This document provides an introduction to atheism and the theory of evolution, as well as discussing the history of atheism and evolution. It explores different theories related to creation, such as the gap theory, day-age theory, and the garden theory. The document references several Bible passages and provides links for readers to learn more details from scientists and references. Overall, it presents perspectives that are skeptical of evolution and supportive of creation theory.
The document discusses the doctrine of baptism according to the Bible. It provides several witnesses from Scripture that baptism is essential, including Jesus' words about being "born of water and the Spirit" in John 3:5. It also examines the Greek word for baptism and provides various historical sources that indicate baptism was practiced by immersion in the early church rather than sprinkling.
The document discusses the biblical study of Christology, which is the study of the person of Jesus Christ. It provides biblical evidence from passages like Micah 5:2, Isaiah 9:6, and John 1:1-2 to support that Jesus Christ is eternal and the creator. Further evidence is presented from passages like John 1:3, Colossians 1:16 to indicate that Jesus is God.
This document summarizes key differences between a creation model and evolution model of origins. The creation model is based on a literal interpretation of the Bible where God created the universe and life in six 24-hour days, while the evolution model says the universe and life developed over billions of years through natural processes like mutation and selection. The document also discusses biblical evidence for a global flood, the order of creation events, the cause of death being related to sin, and Jesus affirming biblical figures and events. It aims to explain why our beliefs about origins matter and how understanding creation science can help believers defend their faith.
1) The document provides background information on the book of 1 John, including its author (John), purpose of writing (so readers may have full joy and not sin), and key themes (perseverance of the saints, nature of sin, sons of God).
2) It examines several passages in depth, explaining theological concepts like the neuter usage regarding Jesus, distinction between singular and plural references to sin, and definition of sin involving transgression of Mosaic law.
3) Passages about seeing God, deception, and idolatry are discussed in the context of warnings for believers during the end times tribulation period concerning taking the mark of the beast or swearing oaths to the antichrist.
The document discusses that the Bible is the most reliable source for truth about the future because:
1) The Bible claims authority as the word of God and was authored by men who spoke from God.
2) The Bible has the greatest reliability based on the number of manuscripts and how close they are to the originals, as well as being correct archaeologically and scientifically.
3) The Bible has 100% accuracy in prophecies about Christ and the destruction of Tyre and Sidon, demonstrating it can foretell the future. Studying end times helps believers prepare for Christ's return and eternity.
Genesis 1:3 - Meditate the Scripture Daily bit by bitBerean Wanderean
And God said, Let there be light: and there was light.
Genesis 1:3
God. Ps 33:6, 9. 148:3, 5. Mt 8:3. Jn 11:43, 44. said. ver. 3, 6, 9, 11, 14, 20, 24, 26, 28, 29. Let. Ge 13:8. 18:4. 24:14-18. Jb 42:2. Ec 8:4. Mt 7:4. 13:30. 27:22. Jn 14:1. Ph 2:5. be. or, become. ver. 2. light. Jb 36:30. 38:19. Ps 74:16. 97:11. 104:2. 118:27. 119:130. Is 45:7. 60:19. Jn 1:5, 9. 3:19. 9:5. Ac 9:3. 2 Co 4:6. Ep 5:8, 14. Col 1:12. 1 Ti 6:16. 1 P 1:23-25. 1 J 1:5. 2:8. was. or, became. Ge 1:14-19.
The meaning of the Scripture is the Scripture.
Be saturated with the Word of God.... daily.
THE WAY OF THE WICKED
TEXT: GEN 6-8
I. OFFENSIVE TO GOD.
GEN 6:5-8
II. INCOMPREHENSIVE TO MAN-
HEB 11:7
III. INDEFENSIBLE AGAINST GOD
GEN 7:4
CONCLUSION- LONGSUFFERING
1PET 3:20
The document discusses the gospel and atonement as revealed through the Old Testament sanctuary services. It notes that the sanctuary services pointed to Christ and the plan of salvation. The gospel is presented as having three steps: (1) Christ's death on the cross provided atonement for sin, reconciling humanity to God; (2) believers experience daily sanctification and victory over sin; (3) complete salvation will come at Christ's second coming when believers are glorified and sin is removed entirely. The sanctuary services model these three steps of atonement and salvation.
The document discusses the doctrine of baptism according to the Bible. It provides several witnesses from Scripture that baptism is essential, including Jesus' words about being "born of water and the Spirit" in John 3:5. It also examines the Greek word for baptism and provides various historical sources that indicate baptism was practiced by immersion in the early church rather than sprinkling.
The document discusses the biblical study of Christology, which is the study of the person of Jesus Christ. It provides biblical evidence from passages like Micah 5:2, Isaiah 9:6, and John 1:1-2 to support that Jesus Christ is eternal and the creator. Further evidence is presented from passages like John 1:3, Colossians 1:16 to indicate that Jesus is God.
This document summarizes key differences between a creation model and evolution model of origins. The creation model is based on a literal interpretation of the Bible where God created the universe and life in six 24-hour days, while the evolution model says the universe and life developed over billions of years through natural processes like mutation and selection. The document also discusses biblical evidence for a global flood, the order of creation events, the cause of death being related to sin, and Jesus affirming biblical figures and events. It aims to explain why our beliefs about origins matter and how understanding creation science can help believers defend their faith.
1) The document provides background information on the book of 1 John, including its author (John), purpose of writing (so readers may have full joy and not sin), and key themes (perseverance of the saints, nature of sin, sons of God).
2) It examines several passages in depth, explaining theological concepts like the neuter usage regarding Jesus, distinction between singular and plural references to sin, and definition of sin involving transgression of Mosaic law.
3) Passages about seeing God, deception, and idolatry are discussed in the context of warnings for believers during the end times tribulation period concerning taking the mark of the beast or swearing oaths to the antichrist.
The document discusses that the Bible is the most reliable source for truth about the future because:
1) The Bible claims authority as the word of God and was authored by men who spoke from God.
2) The Bible has the greatest reliability based on the number of manuscripts and how close they are to the originals, as well as being correct archaeologically and scientifically.
3) The Bible has 100% accuracy in prophecies about Christ and the destruction of Tyre and Sidon, demonstrating it can foretell the future. Studying end times helps believers prepare for Christ's return and eternity.
Genesis 1:3 - Meditate the Scripture Daily bit by bitBerean Wanderean
And God said, Let there be light: and there was light.
Genesis 1:3
God. Ps 33:6, 9. 148:3, 5. Mt 8:3. Jn 11:43, 44. said. ver. 3, 6, 9, 11, 14, 20, 24, 26, 28, 29. Let. Ge 13:8. 18:4. 24:14-18. Jb 42:2. Ec 8:4. Mt 7:4. 13:30. 27:22. Jn 14:1. Ph 2:5. be. or, become. ver. 2. light. Jb 36:30. 38:19. Ps 74:16. 97:11. 104:2. 118:27. 119:130. Is 45:7. 60:19. Jn 1:5, 9. 3:19. 9:5. Ac 9:3. 2 Co 4:6. Ep 5:8, 14. Col 1:12. 1 Ti 6:16. 1 P 1:23-25. 1 J 1:5. 2:8. was. or, became. Ge 1:14-19.
The meaning of the Scripture is the Scripture.
Be saturated with the Word of God.... daily.
THE WAY OF THE WICKED
TEXT: GEN 6-8
I. OFFENSIVE TO GOD.
GEN 6:5-8
II. INCOMPREHENSIVE TO MAN-
HEB 11:7
III. INDEFENSIBLE AGAINST GOD
GEN 7:4
CONCLUSION- LONGSUFFERING
1PET 3:20
The document discusses the gospel and atonement as revealed through the Old Testament sanctuary services. It notes that the sanctuary services pointed to Christ and the plan of salvation. The gospel is presented as having three steps: (1) Christ's death on the cross provided atonement for sin, reconciling humanity to God; (2) believers experience daily sanctification and victory over sin; (3) complete salvation will come at Christ's second coming when believers are glorified and sin is removed entirely. The sanctuary services model these three steps of atonement and salvation.
The document provides an in-depth analysis of the biblical story of Jonah and its lessons. It examines Jonah's disobedience in refusing God's call to preach to Nineveh and his anger when God spared the city. God used storms, a great fish and a dying plant to reprove Jonah and turn his heart fully to obedience and acceptance of God's mercy for all people. The story conveys important messages about faith over feelings, accepting God's calls, and surrendering one's will to God's.
The document provides an in-depth analysis of the biblical story of Jonah and its lessons. It examines Jonah's disobedience in refusing God's call to preach to Nineveh and the consequences it led to, including a great storm at sea, being thrown overboard, and being swallowed by a large fish. Eventually, Jonah complied with God's command and preached to Nineveh, leading to the city repenting from their wicked ways, much to Jonah's dismay. The story highlights the themes of obedience to God, God's mercy and forgiveness, and not judging others.
“The Kind of Preaching That Pleases God”Don McClain
This document examines what constitutes successful preaching according to God rather than popular measures. It profiles several preachers in the Bible like Noah, Jeremiah, John the Baptist, Jesus, Paul, Peter and Stephen. All faced opposition but faithfully proclaimed God's message of repentance, judgment for sin, and salvation through obedience. True preaching pleases God by upholding sound doctrine instead of popular fables and applies scriptural teachings to modern issues while opposing false teachings.
Ginger and Edward Kasser authored this presentation about Elohim, the Hebrew name for God. It discusses how Elohim means Creator God and is a plurality of three. The presentation then summarizes each of the six days of creation according to the book of Genesis, describing what God created on each day. It emphasizes that after completing his work, on the seventh day God rested and sanctified it. The presentation aims to teach about who Elohim is and the order and events of the creation story.
The document discusses biblical views on creation and the age of the earth from a young earth creationist perspective. It makes 3 main points:
1) It summarizes common beliefs among young earth creationists, including that the world was created around 6,000 years ago, dinosaurs lived at the same time as humans, and Noah's flood explains most geological features.
2) It argues that the fall of man led to the fall of the earth from its original perfect state, causing suffering, death, and a "fallen" world.
3) It claims that scientists who date the earth as older do so based on a paradigm of disbelief in the Bible rather than considering its truth, and that more believing scientists
This passage from Exodus describes how God sent plagues of frogs upon Egypt when Pharaoh refused to let the Israelites go. The frogs overran Egypt, getting into people's homes and beds. Pharaoh asked Moses to pray for the frogs to be removed, but then hardened his heart again after they were gone. The summary warns that delaying spiritual decisions has consequences, as Pharaoh and Egypt had to endure another night with the frogs due to Pharaoh's refusal to comply fully with God.
This document provides an outline and commentary for a sermon on 2 Peter 3:1-18. It discusses the key points that Peter makes about the return of Jesus, including that scoffers will deny it but God has intervened in history through events like the Flood. The sermon notes that Peter's letter serves as his "swan song" warning of coming apostasy. It outlines the chapter and explains that the day of the Lord will come suddenly for unbelievers but believers should not be surprised as they watch and wait in light of Christ's promise to return.
This document provides an overview and analysis of key aspects of understanding the Book of Revelation. It discusses:
- The book's intended meaning and time frame, noting it was meant to be understood by early Christians facing persecution.
- Two common approaches to interpreting Revelation (historicist and futurist) and arguments for understanding it in its original context.
- Important symbols and their meanings, either explained directly in the text or through comparisons to other Bible passages.
- Features like repeated themes of judgment, paired opposites representing good and evil, and the need to solve Revelation like a puzzle rather than view it as a mystery.
This document provides instructions for salvation according to the Bible. It explains that salvation comes through faith in God and obedience to His word. The key steps to salvation outlined are: 1) Hear the gospel, 2) Believe in Jesus, 3) Repent of sins, 4) Confess faith in Christ, 5) Be baptized for forgiveness of sins. Examples are given from Acts showing people completing these steps. Obedience leads to salvation but disobedience leads to condemnation. The purpose is to provide the true biblical path to salvation.
1. The document discusses Jesus' criticism of the generation of his time for rejecting both the teachings of John the Baptist and himself. It says they thought both were wrong but that their teachings were justified by the repentance and renewal they brought.
2. It contrasts this with the counterfeit wisdom of the world that is concerned with riches and pride, noting how Satan fell from his original position through such corruption of wisdom.
3. It outlines Satan's five step fall from his original role as an anointed cherub to his future judgment in the lake of fire, going through stages of being cast down to earth and bound for set periods of time.
This document contains several Bible verses from both the Old and New Testaments discussing the importance of being "born again" through faith in Jesus Christ. Key points include: all have sinned and fall short of God's glory (Romans 3:23, 5:12); one must confess faith in Jesus and believe in his resurrection to be saved (Romans 10:9-14); without faith it is impossible to please God (Hebrews 11:6); Jesus tells Nicodemus one must be "born of water and the Spirit" to enter God's kingdom (John 3:3-7). The document emphasizes salvation comes through faith in Christ, not works, and baptism symbolizes having a clean heart and right spirit
John the Baptist preached repentance in the wilderness, dressing differently and eating locusts and honey. He baptized people in the Jordan River who confessed their sins. John rebuked the Pharisees and Sadducees, telling them to bring forth fruits of repentance. He said Jesus would baptize with the Holy Spirit and fire. Many people from Jerusalem and surrounding areas went to hear John and were baptized by him.
1) Christians are commanded to do things that seem impossible, such as elevating God above all else, magnifying God, and emulating God's holiness.
2) The document discusses elevating God by exalting him alone and not oneself. It also discusses magnifying God by making him appear larger through praise and thanksgiving.
3) Emulating God's holiness involves imitating Christ's character and walking as he walked through sanctification by God's word and cleansing oneself from sin. Christians are called to holiness as God is holy.
The document discusses the three angels' messages of Revelation 14:6-12. It provides context on the book of Revelation and explains that an angel delivers God's messages to humanity. The three angels' messages concern worshipping God as creator, leaving Babylon, and warnings about worshipping the beast. The document urges believers to proclaim these universal messages as part of God's final appeal to humanity.
The document discusses the three angels' messages of Revelation 14:6-12. It provides context on the book of Revelation and explains that an angel delivers God's messages to humans. The three angels' messages warn of impending judgment for worshipping the beast and call people to worship God as creator. The messages are a final appeal from God for people to come out of Babylon before facing his wrath.
The document discusses the tribulation and the seven last plagues according to biblical prophecy. It notes that Jesus said his followers would face tribulation, but that tribulation produces perseverance in believers. While tribulation comes from Satan, it does not separate believers from God's love. The document asserts that the seven plagues will fall on those who worship the beast and receive his mark, not on God's people. Believers are promised divine protection during times of tribulation and the pouring out of the plagues.
Pastor Elio Marrocco's "The Doctrine of Christ" sermon at New Life Christian Church on July 6, 2014. You can learn more about New Life Christian Church here: http://www.newlifecc.ca
This document contains multiple Bible passages from Genesis and Exodus discussing God and his revelation to Moses and mankind. It discusses the name of God, "I AM" and how this relates to Jesus Christ. It argues that Jesus claimed to be God based on him being the "I AM" that was revealed to Moses and appeared to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. The document aims to show Jesus' deity from the Old Testament.
The document provides an in-depth analysis of the biblical story of Jonah and its lessons. It examines Jonah's disobedience in refusing God's call to preach to Nineveh and his anger when God spared the city. God used storms, a great fish and a dying plant to reprove Jonah and turn his heart fully to obedience and acceptance of God's mercy for all people. The story conveys important messages about faith over feelings, accepting God's calls, and surrendering one's will to God's.
The document provides an in-depth analysis of the biblical story of Jonah and its lessons. It examines Jonah's disobedience in refusing God's call to preach to Nineveh and the consequences it led to, including a great storm at sea, being thrown overboard, and being swallowed by a large fish. Eventually, Jonah complied with God's command and preached to Nineveh, leading to the city repenting from their wicked ways, much to Jonah's dismay. The story highlights the themes of obedience to God, God's mercy and forgiveness, and not judging others.
“The Kind of Preaching That Pleases God”Don McClain
This document examines what constitutes successful preaching according to God rather than popular measures. It profiles several preachers in the Bible like Noah, Jeremiah, John the Baptist, Jesus, Paul, Peter and Stephen. All faced opposition but faithfully proclaimed God's message of repentance, judgment for sin, and salvation through obedience. True preaching pleases God by upholding sound doctrine instead of popular fables and applies scriptural teachings to modern issues while opposing false teachings.
Ginger and Edward Kasser authored this presentation about Elohim, the Hebrew name for God. It discusses how Elohim means Creator God and is a plurality of three. The presentation then summarizes each of the six days of creation according to the book of Genesis, describing what God created on each day. It emphasizes that after completing his work, on the seventh day God rested and sanctified it. The presentation aims to teach about who Elohim is and the order and events of the creation story.
The document discusses biblical views on creation and the age of the earth from a young earth creationist perspective. It makes 3 main points:
1) It summarizes common beliefs among young earth creationists, including that the world was created around 6,000 years ago, dinosaurs lived at the same time as humans, and Noah's flood explains most geological features.
2) It argues that the fall of man led to the fall of the earth from its original perfect state, causing suffering, death, and a "fallen" world.
3) It claims that scientists who date the earth as older do so based on a paradigm of disbelief in the Bible rather than considering its truth, and that more believing scientists
This passage from Exodus describes how God sent plagues of frogs upon Egypt when Pharaoh refused to let the Israelites go. The frogs overran Egypt, getting into people's homes and beds. Pharaoh asked Moses to pray for the frogs to be removed, but then hardened his heart again after they were gone. The summary warns that delaying spiritual decisions has consequences, as Pharaoh and Egypt had to endure another night with the frogs due to Pharaoh's refusal to comply fully with God.
This document provides an outline and commentary for a sermon on 2 Peter 3:1-18. It discusses the key points that Peter makes about the return of Jesus, including that scoffers will deny it but God has intervened in history through events like the Flood. The sermon notes that Peter's letter serves as his "swan song" warning of coming apostasy. It outlines the chapter and explains that the day of the Lord will come suddenly for unbelievers but believers should not be surprised as they watch and wait in light of Christ's promise to return.
This document provides an overview and analysis of key aspects of understanding the Book of Revelation. It discusses:
- The book's intended meaning and time frame, noting it was meant to be understood by early Christians facing persecution.
- Two common approaches to interpreting Revelation (historicist and futurist) and arguments for understanding it in its original context.
- Important symbols and their meanings, either explained directly in the text or through comparisons to other Bible passages.
- Features like repeated themes of judgment, paired opposites representing good and evil, and the need to solve Revelation like a puzzle rather than view it as a mystery.
This document provides instructions for salvation according to the Bible. It explains that salvation comes through faith in God and obedience to His word. The key steps to salvation outlined are: 1) Hear the gospel, 2) Believe in Jesus, 3) Repent of sins, 4) Confess faith in Christ, 5) Be baptized for forgiveness of sins. Examples are given from Acts showing people completing these steps. Obedience leads to salvation but disobedience leads to condemnation. The purpose is to provide the true biblical path to salvation.
1. The document discusses Jesus' criticism of the generation of his time for rejecting both the teachings of John the Baptist and himself. It says they thought both were wrong but that their teachings were justified by the repentance and renewal they brought.
2. It contrasts this with the counterfeit wisdom of the world that is concerned with riches and pride, noting how Satan fell from his original position through such corruption of wisdom.
3. It outlines Satan's five step fall from his original role as an anointed cherub to his future judgment in the lake of fire, going through stages of being cast down to earth and bound for set periods of time.
This document contains several Bible verses from both the Old and New Testaments discussing the importance of being "born again" through faith in Jesus Christ. Key points include: all have sinned and fall short of God's glory (Romans 3:23, 5:12); one must confess faith in Jesus and believe in his resurrection to be saved (Romans 10:9-14); without faith it is impossible to please God (Hebrews 11:6); Jesus tells Nicodemus one must be "born of water and the Spirit" to enter God's kingdom (John 3:3-7). The document emphasizes salvation comes through faith in Christ, not works, and baptism symbolizes having a clean heart and right spirit
John the Baptist preached repentance in the wilderness, dressing differently and eating locusts and honey. He baptized people in the Jordan River who confessed their sins. John rebuked the Pharisees and Sadducees, telling them to bring forth fruits of repentance. He said Jesus would baptize with the Holy Spirit and fire. Many people from Jerusalem and surrounding areas went to hear John and were baptized by him.
1) Christians are commanded to do things that seem impossible, such as elevating God above all else, magnifying God, and emulating God's holiness.
2) The document discusses elevating God by exalting him alone and not oneself. It also discusses magnifying God by making him appear larger through praise and thanksgiving.
3) Emulating God's holiness involves imitating Christ's character and walking as he walked through sanctification by God's word and cleansing oneself from sin. Christians are called to holiness as God is holy.
The document discusses the three angels' messages of Revelation 14:6-12. It provides context on the book of Revelation and explains that an angel delivers God's messages to humanity. The three angels' messages concern worshipping God as creator, leaving Babylon, and warnings about worshipping the beast. The document urges believers to proclaim these universal messages as part of God's final appeal to humanity.
The document discusses the three angels' messages of Revelation 14:6-12. It provides context on the book of Revelation and explains that an angel delivers God's messages to humans. The three angels' messages warn of impending judgment for worshipping the beast and call people to worship God as creator. The messages are a final appeal from God for people to come out of Babylon before facing his wrath.
The document discusses the tribulation and the seven last plagues according to biblical prophecy. It notes that Jesus said his followers would face tribulation, but that tribulation produces perseverance in believers. While tribulation comes from Satan, it does not separate believers from God's love. The document asserts that the seven plagues will fall on those who worship the beast and receive his mark, not on God's people. Believers are promised divine protection during times of tribulation and the pouring out of the plagues.
Pastor Elio Marrocco's "The Doctrine of Christ" sermon at New Life Christian Church on July 6, 2014. You can learn more about New Life Christian Church here: http://www.newlifecc.ca
This document contains multiple Bible passages from Genesis and Exodus discussing God and his revelation to Moses and mankind. It discusses the name of God, "I AM" and how this relates to Jesus Christ. It argues that Jesus claimed to be God based on him being the "I AM" that was revealed to Moses and appeared to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. The document aims to show Jesus' deity from the Old Testament.
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𝐃𝐢𝐬𝐜𝐮𝐬𝐬 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐄𝐏𝐏 𝐂𝐮𝐫𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐮𝐥𝐮𝐦 𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐏𝐡𝐢𝐥𝐢𝐩𝐩𝐢𝐧𝐞𝐬:
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6. تيموثاوس الي االوالي الرسول بولس رسالة
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20
الدن الباطل الكالم عن معرضا الوديعة احفظ تيموثاوس يا
س
االسم الكاذب العلم مخالفات و
6
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21
االيمان جهة من زاغوا قوم به تظاهر اذ الذي
1Ti 6:20 O Timothy, keep that which is committed
to thy trust, avoiding profane and vain babblings,
and oppositions of science falsely so called:
1Ti 6:21 Which some professing have erred
concerning the faith. Grace be with thee. Amen.
7. الرؤيا سفر
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متق عظيم كوكب السماء من فسقط الثالث المالك بوق ثم
د
المياه ينابيع على و االنهار ثلث على وقع و كمصباح
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افس المياه ثلث فصار االفسنتين يدعى الكوكب اسم و
و نتينا
صارت النها المياه من الناس من كثيرون مات
مرة
Rev 8:10 And the third angel sounded, and there
fell a great star from heaven, burning as it were a
lamp, and it fell upon the third part of the rivers,
and upon the fountains of waters;
Rev 8:11 And the name of the star is called
Wormwood: and the third part of the waters
became wormwood; and many men died of the
waters, because they were made bitter.
12. Charles Lyell 1830
I had conceived of the idea five or six years ago that
if ever the mosaic chronology could be set down
without giving offense, it would be in an historical
sketch.
K.M. Lyell. “Life, Letters and Journals of Sir
Charles Lyell” London, 1881, Vol 1 P. 253
18. Most Evolutionists tell you that macro-evolution is
just micro-evolution over longer periods of time.
This is dreaming!
“The central question of Chicago conference was
whether the mechanisms underlying micro-
evolution can be extrapolated to explain the
phenomena of macro-evolution. … The answer can
be given as a clear, No.”
Roger Lewin, “Evolution theory Under Fire” Science Vol.
210, Nov 21 P 883
30. Science
Predictions that are testable by experiment or
observation.
Observable, Testable, Repeatable and
Predictable
Evolution is not observable, testable, repeatable or
predictable
31. Evolution is not
observable, testable,
repeatable or
predictable
Evolution is the faith
that does not fit the
facts
Continuation is
observable, testable,
repeatable and
predictable.
Creation is the faith
that fit the facts
44. التكوين سفر
1
1
:
14
النهار بين لتفصل السماء جلد في انوار لتكن هللا قال و
الليل و
تكون و
اليات
سنين و ايام و اوقات و
Gen 1:14 And God said, Let there be lights in the
firmament of the heaven to divide the day from the
night; and let them be for signs, and for seasons,
and for days, and years:
45. يهوذا رسالة
1
:
14
اًضْيَأ ِءَالُؤه َْنع َأَّبَنَتَو
ُخوُنْخَأ
ال
ًلِئاَق َمَدآ ْنِم ُعابَّس
:
«
َوُه
اَذ
ْدَق
ِتاَوَبَر يِف ُّبَّالر َءاَج
ِهيِسيِدِق
،
Jud 1:14 And Enoch also, the seventh from Adam,
prophesied of these, saying, Behold, the Lord
cometh with ten thousands of his saints,
46. الثانية الرسول بطرس رسالة
2
:
5
َب ،ِيمِدَقْلا ِمَلاَعْلا ىَلَع ْقِفْشُي ْمَلَو
ًنِامَث اًحوُن َظِفَح اَمَّنِإ ْل
اًز ِ
َارك ا
ُفْلا ِمَلَاع ىَلَع اًناَفوُط َبَلَج ْذِإ ، ِ
رِبْلِل
ِ
ارَّج
.
2Pe 2:5 And spared not the old world, but saved
Noah the eighth person, a preacher of
righteousness, bringing in the flood upon the world
of the ungodly;
47. التكوين سفر
1
31
و
راى
كان و مساء كان و جدا حسن هو فاذا عمله ما كل هللا
سادسا يوما صباح
Gen 1:31 And God saw every thing that he had
made, and, behold, it was very good. And the
evening and the morning were the sixth day.
65. Why does Scripture say “one day the first day”?
Before speaking to us of the second, the third, and
the fourth days, would it not have been more
natural to call that one the first which began the
series? If it therefore says “one day,” it is from a
wish to determine the measure of day and night,
and to combine the time that they contain.
66. Now twenty-four hours fill up the space of one
day—we mean of a day and of a night; and if, at
the time of the solstices, they have not both an
equal length, the time marked by Scripture does
not the less circumscribe their duration. It is as
though it said: twenty-four hours measure the
space of a day, or that, in reality a day is the time
that the heavens starting from one point take to
return there.
67. Thus, every time that, in the revolution of the sun,
evening and morning occupy the world, their
periodical succession never exceeds the space of one
day.
68. The Six Days Are Reliably Descriptive. Ephrem the Syrian:
So let no one think that there is anything allegorical in the works of
the six days. No one can rightly say that the things pertaining to
these days were symbolic, nor can one say that they were
meaningless names or that other things were symbolized for us by
their names. Rather, let us know in just what manner heaven and
earth were created in the beginning. They were truly heaven and
earth. There was no other thing signified by the names “heaven” and
“earth.” The rest of the works and things made that followed were
not meaningless significations either, for the substances of their
natures correspond to what their names signify.