Mythbusters: The Flood of Noah's Day vs. "The Holy Hand Grenade" and other sci-fi stories 😁

[John 12.24to28]

 

 

"I am more ignorant than anyone else, 

And I lack the understanding a man should have.  

I have not learned wisdom, 

And I do not possess the knowledge of the Most Holy One."

 

 

  

 

"Who has ascended to heaven and then descended? 

Who has gathered the wind in the palms of both hands? 

Who has wrapped up the waters in his garment? 

Who has established all the ends of the earth? 

What is his name and the name of his son—if you know?"

 

 

 

 

"Every saying of God is refined. 

He is a shield to those taking refuge in him. 

Add nothing to his words, 

Or he will reprove you, 

And you will be proved a liar."

 

 

"Two things I ask of you. 

Do not withhold them from me before I die. 

Remove untruth and lies far from me. 

Give me neither poverty nor riches. 

Just let me consume my portion of food, 

So that I do not become satisfied and deny you and say, 

“Who is Jehovah?”"

 

 

(Proverbs 30:2-9...A Real message from the "outer realms" for any who care to accept it📡💖😉)

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Myth: A god who would end a life must be not nice.

 

Consider: A knife or sword or blade can be used for good or bad.

 

I don't need to go into the bad, but here are some good things a blade can be used for: carving beautiful wooden figurines, surgically removing malignant growths, engraving gems, mercifully ending the life of a dangerous killer animal that's hell-bent on attacking your kids, cutting watermelon slices into bite sized pieces...

 

Do we want to put a blade into the hands of a homicidal maniac? No, of course not.

 

But if our most trusted friend has a pocketknife, are we terrified that He's going to suddenly go on a rampage? No, of course not.

 

There are some false stories, myths, going around about Jehovah. Some people say "oh, He must be so mean, I can't believe He killed all those people in situation X, Y, Z..." (fill in the blank with whatever people say like "the Flood" or "Korah" or "the plagues" or "the pigs in the Legion account" whatever...)

 

If we see a complicated math problem written out on the board but we know the professor can solve it, are we terrified that there must not be an answer just because we can't solve it? Are we terrified that the laws of mathematics must not really exist just because we can't solve it right now? No, of course not.

 

Math always works because of the universal laws that are set in place. They are trustworthy because the One who put them in place is trustworthy.

 

People who doubt God's Love will misunderstand Bible accounts. They will assume bad motive about Jehovah because they don't really know Him. Rather than asking God, "hey, could you let Jesus explain this to me?" they just walk away, just like those people who stumbled when Jesus said "unless you eat my flesh and drink my blood you have no share with me." They misunderstood, and they didn't stop to ask for clarification. It's the same today.

 

There are answers if anyone wants to wait for them. Ask the professor to help us understand. It's foolish to say math is a myth and walk away just because a person can't comprehend calculus functions yet. How much more foolish to throw away the truth and happiness and everlasting life and love just because of a misunderstanding about Legion and pigs!

 

"For the word of God is alive and exerts power and is sharper than any two-edged sword and pierces even to the dividing of soul and spirit, and of joints from the marrow, and is able to discern thoughts and intentions of the heart."

 

"For the weapons of our warfare are not fleshly, but powerful by God for overturning strongly entrenched things.  For we are overturning reasonings and every lofty thing raised up against the knowledge of God, and we are bringing every thought into captivity to make it obedient to the Christ."

 

When we are patient with the beloved Master engraver, we are always rewarded, and the result is something beautiful.

 

(Hebrews 4:12; 1 Corinthians 10:4,5)

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Hi, @boyle! Did you have a good day today?

[Pudgy]

12 minutes ago, boyle said:

n order for that to work. You also need to ask the right professor. Who are you going to trust? Some professionals believe Edward Einstein made mistakes. If someone can prove that, whose going to disprove it?

yeah … I remember Eddie.

Always pretending he was not Eddie Haskell, from “Leave it to Beaver”.  When he grew up he became. LAPD cop, so he could still bully people around.

[John 12.24to28]

10 minutes ago, boyle said:

That's all factored into math.

 

Factoring in math is cool.

[John 12.24to28]

The Jehovah Factor is the best - makes any normal calculation into something superabundantly beyond all we can ask or conceive😃

[John 12.24to28]

3 minutes ago, boyle said:

bully, doggy!

 

I have a bully doggy...

[Pudgy]

3 minutes ago, boyle said:

How, does asking questions considered bullying to the uneducated? You're the bully, doggy! Why is it a raved dog always wants to start a fight?

Because days wha raved dogs DO!

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1 minute ago, boyle said:

Exceptional after the last marathon.

 

Running is fun! I have to run for now, but I will catch up with you a little later!

[Pudgy]

…. Just “rattling your chain” boyle, checking to see if you have a sense of humor ….

[Pudgy]

Yeah, some people have no sense of humor at all. Not their fault … 

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1 hour ago, boyle said:

1 hour ago, AudreyAnnaNana said:

The Jehovah Factor is the best - makes any normal calculation into something superabundantly beyond all we can ask or conceive

Does this mean, faith?

 

You mean you don't know about the Jehovah Factor?