God was the “Energy” in Existence (I
AM THAT I AM; Exod 3:14) that provided the heat in the form of Energy to make
all things, even old things anew (Rev 21:5).
Making old things new is a
thermodynamic impossibility except for God. The concept of aging is based on
entropy; that what has deteriorated is lost forever. Entropy is the losses due
to gravity, friction, heat due to changes in state and so forth. Degeneration,
up until the present age, was non-isentropic in that the losses were
irrecoverable because in the world there is both spiritual and physical
gravity. “Non-isentropic” means that the losses due to energy are not negligible.
In biogenetics, scientists do
things to alter the genes. They rewrite the code and edit the DNA. Once
altered, the DNA of any individual is lost. They are who they are forever…
unless — unless God intervenes and makes things anew which He will do in the
end to those who endure the “gravity” of the world (Mat 10:22).
When Jesus healed those who
reached out to Him, especially the woman with the blood issue, “Straightway the
fountain of her blood was dried up; and she felt in her body that she was
healed of that plague. And Jesus, immediately knowing in himself that virtue
had gone out of Him… (Mark 5:29-30). To modify the woman’s blood, even perhaps
the inheritable chromosomes within her, Jesus gave up virtue to heal what
plagued her.
The Greek word, translated “plagued”
is mastix (ibid), inferring that she had an inherited disease of cancer.
In today’s jargon, she had stage four cancer and there would be no recourse
for it, but Jesus gave up virtue to heal her genetics. In a short process in
time (“immediately”) the goodness in Jesus overecame the world and her genetics
encoded in her blood! “Virtue” therein is the Greek word, “Dynamis.”
Jesus used dynamics, in a moral
sense, to change the woman’s genes and He did so in the process of time. That
“moral” force is called Theo by Latins. (Latin is used for the suffix of
many scientific words.)
Because the Virtue from Jesus
changed the woman, and reversed her genetics, Jesus used “Theodynamics;” He
used God’s moral force to change an otherwise irreversible state of
equilibrium. God masked-over her genetic identity, that being the genetic propensity
to have cancer in her blood.
Cancer is metastasizing of the
organism. Her white blood cells had the
cancer removed from her genome. The woman became a new woman! Jesus reversed
the process of death and gave her more time. It is assumed that she died at a
ripe old age because Jesus reversed the process of dying!
Yes, even death is a process, of
course, of different durations for different people. Adam died in 930 years but
now we all are destined to die at around eighty years. Death is a warming,
generally with either a fever or at least a thermodynamic change from warm to
cold. The state of equilibrium is death wherein the warmth that comes from nourishment
twists to a coldness without nourishment.
So, just as death is a process,
so is life!
Up until now, only Jesus could
reverse time and the death process. Doctors could operate and treat, but God
did the healing. When given many people, “The whole multitude sought to touch Him:
for there went virtue out of him, and healed them all” (Luke 6:19). Jesus has
the power to heal one, many, or whosoever believes in Him (John 3:16). He is
the Great Technician that can cut and paste genes to heal or destroy. He is the
one who has the power to kill the body and the soul — the visible and the
invisible (Mat 10:28) or to preserve either of them (1 Thes 5:23). He has the
power to heal the nations (Rev 22:2) and all by losing goodness from Himself to
others; so much that He is weakened to the state of death. He had to die to
preserve the nations!
Given that, as an engineer I
understand thermodynamics, but all things are of God. Therefore, rather than
the unknown god of heat, my God is “Theo” and He alone is the Great
Technician with the Dyamis to alter all things; even our awful genetic
code of depravity — a real irreversible blood issue unless performed by Him!
The First Law of Thermodynamics —
the Law of Conservation of Energy — is “the total energy of an isolated system
is constant; energy can be transformed from one form to another but can be
neither created nor destroyed”
It recalls the ancient “science”
of making gold from lead, but in the case the universe, everything came from
nothing, not even energy.
Of course, you may ask, “What
about Higg’s Boson?” It may have been the energy that started it all but from
where did the energy in the boson come? That is as silly as suggesting that ancient
aliens came from elsewhere to make all things! Where did the aliens get their
start?
The Law of Conservation of God is
that God always existed. He said so to Moses. He is the “Alpha and Omega, the
beginning and the ending… which is, and which was, and which is to come, the
Almighty.” (Rev 1:8).
Only God could make something
from nothing because otherwise “science” would be only alchemy. God is the totality
of Energy that pre-existed all other things. He is the “E” in the equation E=mc2
and the Almighty Existence to generate all things. He must have generated,
or else all hope is lost because without generation there could never be a regeneration!
God is the “Creator” in the Law
of Conservation of Energy. Science ostensibly recognizes the “Creation” but
does not identify the Creator. As such, science has stolen the valor of
Almighty God and has given that Valor to the Unknown God of Chance.
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