-Why can't we see
God now?
Emmanuel did and so can you:.Ezekiel
39:29; Isaiah 45:15;.(*).
-Why did God create the
Universe so big?
Isaiah
48:13,18
The fact of
Creator-God's
creation is all the more amazing when we consider the greatness of
the entire multiverse.
How old is it? Perhaps hundreds
of trillions of years or less or more in the way humans measure time:.2Peter
3:8.
A typical galaxy
contains billions
of individual stars. Our galaxy alone.(the
Milky Way).contains
200 billion
stars. And there
are trilions and maybe more, of galaxies:.Isaiah
45:18 "For thus says the Lord that created the heavens, God himself
that formed the Earth and made it, he has established it and created it
not in vain, he formed it to be inhabited..."
The universe means one verse,
unity, unity of love. Why love?
The multiverse connotes many but together they are all one in this unity.
It's just that we don't experience all of what's in this multiverse, only
some things. In meditation you discover
the unity necessary to bring
peace and prevent crime and other harmful things to people."Eternity
of life is the true unity with the Creator."....Grigori
Grabovoi.
While it
is decaying, the multiverse is
expanding. Everything is in constant recreation. Your body recreates
itself. The sun comes up every day. Especially when you sleep organs are
repaired and recreated, your internal physical systems do all the many,
many things it does to keep the internal clean and well functioning.
So, why then does one die, if it's always
recreating? Why then do we get
ill?
From an article about the
book Why Aren't Black Holes.Black?
The Unanswered Questions at the Frontiers of Science, Anchor Books,
by Robert Hazen, research scientist
at the Geophysical Laboratory at the Carnegie Institution of Washington,
D.C. and Clarence Robinson
professor of Earth science at George Mason University. His newly released
book was cowritten with Maxine Singer, president of the Carnegie Institution
and scientist emeritus
at the National Institute of Health's Laboratory of Biochemistry:."There
is so much left to discover. Moreover, if the task of describing the tangible
universe weren't enough, it now appears that most of the mass of the universe,
as much as 99 percent by some estimates, is missing, evidently consisting
of strange matter unlike anything we now comprehend. Within the past two
decades astronomers have discovered overwhelming evidence that the universe
is littered with dark matter, seemingly invisible stuff that must be out
there but has not been found even with our most powerful telescopes.
And what about
white
holes?
"Looking outward to space,
we observe tens of billions of stars
in each of tens of billions of galaxies, perhaps a
trillion solar systems exist for every human.(but
none like the Milky Way
God specifically engineered
for humanity).
"Almost all of the universe's
matter that we know about is concentrated in galaxies, which exist on a
scale almost beyond comprehension. Each galaxy holds tens to hundreds
of billions of stars in a
region that may exceed 100,000 light years in diameter.(a
light year is the distance light travels in one yearand is almost 6 trillion
miles).
"Our own galaxy, the
Milky Way, 
contains
all the stars and constellations
that are familiar to us in the night sky, but billions of other galaxies
are also easily visible with the aid of telescopes."
"Why is it that although
the Milky Way's centre devours matter at the rate of 1/5000th of a solar
mass annually, yet it produces no x
or gamma rays.(high
energy photons).
No one knows why." ...American Scientist.(americanscientist.org),
July/Aug, 2000. After several shots throughout the evening right before
wrapping-up for the night the photographer captured the Bodie Island Lighthouse
in the Outer Banks of North Carolina sized up with the Milky Way and the
starry sky exploding in the background. Nags Head, North Carolina, USA,
July 13 2018. Credit: Jason Perry, USA
For astronomers who want
to study the nature and distribution of the universe's mass, galaxies are
the logical place to start. See also 'Astronomy/Astrology'.
There is so much still to
be discovered both in the infinite.(extending
beyond measure or comprehension).and
finite.(having
measurable limits).universe.
Even after centuries of labors, by most estimates we have identified only
one or two percent of all living species on Earth, have sampled only the
thin outer skin of the planet and have described only a
few of the 80,000 proteins that our bodies produce.
We know all 100 or so stable
elements of the
periodic table, but the number of possible combinations of these elements
is for all intents and purposes.infinite.
Our Creator created the Earth
to be inhabited:.Isaiah
45:18 "For thus says the Lord that created the heavens. God himself
that formed the Earth and made it. He has established it. He created it
not in vain. He formed it to be inhabited. I am the Lord and there
is none else."
Is one to assume
that the universe has been created for something less? Does the Infinite
One plan and create things that have no long term use for man?.Job
7:17,18; Psalms 8:4-6; Hebrews
2:6-8.
-What kind of house does
the Creator live in?.Acts
17:24; Ephesians 2:22; 1Kings
8:27; Hebrews 3:6;.(*).(*).(*).
How big is His house?.2Chronicles
2:6 "But who is able to build him an house, seeing the heaven and heaven
of heavens cannot contain him?..." Jeremiah
23:24 "...Do not I fill heaven and Earth, says the Lord?" 1Timothy
3:15 "...the house of God, which is the church of the living God...".Isaiah
66:1; Luke 17:21; John
14:2; 2Corinthians 5:1.
-What
is this Creator?