Academic Evidence for Creation, Pt. 3 (11/26/2000)

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Well, I'm very pleased that you stayed for the afternoon session, and I'm happy to go out of here by 2 o 'clock, right?

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I don't know. I'm afraid. It was so good.

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I feel like turning around and getting a third. I did get a second. And let's give the ladies a hand of appreciation.

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All right. And it's so good to be here. Well, I think everyone here was present this morning, correct?

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Is anyone new? Everybody's accustomed to everything, so we can just hit the road running, right?

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I understand you play the piano and the trumpet simultaneously, right? Now, if the preacher ever has me back again, it's with one proviso, that you play the trumpet and the piano.

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Okay? I'll look forward to it.

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That'll be about a decade from now. I hope you're still playing that trumpet. We do this once every decade.

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We did it in 1990. Now we're in 2000. But I have an idea that 10 years from now, we're going to be in glory.

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And I really am serious about that. Okay. I concluded the morning session by talking about your brain.

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Is it possible for the universe to have orchestrated that brain? Remember, I think today, do you remember everything that I said this morning?

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All of it? All right. Good. Good. How many remember

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I was even here this morning? A couple? Just a couple. The evolutionary mindset now, which is really a pantheistic mindset, and all of the original religions of the earth,

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I list in the book, Why Do Men Believe Evolution Against All Odds, all other than orthodox

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Judaism, orthodox Islam, and conservative Christianity, all other religions believe the universe is really a cosmic egg with matter essentially able to materialize itself in any form.

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We call that pantheism. But liberal Judaism, liberal

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Islam, and liberal Christianity hold to that same view. And we are now in a major battle.

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And I wish I had taken more time this morning to show you how the antichrist that I'm sure you teach about, and I think he's probably alive today.

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I can't name him. He's got some friends in the White House. Because my line of work and research has to do with life origins and biblical and scientific inquiry into life origins.

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And if the universe has produced us, if we are in essence, if our brain is the universe realizing its own existence in tangible form, then the antichrist will have an open door.

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Because, according to the scripture, he will set himself on the throne as being

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God, and will be worshipped by an informed generation.

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That's what blows my mind. We're the most informed generation of all times.

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Do you know that you can actually get a certified university degree in front of your computer?

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But you still have to do the work. But you can actually get an accredited degree, and that's only been available in the last few months, and never leave your home from a major university.

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Well, we have at least the potential of being the most informed generation. We have at least facts at our disposal.

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And every eight months, the sum total of human knowledge doubles.

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Every eight months. Do you have any stats on that? Is it faster than that now? You know, it used to be ten years.

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Then it was six years. Then it was two years. Then it was a year. And now I understand every eight months.

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Because of the computerized assimilation of data, every eight months, the sum total of our knowledge doubles.

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So we're an informed generation. Now, are you awake? It's more difficult to keep you awake after lunch.

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So I understand that. I have to ask you quite often, are you still awake? So how could this informed generation worship a human being?

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You know, mankind has rebelled against worshiping Jesus Christ. They said,

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He's a human being. Oh, yes, but that's not all He was. He was the

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Son of Man, but He was and is the Son of God simultaneously. So they've rebelled against worshiping

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Christ, a human being. But mankind will, in mass, with very few exceptions, after we're caught away, mankind will worship the

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Antichrist. Why? Because if the evolutionary, secular, materialistic mindset is adopted, then man is simply the universe realizing its own existence in the human brain.

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So the chaos that we experience, and who hasn't experienced chaos, according to that theory, the chaos that we're experiencing is really the universe with its exploding stars, spiraling galaxies, in some chaos, materializing some of that chaos within our brains.

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So it's natural that we should experience sorrow and chaos, according to that theory. But the Bible has the accurate and completely different explanation for the chaos.

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We are responsible for the chaos, by the way. And there's a direct correlation. I list all of that in the videotapes.

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And by the way, I'm not selling videotapes and books. My purpose is to assimilate information correctly and distribute that information around the world.

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And now, with the TBN series every week, we get calls or letters from around the world.

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We can't even answer them. It's impossible, but it's very gratifying. Okay, back to the main concept.

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If Charles Darwin was right, if the mind of man is the chaotic universe realizing its own existence, then the

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Antichrist, who will be the premier of human accomplishment, he will be able to bring peace against the warring factions.

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The warring factions are primarily Isaac and Ishmael. Back to your area. Isaac and Ishmael will never be at genuine peace until the

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Prince of Peace comes. But the Antichrist will be able to get a temporary peace between them.

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Bill Clinton can't do it. And I pray for Bill Clinton, by the way. Mostly I pray for him to repent, because our nation is in miniature in the

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White House, and our nation twice put in an adulterer and knew he was, and an individual who admitted he's for euthanasia and abortion.

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In the extreme, I'm not for it under any conditions. I think our medical science now can protect the life of a mother under any of these conditions, so there's no justification whatsoever.

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But he's in the extreme, but he's a microcosm of our nation. And if he is a microcosm of our nation, we're in real trouble.

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And we are in real trouble. But all of that fits into the evolutionary scenario. Let me go a step further.

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One of the things I early learned about this administration, and I'm neither Republican or Democrat.

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My party didn't even run. It's the monarch party. It's the King of Kings who's going to be in charge.

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He will be the absolute monarch. And all God's people said amen. I'm for truth in every issue.

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But one of the early things I noticed about this administration, and I'm not simply against this administration.

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I'm against evil wherever it is. I'm for truth wherever it is. But one of the early things

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I noticed was that he was a master at generating chaos because he operates best under chaos.

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You probably never thought of that because chaos throws everybody else off balance.

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But that's where he plays all the time. Chaos in the home.

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Chaos in the morals. Now all of this has a bearing on the point I want to get to. I'm not just getting into politics.

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Our current fiasco in Florida is now a chaotic context.

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Pray that the Supreme Court can bring us back to the original outline and the documents staying within the framework.

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You can't change the rules in the middle of the game. You understand what

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I'm saying? So there's chaos deliberately interjected into the presidential election.

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And guess who is the master of chaos? The liberal side.

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But all of that fits back into the Antichrist. I'm not just talking about the election. It is here and present for us to see.

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So in the mind of the humanist who thinks all of this is natural, chaos is normal.

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It's not sin. It's normal. Therefore, when the Antichrist, like Stalin and Hitler, will wipe out a portion of the population of the globe, it will be normal and necessary.

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Chaos is normal. Suffering is normal. But I want you to know it is not normal. God's not pleased with suffering.

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But you know the theological ramifications of that. So the Antichrist being the premier, who will be the premier example, of human accomplishment in its day of glory.

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The fullness of the Gentiles will have come in. Back to theological interpretation.

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And that day the Antichrist will be enthroned and will be worshipped. How can intelligent people, professors, scientists, educators, mothers?

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That's what blows me most of all. How can a mother, who incubates and bears a child, consider that to be a natural context?

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And that being that she's bringing into the world, arrived by evolution.

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I know some professors get in a cloister and live there without coming down to reality.

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But how a mother can lock her two little boys in the car and physically push that car into a lake blows my mind.

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Did that happen? Yes, it happened. In the

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Bible Belt. Wow. So if those things can happen, we can understand how the

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Antichrist, who represents man in his superior, premier accomplishment.

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If man is simply the product of an evolving universe, then as we worship the

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Antichrist, or they, not we, as they, right, are you with me?

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As they worship the Antichrist, they're actually recognizing the deity within themselves.

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They are worshipping themselves. Does it make sense? Okay, but enough for the evolutionary model.

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We've talked about that all morning long. I've tried to point out why it is now in vogue.

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I've tried to give you evidence showing that it can not be correct under any scientific interpretation.

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So let's now go to the creation model.

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Years ago, when I was a teenager, my mother and dad consented for me to live in the home of Dr.

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L .T. Grantham in Abilene, Texas. Dr. Grantham was in many respects a genius, and he was my mentor, and he wanted me to live with him, travel with him.

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His wife was a dear, precious lady who outlived him, but I would drive for him, and he would coach me like it was

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Dr. Freeman did you, Pastor. So he mentored me over those years, and he made investments in my life that are still bearing fruit.

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No man liveth unto himself, and no man dieth unto himself. We affect each other.

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Dr. Grantham looked at me one time, and he said, you're going to be involved in a lot of discussion in these areas, and he said,

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I learned something years ago. He said, in order to prove that a stick is crooked, you don't necessarily need to measure every angle and length from which it departs from the norm.

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He said the easiest way, now you can do it that way, he said, the easiest way to prove that a stick is crooked is to lay a straight one down beside it.

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That was wisdom. So while we do need to know the errors in evolutionary discussion and evolutionary research and science, so -called.

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What is the straight stick? Does it work? Okay, let me try to give you in brief.

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I got 42 minutes to do it. It's taken me 35 years to research most of this, and I'm indebted to hundreds and hundreds of scholars for their input.

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So let's see if I can do it in 42 minutes, okay? Are you still awake?

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In the beginning, God created the heaven and the earth. The heaven there is the space -time dimension.

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It's not the star bodies because those were created on day number four.

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We talked this morning about the human brain. In the book, and in the blue video series, in the book,

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I quote leading academicians who state that one human brain, your human brain, one human brain is more complicated in its structure than all the rest of the physical universe combined.

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Did you get that? One human brain is more complicated in its structure than all the rest of the physical universe combined.

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Wow. Your brain is more complicated in its structure than all of the galaxies.

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This morning I told you how many galaxies there are. How many are there?

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The latest estimate is 225 billion.

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Each galaxy comprised of how many stars? Over 500 million.

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So you multiply 225 billion times 500 million.

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That gives you the stars. Your brain is more complicated than all of those combined.

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Wow. God did a good job, didn't he? Okay. In the beginning,

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God created the heaven. The context in the Hebrew shows that's the space -time dimension.

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God created the universe, the very fabric of space. In the beginning,

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God created heaven and the earth. And the earth was without form and void, and darkness was upon the face of the deep.

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And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters, and God said, Let there be light. And there was light.

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In fact, let's illustrate that. In the beginning,

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God created the heaven and the earth, held it near his heart.

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The earth was simply a sphere of water. The Spirit of God moved upon the face of the water, and God said,

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Let there be light. And there was light. Now, is that possible?

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Here you have a body of water, and probably in emulsion, all of the chemistry to materialize the earth in terrestrial form, the dry land, on day number three.

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But you have a mass of water with the chemistry inside for all of the physical features of the earth.

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And in the presence of that water, God's saying, Let there be light. And there was light.

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Is that scientifically possible? It's been laughed at for generations until recently.

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Dr. Seth Putterman in the graduate division of UCLA and his graduate students ran a very sophisticated experiment.

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They took a flask of water, just water, and they concerted a beam of acoustical energy.

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We would call that a very sophisticated jam box. They directed particular acoustical energy.

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To their amazement, just the acoustical energy, just the sound produced a bubble inside that flask of water, and that bubble oscillated, and it oscillated in sync with the sound.

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And when it did, and this is what kind of blows me, when it did, it heated up, but it insulated itself.

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In that tiny little bubble of water, it was over 100 ,000 degrees Fahrenheit.

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Bill, that's in the technical literature. Yet it insulated itself. It didn't blow up the flask.

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Physics can do some marvelous things. But not only that.

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Here you have water contained. You have an acoustical source with a prescribed level of energy, and it vibrates.

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It creates a bubble of water. That bubble of water not only heated up to 100 ,000 degrees

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Fahrenheit, but self -insulated. It also gave off full spectral light.

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Sound in the presence of water can produce light. Now that's what the

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Word of God said all along. Now while we work in laboratories, so we had a small amount of light,

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God works on a universal scale. Look what the Word said. In the beginning

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God created the heaven and the earth, and the earth was without form and void, and darkness was upon the face of the deep, and the

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Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters, and God said, Let there be light, and there was light.

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What I'm simply saying is that physically, it is demonstrated to be plausible.

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So, then on day number four, physicists, by the way, admit that the vibratory energy of light holds the physical potential to materialize all the chemistry of the universe.

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In other words, in the laboratory it's been demonstrated that light can be transferred to mass, and depending on, we've got the subatomic particles, and the nucleus and seven potential shells chemistry here, that depending on the orientation of that, the technical literature shows that you can transmute from light all of the chemical elements of the universe.

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And whether God did it that way or not, we don't know. But we do know it's possible to do.

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So on day number four, and again those were literal days, literal solar days, on day number four, apparently

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God took the energy of that light and materialized it into the star bodies on a universal scale.

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Now, back to day number one. On day number one, the water was dominant.

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On day number two, Genesis 1 -6, God said, let there be a firmament. That firmament is extremely important.

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You still awake? We were discussing, you know, I always enjoy having scholars in the audience, because this information is scientifically valid.

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And while someone can say, oh, that's squirrely, well, now wait a minute, check this source and that source, and I have those sources listed in the videos back there and flown onto the screen.

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If you check these sources, most scholars, help me out, isn't it true that most stay within their field, and they don't venture out, and they know nothing of cutting edge research, even in their own field?

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They're justifying their degree by teaching what they were taught 20, 30, or 15 years ago, and even in their own field, they do not stay abreast.

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But if a medical doctor didn't stay abreast of the current research, so we need to be aware of the cutting edge technology.

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So those who are aware of how this fits together, know that the physics of this thing really will work.

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Watch with me. Watch closely. Day one, in the beginning, God created the heaven, space -time dimension, and the earth, and the earth was without form and void, darkness was upon the face of the deep, and the

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Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters. God said, let there be light, and there was light. God saw the light, and it was good.

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God divided the light from the darkness, the light He called day, and the darkness He called night, and the evening and the morning were the first day.

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Now, verse six, God said, let there be a firmament. It will be in the midst of the waters, water above it, water below it.

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It will be integrated with that water. Now, that Hebrew word firmament is the word rakia.

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Essentially, all creation scientists believe in a canopy above the earth, because the

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Bible describes a canopy above the earth. Most of them believe in a vapor canopy, and I did until I got into the

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Hebrew, but the Hebrew says it was crystalline. Hmm.

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It uses that word at least a dozen times and always refers to it as being of a crystalline nature.

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Can water be crystalline? Sure it can. I had some of it in my water as we drank it today.

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What do we call it? Ice. Now, ice normally expands. Water expands as it crystallizes in that context, and that's good.

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If it didn't expand, the ice wouldn't float. And the creeks and rivers, you can tell

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I'm from Texas, I call it a creek. But I haven't gotten around to calling a pond a tank yet.

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I still call it a pond, because if I get accustomed to calling it tank, which

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I did as a kid, I go off and lecture everywhere, you know, and if I start referring to these tanks around Texas, they're going to send me back to Texas.

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But even though I call them ponds, I know they really are tanks. Sure, I know the difference.

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I just don't always spell it out. Okay. If it were not for the fact that God designed that when water crystallizes normally, then it expands, so the ice floats.

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Otherwise, these tanks would freeze in the wintertime from the bottom and never fully thaw out in west

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Texas before the next year, and they would freeze and freeze before you know it.

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Life is, we know it would be impossible. So this indicates a special function that God himself orchestrated beyond the normal physics.

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In that, he produced a firmament called a rhekia, crystalline in nature, very thin, because that's what the word rhekia means.

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It means to compress, pound together, and stretch out this arc of heaven, just imagine approximately 10 miles of the earth, an arc, a crystalline bubble.

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What did we call it before the session tonight, this afternoon? The canopy, a crystalline canopy with the earth suspended inside it, or it's suspended over the earth, and more about that in a moment.

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Stretch this out in thin. Scripture says it was thin. If God says it's thin, it's thin.

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If he says it's thin, it's very thin. So I imagine this at most was only a few inches thick, maybe thinner than that.

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But compressed, pound together. So it's more than the normal ice.

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So it's compressed together. Its structural integrity is very specific.

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It's not just normal ice. So, compress, pound together, and stretch out this arc of heaven in thin metal sheets.

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Are you still awake out there? Metal sheets? Wait a minute.

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You mean God had a metal canopy above the earth? Well, it was technically metal, and we didn't know how to answer that.

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Well, how do you answer it? Well, what are the components of water or ice?

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What are the chemical elements? Hydrogen and oxygen. And they behave in a very unique context in the water molecule.

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They bind. They want to be 109 degrees, separating those two hydrogens.

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But they bind at 104 .5 because of the other electrons on the hydrogen atom.

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Now, forget all about that. Bill knows what I'm talking about there. But you can forget all about it from now on. Okay. When that happens, the water molecule becomes a tetrahedron in shape.

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Okay? You can forget about that. But remember this. Those hydrogens are very important.

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Now they have learned that if you have just 20 ,000 atmospheres, which is not a lot of pressure.

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It's more than we have here. But we work with pressures greater than that daily.

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All of us, one way or another. Just 20 ,000 atmospheres of pressure. There's a phase 7 and phase ice where the hydrogens interlink inside the bonding.

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So that that form is dominated by the structure of hydrogen.

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Now, what is, help me out, chemist.

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What element is at the top of the Mendeleevian chart of metals? Hydrogen.

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Hydrogen a metal? We didn't know that. We just knew it had the right number of electrons, the right valence behaved like it would be a metal.

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We couldn't make it a metal. But God, first time he described it, was that it can be metallic.

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Okay. What I'm trying to say to you is that what

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God had in the scriptures to begin with, we now have the ability to research and we find out that it's just like God said all along.

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If this is true in the physical realm, it's true in the gospel realm of redemption.

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God said we were sinners and that the only answer was the blood of Jesus Christ. And it is the only answer.

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And all God's people said, amen. So imagine a thin crystalline bubble.

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Well, why is it pink? It's suspended above the earth. Why is it pink? Because when hydrogen is energized, it glows magenta.

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What's another word for magenta? Pink. You ladies were right all along.

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God's favorite color is pink. How do you know?

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Because there's more hydrogen than anything else in the universe. You know the color you see at sunrise?

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What color is it? Just before sunrise, just before sunrise, it's pink. There's a reason for that.

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It's technically 6365 angstrom magenta, but it's pink. There's a reason for it.

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Because that's the long wave that outruns the short wave blue from the energy of oxygen.

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And the rays of the sun are energizing the water molecules in the atmosphere.

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And you see the pink first. There are other physical reasons, but that's the primary reason.

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So now that leads me to this. Before the flood on planet earth, the sky was dominated with pink.

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Now, I invented some glasses. I have mine in the car. As soon as I finish this message, or as soon as the pastor tells me, you've had enough time.

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As soon as I finish this, I'll load up and get in the car and go back to my wife. I kissed her goodbye, and I said,

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I'll be back. That's what a man's supposed to do. He's supposed to return. The moment

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I get in the car, if you're watching me, you'll see me put on my pink glasses. I invented those.

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Cleburne Eye Clinic makes them. I call them the creation glasses. The physics of the atmosphere before the flood are put in those glasses.

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They've sold thousands of pairs of those glasses. They keep their eye clinic going, selling those glasses.

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And I don't get any cut on them, because all I did when I started was say, I went over and said, will you make me some glasses?

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Such and such. And they said, okay. So they made them. Then they said, we'll give these to you, your pair, if you'll let us reproduce them.

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And I said, yes. And, of course, after a few months at the time, you can't file a patent on it, because it's public knowledge.

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Anyhow, they've sold thousands of pairs of glasses. And I'm glad they are, because the three optometrists are creationists and born -again believers.

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Those glasses have the physics of this. They have UV filtration, because that thin canopy would filter out ultraviolet.

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Would that help us? We're being damaged daily because of ultraviolet radiation.

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It has polarization, and it has the right level of pink. When you look at pink or through pink, if it's the right level, your brain generates norepinephrine.

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Do we have any nurses here or medical doctors? Okay. Medical doctor?

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Okay. Excellent. Norepinephrine is a neurotransmitter, right?

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Now, you know what's happening in our brains? How many million times per second does our brain receive, process, and transmit signals?

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Exam time this morning. How many million times per second? A hundred million times per second.

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Do you realize that a hundred million times per second, as your brain processes those signals, they pass through what we call a synapse, right?

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And as they pass through it, that signal is electrical. It has to arc, has to arc that gap, that synapse.

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No wonder we're getting old. A hundred million times a second, we're going arc, arc, arc, arc, arc.

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A hundred million times a second. But if you have a neurotransmitter fill the gap in that synapse, it flows without going arc, arc, arc.

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Isn't that nice? God wrote it. Are you getting this? God wrote it all in.

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The sky was dominated with pink. When you look at pink, your brain generates norepinephrine. That's a neurotransmitter.

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I can put the glasses on, drive eight or ten hours, and feel essentially as good when I arrive as when

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I left. Isn't that nice? How many want a pair of those glasses? I don't sell them.

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I don't sell any products. I only distribute information. But we could have put the museum up if I had been wise enough to patent those things.

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But they work. They're incredible. I even use them at night because of the headlights coming.

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Okay, God wrote all of those physics into the earth because God created all the universe and planet earth for the benefit of primarily one individual.

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Who was it? Man. Man? Composite. Encyclopedia Britannica admits, and I referenced that out in the research material, admits that Christianity is unique in all the annals of the literature of cosmology, that is, study of the universe, universal origins.

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Christianity alone envisions a universe that God created to make it an envelope for the benefit of the one made in His image.

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God created the universe for you. Aren't you glad to know that?

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But you knew that all along, didn't you? But this entire universe is orchestrated for you.

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For instance, we need that canopy.

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It was held in suspension. We were discussing between services. There's some special gravitational theories about how it might have been held in suspension.

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But there's another very interesting context. If hydrogen is compressed enough, it becomes superconductive.

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Hmm. Superconductive? A superconductive material rides over a magnet and just rides in suspension.

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Right? So here we have, at least in theory, the superconductive hydrogen riding in suspension in the lines of electromagnetic energy.

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Got that? Okay, you need to get these points so I can give you the creation model. Are you still awake? So it's held there.

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But this electromagnetic field is vitally important. How big were you when you first began to be you?

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One cell. But that cell had to divide. Otherwise you wouldn't be here, right?

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And it had to divide again and again and again. But that cell cannot divide properly without mitosis.

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Mitosis is orchestrated by electromagnetic energy. Without that electromagnetic field, living systems cannot function properly.

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Do you know one reason we're having such difficulty? And we are having difficulty. The leading

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NASA scientist involving this, he and I were in a conference together. He admitted that the

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Earth's magnetic field is just a whisper of what it used to be. We have very little pulsed

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DC electromagnetic energy. Originally, it was ten times what it is today, and we can prove that scientifically.

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It is now 0 .5 gauss. It was originally 5 gauss. And we can prove that from various angles.

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We've lost so much of it. Did you ever hear of the birth defects we're having today worldwide?

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Not only man. Do you know that frogs are being born with extreme birth defects?

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In all systems, there are more birth defects observed than ever before. We don't have the right amount of electromagnetic energy, but let's take it a step further.

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Inside this envelope created on day number two, on day number three, God said,

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Let the dry land appear. How fast? Now, you've got to get this, and I'll wind this up in 15 minutes.

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Are you still awake? It's hard to stay awake after lunch. According to evolutionary theory, the granite of the earth, represented right here.

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According to evolutionary theory, the granite of the earth took 300 million years to crystallize.

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And I want to make sure you get this. According to evolutionary theory, how long did it take the granite to crystallize? 300 million years.

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But what are the scientific facts? A friend of mine, Dr. Robert Gentry, is the world's leading expert in this area.

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Dr. Gentry did his original work at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, Tennessee. And is that a pretty high -profile lab?

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That's it, world class. He did his original work at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. He has examined over 200 ,000 samples of granite worldwide.

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In the granite, in the black areas, all granite has little black flecks.

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In that black area, the granite is crystalline. In the black area, it's called mica or biotite.

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In that, he thin sections it, and he finds tiny little rings left from the radioactive decay of elements.

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Are you with me so far? Everybody with me? Radioactive elements decay.

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It's called a half -life process. And as they decay, if they're in crystalline material, that crystalline material records that decay in rings.

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Now, those rings are called pleochroic halos, but aren't you glad I didn't talk about those? They're just tiny little rings.

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Okay, this is vitally important. Physicists publish in the technical literature that after seven half -lives, all measurable amounts of a radioactive material are gone.

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You got that? Seven half -lives, and it's all gone. Okay. Okay, now you're with me.

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According to evolutionary theory, how long did it take the granite to form? 300 million years.

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But according to the creation model, the stick we just laid down beside the other one, God said on day number three, let the dry land appear, and the dry land appeared.

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Just like that. Did it happen like that? Well, in this granite,

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Dr. Gentry found at all levels, he examined over 200 ,000 samples, at all levels, he found the tiny ring left from the decay of polonium -210.

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Does anyone in this audience know the half -life of polonium -210? It's only a matter of days.

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In a matter of weeks, all seven half -lives would be gone.

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Meaning, that granite had to be crystallized and recorded outside in a matter of weeks, not 300 million years.

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Got the idea? But it's better still. In the granite, he found the rings left from the decay of polonium -218.

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Anybody here know the half -life of polonium -218? It is 3 .05

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minutes. In less than 22 minutes, all of the polonium -218 would be exhausted.

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Meaning, that granite had to be crystallized in less than 22 minutes.

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Are you with me? But it's better than that. He found at all levels, and I've personally observed these, the rings left from the decay of polonium -214.

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I hope somebody in here knows the half -life of polonium -214. Anybody?

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The half -life of polonium -214 is... Yeah, well, it's better than that.

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It is 0 .000164 seconds.

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Well, we can measure it in the laboratory, but it takes special instruments to measure it.

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Meaning, that in less than two one -thousands of a second, faster than I can snap my finger, in less than two one -thousands of a second, all the polonium -214 was exhausted.

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Meaning, that dry land had to appear faster than... Do it with me. Faster than we can snap our finger according to the scientific facts.

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Are you learning anything? When God said, let the dry land appear, and the dry land appeared, He meant what

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He said. It was instantaneous. Just like that.

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Okay, that's not all. I'm going to wind this up and get to the rattlesnake. You thought

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I forgot, didn't you? Okay. Twenty -three, twenty -five, something like that.

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In the days of Pelic, when the Earth expanded, something special happened. You still awake? Let me show you.

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Physical consequences. Let's put the Earth back like it was at creation. Diminish the size of the globe ten to twelve percent.

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Now, if you maintain the same mass, but shrink the volume, diminish the volume...

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Bill, help me out here. We have other scientists who have agreed and worked on this with us.

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If you diminish the volume, but maintain the same mass, the universal law of gravitation automatically takes over.

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You have greater attraction at sea level than you would have with an expanded globe.

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What that would do would be to double the atmospheric pressure. You got that? That means that before the

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Earth expanded, we had twice our current atmospheric pressure. Now, remember, as I closed the morning session out, didn't we talk about Texas A &M

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University, where they found that under two atmospheres of pressure, what does that do to the assimilation of oxygen?

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Triples the assimilation of oxygen. So, in the world before the flood, you'd be born with all your brain cells.

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Why? Because of the assimilation of oxygen. As your mother carried you, she would feed you all the oxygen you needed automatically.

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She would be getting all the oxygen. By the way, a testament run to indicate that with our large lung capacities, under those conditions, man could run up to 200 miles without fatigue.

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How many would like to be able to run 200 miles without fatigue? How many would like to be able to run 100 miles without fatigue?

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How many would like to be able to run at all? Sure, sure. Wouldn't that be marvelous?

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So, under those conditions, that's what you would have, plus the electromagnetic energy.

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Now, that brings us to the rattlesnakes to wrap this thing up.

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Let me get this turned off. You've been so good to listen.

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Have you learned anything? I want to invest in your lives.

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I hope you have learned. My purpose is not simply to come and fill a

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Sunday. My purpose is to try to give you something to answer those four great questions.

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What are those four great questions? Who am I? Where did

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I come from? What's my purpose here? Where am I going?

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Yes, we got those in the first Sunday school that you missed. But you got them. Okay. My purpose is to help you answer some of those questions.

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But a big question I've had all my life is, if God is a

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God of love, and he is, and I knew he had shown that at Calvary, had shown that in giving me life, giving me friends, giving me a precious wife and children, and a purpose.

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I knew God was a God of love, and he proved it most at Calvary. But I had this nagging question.

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Why would a loving God create a rattlesnake? Ever wondered about that?

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You haven't wondered about that, have you? Would you like to know the answer?

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Okay. A rattlesnake is a very sophisticated creature.

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Other snakes perform basically the same thing, but a rattlesnake does it extremely well.

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He has two hypodermic needles. They're normally held in the roof of his mouth, but when he gets ready to vaccinate you, he extends those hypodermic needles,

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I mean a split second, and he vaccinates you. But he vaccinates you at a special spot.

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Tests have been run with rattlesnakes to show you that they don't vaccinate a non -living system.

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They only vaccinate living systems, and they vaccinate the geometric center of a hotspot.

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If you have a cancer or an infection, that's a hotspot. Now, if they're not tall enough to get to the real thing, they take the one closest to them, and they vaccinate you in the geometric center.

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Tests have been run filling balloons with hot water and running them past a rattlesnake.

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And no matter how fast they run them, the rattlesnake vaccinates the geometric center. Water, by the way, is the basis of life.

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Carbon is necessary, but water is absolutely necessary. Okay. How does that all fit into creation?

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Those guys are designed. Let's see. Pastor, your dad went home.

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Two long, long sermons is enough. So glad I got to meet him. He mentioned that last night there was a program on the incredible feats of the vampire bat.

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He mentioned that. Did someone record that? I need a recording of that. It's going to be on again. Would someone record it?

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Let me know, and I'll pay you for all your services. My tape recording system won't record off TV, so I need to get somebody to do it if they replay it again.

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Please. How many think you might remember? Okay. It was on Channel 13. Okay. Pastor's dad told me that there was a two -hour program last night showing that the vampire bat picks up signals, thermal energy signals, from living systems and can distinguish those living systems because each of us gives off a vibratory cycle.

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Every element gives off a different vibratory rhythm and oscillations.

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Incredible. Every chemical element has its own oscillation. And so living systems have their own unique vibrations they give off.

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Thermal energy. And the bat can isolate particular living systems from other living systems.

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The vampire bat is incredible. But the rattlesnake is more sensitive than that. Watch. He automatically filters out what is normal in his habitat.

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He knows when a man begins to walk into his environment. How does he know? He rests with his jaw loose on his body.

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It picks up vibrations from the ground. He knows the vibrations of a rabbit hopping, a deer walking, or a man walking.

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When we get fairly close, due to the pits on his face, he is able to pick up a thermal outline of your whole body.

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He sees you long before you know that he's there. He sees the outline, the organ outline, of your body from those thermal pits.

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Those pits can pick up two -one -thousandth of a degree variation in temperature

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Fahrenheit. Two -one -thousandth. Our labs can't do that very well.

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It takes a very sophisticated instrument to pick that up. Two -one -thousandth of a degree variation.

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He sees your body thermally. Wow. When he sees that body with hot spots in it, do you know that every person here has cancer running through your body?

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Right? Every one of us. Our immune system is designed to take care of it on a regular basis.

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But every one of us has cancer. Pray that it's not going to lodge and accumulate and proliferate.

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When I was nineteen, they gave me two years to live. I was sixty -four earlier this fall.

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Fooled them a little bit. God's not finished with me, and I'm glad. Okay. So, back to the rattlesnake.

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You still awake? Here's the rattlesnake. You don't see him, but he sees you.

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He sees the outline of every organ in your body because you have thermal variation. Because of hot spots.

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Plus, your body is warmer than the surrounding atmosphere, so he sees you in relation to the atmosphere.

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Okay, so he sees you've got some problems. So then he begins to flick his tongue.

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Now, his tongue's forked. You know that rattlesnake tongues are forked, don't you?

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But they don't just jut out like a pitchfork. They wave. Did you ever look at one?

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I don't like getting that close, but you've got to do some studies. We've had some in the biosphere. They triangulate.

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They go... They triangulate back and forth. And as he pulls his tongue...

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And he doesn't just stick his tongue out at you. He pulls it back and forth and runs his tongue over...

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I'm sorry, under. The roof of his mouth is Jacobson's gland.

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And as he picks up the signals of toxins that you're giving off, and he triangulates so he picks them up from every angle, he runs that tongue past Jacobson's gland.

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And Jacobson's gland is extremely sophisticated, and it programs his brain. That guy's toxic.

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He needs a shot. So you get close enough, and he says, just like a nurse,

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I have allergies for 37 years. I've taken a shot every week.

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I don't even feel them any longer. Haven't for a long time. The only thing tough about me is the hide.

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There and there. But it's tough. 37 years, I've had a shot every week. And every nurse does it.

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She gets out that syringe, just a nice little grin on her face, and she says, it's going to stick.

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Why do you grin every time you do that? She says, it's going to stick, and it always does.

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That's all there is to it. Well, the rattlesnake does the same thing. He just doesn't grin. He says,

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I'm going to vaccinate you. And he vaccinates you. Okay, why would

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God make one of those? Now remember, back to the Garden of Eden, you theologians.

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The snake originally walked upright and was the communication link between man and the beast.

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The snake, the serpent, was the most subtle of all the beasts of the field.

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More brain capacity. I don't know if it was a rattlesnake, but I do know that scientifically, they have unearthed fossilized snakes with four nodules, and they weren't just lizards.

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They were snakes. Originally, a serpent did walk upright.

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Hmm. Serpent communicate with man? I don't know how, but I know that Satan can empower.

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Well, God used a rooster to crow for Peter, didn't he? God used a dumb donkey to talk to a wayward preacher, didn't he?

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Sure. So animals can be made to communicate. But animals do communicate with us.

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How many have a pet dog? Do you have one that communicates? Hopefully, he tells you when he needs to go outside.

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I've heard of dogs actually warning in their own way individuals of fire in the home.

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There's a form of communication. It's not very sophisticated, but it's genuine. So the fact that this serpent could communicate is not out of the question.

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Okay, back to the main context. So here we have this snake and the venom.

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You get vaccinated. How does that figure into the creation model? Oklahoma State University ran experiments for a decade.

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They published in the technical literature, and if you want the exact publication, check our website, www .creationevidence

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.org. Check on snake research, venom research, and that'll give you the site for the technical publication.

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Oklahoma State University published in the technical literature. Here's what they found. If you get bitten by a rattlesnake, copperhead, or any venomous creature, any venomous creature worldwide, any, all you have to do is take a stun gun.

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I carry one in my car at all times. A stun gun. Apply the probes gently.

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Zap yourself three or four times around the bite. Go on about your business.

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Zap yourself with a stun gun. Doesn't it hurt? Yeah, but that's better than having a, you know, getting buried.

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Does it work? Absolutely. I was walking through the jungles of Papua New Guinea leading a scientific expedition, and a hornet,

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I guarantee he was that long, came straight for me, apparently from the toxins. Why do bees sting you?

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Primarily because we're giving off toxins, and that's their signal you need vaccination. Because bee sting can cure arthritis and multiple sclerosis.

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Did you know that? Bee sting. But it can also kill you. While I was walking through the jungles of Papua New Guinea leading a scientific expedition, a hornet that big just came straight out of the jungles.

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Whomp! Hit me on the shoulder. And my arm just went lip. I reached for my stun gun, went zap, zap.

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Nobody even knew I got stung. It works. I've also used it for snake bites.

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Oklahoma State University published, that's how it works. How does that fit into the creation model?

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Well, we know that bee sting can cure arthritis or multiple sclerosis.

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Wasp and hornet sting can do the same thing. In California, there's a special institution, medical institution, using snake venom to cure cancer with incredible cure rate.

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Using scorpion venom to cure brain tumors. Wow! But all they know to do is strain it.

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In the biosphere, at Glen Rose, we altered snake venom at the molecular level in four weeks by just having the snakes under two atmospheres of pressure with greater pulse

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DC electromagnetic energy, filtration of ultraviolet, elevation of oxygen. In four weeks, we altered the snake venom at the molecular level.

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Has anyone here ever seen snake venom under scanning electron microscopic analysis?

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It looks like gnarled spaghetti. But then we, after four weeks, have produced it.

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The snake produced it just by having him in there. It looks like honeycomb. We've strengthened it and orchestrated it.

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Theoretically, theoretically at this point, that means we have turned the venom into a serum.

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Hmm. In the millennium. When many of the conditions before the flood will be restored on planet

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Earth, what does it say about the child playing on the den of, help me out, on the den of the asp and the cockatrice?

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What are those? Poisonous snakes. Deadly snakes. Wow. Well, you see, before the flood,

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I told you a little while ago, the electromagnetic field was stronger. To get that electromagnetic field today, we have to use a stun gun and we overdo it because we've got to get an instant cure.

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But what if those snakes and people lived under stronger electromagnetic energy? The venom would never become a toxin.

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So, if you needed repair, and God foreknows everything, he designed the rattlesnake to say, hey buddy,

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I want to help you out. One illustration, and I'm finished. I think you're more awake on that rattlesnake story than the rest of the day.

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One other illustration to show you it really works. Now, I'm not saying that the electromagnetic energy before the flood was the strength of a stun gun.

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It was not. I gave you the level, the Gauss level. One illustration,

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I gave a lecture on that some years ago and a fellow walked up to me and he said, you're going to like this.

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And I said, okay. He said, I'm a professor at Wycliffe up here in Duncanville. And he said, we have missionaries all over the world.

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And he said, just this week, we got the best illustration of what you're saying. I said, okay,

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I'm listening. He said, this week, we got a letter from one of our missionaries in India. He said, over there, the men and the women are separated.

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You know, the caste system. So, he said, the missionary was teaching the men. The missionary wife was teaching the women, the

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Bible. Story of creation, by the way. Do you know that those missionaries start with creation, preacher?

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They don't start with the gospel. But they get to the gospel. Because if creation's not settled, the gospel doesn't make any sense.

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Okay. So, he said, they were teaching. And here was the missionary teaching the men, missionary lady teaching the women.

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He said, one of the national women came pulling the missionary wife and she was stumbling.

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She was just, the missionary wife was just stumbling. Came pulling the missionary wife to the missionary and said, she'd die, she'd die.

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And the missionary looked and a crate snake had bitten her on the arm.

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You know what the crate snake is? It's the two -step snake. You get bitten by a crate, you got two steps, you lose coordination.

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That's the reason she was stumbling. Twenty minutes later, you're dead. Only three people have ever been known to survive a crate snake bite.

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She's one of them. So, she was stumbling. The national woman said, she'd die, she'd die.

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The missionary looked and she'd been bitten on the arm by a crate snake. So the missionary just reached to his belt.

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He had known. Wycliffe taught them to carry stun guns with him. He just reached to his belt, smiled, reached up, pulled the trigger, and the battery was down.

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So he immediately pulled his wife to his motorcycle.

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It's always good to have a motorcycle around. I don't know how to ride one, but a lot of people have a lot of fun on them.

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He just quickly pulled his wife over to his motorcycle, pulled off the plug wire, stepped on the lever, and held the wire up to his wife.

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She got the DC current. Twenty minutes later, she was teaching the women again.

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It works. Don't get snake bit. But if you do, you know what to do.

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I carry a stun gun with me. I've got my pink glasses, my stun gun, both in the car. I hope today you've seen that creation truth is not a bunch of propaganda.

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First of all, the Bible is always right. Now we have enough accumulated research to demonstrate that the creation model in the

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Bible is the only way it could have been. Thank you,

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Pastor. We hear more and more.

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We know you can't even hit the tip of the iceberg with this small amount of time, so we'll have to do this again.

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How many of you would like that? Amen. You couldn't hear you when we went like this, but now we're like this.

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But it was such a blessing, and it makes us all, I'm sure I was sharing with some of our men before the afternoon service, we agree with you.

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We feel like that time is winding down, but we also feel like the

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Lord has us here for a purpose. We're all seeking each step of the way what that purpose is.

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When we hear a man like you speak, it makes us all want to do something. We're not sure what to do out there beyond today, but we certainly know one thing we'd like to do is to be a support for what you're doing.

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It's such important. Let's stand and have a word of prayer together. The book table is still out there, although it is quite a bit depleted,

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I noticed. If you have any other questions for Dr. Ball, just come up after the service.

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Brother Charlie, why don't you dismiss us? I want to thank you, Father. I just thank you,

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Lord, for sharing your awesome power through your creation.

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Thank you, Lord, for verifying our suspicions that everything that you have created,

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Lord, has been for our good at one point in time. We just pray, Lord, that we would take this information and share it with our friends in the proper way and share it with the proper people and that it would make us more thankful,

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Lord, and more in tune with your awesome power and help us walk more in your light and strive more to do your will,

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Lord, and worship you more because that is our purpose, Lord. We just pray, Lord, that you would lead God and direct us in the people of God.

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Dr. Carl, Lord, as he takes this information all across the country, we ask these things, the precious things of Jesus Christ.