Our Timeless Creator

PT-13:  This opens with some thoughts that refocus attention from the cares of the world back onto eternal things that are more important than duty. Then it moves on into some miraculous events that mark the beginning of the thousand year reign of Jesus Christ. One of the first is a day that will be seven times brighter than normal and a night that will be as bright as day. 

  God is not bound by the laws that He established, He can do anything He pleases. Consider some of the other similar miraculous things He has done that defy scientific explanation. In Joshua 10:12-13 God slowed the movement of the Sun down so that Israel could defeat the Amorites in a battle. “So the sun stood still in the midst of heaven, and hasted not to go down about a whole day." Then in 2 Kings 20:8-11 God moved the shadow on the sundial backwards 10 degrees which appears to have completed the full 24 hour change that God began back in Joshua.

 Science would say that is impossibility, but that is because they only understand what is, and can't understand what is possible outside of their knowledge. Just like an audience member may think about a phenomenal illusion that they can't explain.

 Pt-14: This opens with a personal soul searching question between the individual and their Maker that reaches the depths of a believer’s heart and exposes the depth of the love of God.  Then it moves on into more details of how the brightest day and night may be part of removing the curse on all of nature.  Then it begins to consider the next major change to the earth when Jesus brings forth Living Water and how that will bring more change to the earth.

  As these messages continue to focus on the Creator, believers who have listened through the series may find their attitude about God changing.  This is the testimony of several who have noticed that their appreciation for the beauty in nature has changed from an admirer of art to one who is related to the Artist.  The awareness moves from entertainment into love and respect for the only one capable of making such splendor.  The sunsets no longer just excite our senses but open us to the realization that the same one who saved us and provides for us is the true Creator of everything.

  The more we understand about God the more we feel like David when he wrote Psalms 33:8 “Let all the earth fear the LORD: let all the inhabitants of the world stand in awe of him”.  This awe is fear mingled with admiration and reverence.  It is not the fear than non believers feel when they think of standing before a holy God.  It is like a child who becomes aware of a loving parent that knows all of their shortcomings and yet their love continues to show mercy without approving of their actions.  .  

  Each step into this reality changes us and our relationship to God.  The explanation for this is in Second Corinthians 3:18 “But we all, with open face beholding as in a glass the glory of the Lord, are changed into the same image from glory to glory, even as by the Spirit of the Lord. 

Scripture: Zac.14:5-8, Rev.7:13-17, Josh.10:12-14, 2 Ki.20:8-11

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The Creator's Genius Pt-1&2 ~ Message 69

Theme: This sub series, sandwiched in between messages on God’s Schedule, looks at several things in creation that can only be explained by creative design.  But unlike other similar studies which primarily seek to disprove evolution and reinforce biblical creation these focus on clues that demonstrate our Creator’s abilities and pure genius.

  In Psalms Chapter 111, we read; “Praise ye the LORD. I will praise the LORD with my whole heart, in the assembly of the upright, and in the congregation.  The works of the LORD are great, sought out of all them that have pleasure therein.  His work is honourable and glorious: and his righteousness endureth for ever.  He hath made his wonderful works to be remembered.”  At reading these verses the mind turns toward salvation, healing the sick, walking on water and other amazing miracles throughout scripture, but there are miracles all around us that are seldom if ever spoken of from pulpits.  These have been left to the various branches of science to study and teach.  The result is that God’s brilliance is obscured and evidences of undeniable design are omitted completely.

 Salient Points:  Pt-1  This message is a short study of the Bombardier Beetles and the impossible evolution of their totally unique weapons.  This beetle is unlike any other insect that it could have evolved from.

Salient Points: Pt-2   This message is a study of the unique blood flow created for the Giraffe’s head, without which they could not have lived beyond their original existence.  No other animal has this unique blood reserve.  It keeps them from passing out each time they raise or lower their heads and from being caught easily if threatened while their head is down to drink.

Scripture: Ps. 145:1-6, 111:1-4  

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Pt-11:  This message gets right into Jesus setting up His Kingdom on Earth and His remodeling it into a glorious global garden

  The Scriptures are filled with hints left by God that are designed to stir curiosity about our Creator.  John said that the Earth could not contain the books that could have been written about the things that He did but didn’t tell us about.  He also told us that He came down to see if there were any that sought after Him and found none.  The problem for us is, we believe we have all the answers so the only things we seek from God are His blessings.  There is no real concern to know Him better, understand His feelings, or to delve into His awesome genius.  We are just like children that are focused on what we can get from our parents but never stop to consider why they should do anything for us or what it cost them to provide it for us.

  I have asked several believers, why should God answer our prayers?  The answer is either, because He loves us, or because of all we’ve done for Him.  We automatically feel God owes us just like children do.

Scripture: Ps. 145:3-4, Is. 51:3-5, 30:23-24, Zac. 14:1-4    

Pt-12:  This continues to study changes that God told us about over 2730 years ago. 

  A most amazing thing is how God is able to tell us what is coming and even explain what to look for as the time draws near, and still leave it up to us as individuals to choose to believe it or not.

  Noah preached about the coming flood during the time he built the Ark, but no one really believed him.  Jesus even told us in Matthew 24:37-39 “But as the days of Noe were, so shall also the coming of the Son of man be... so shall also the coming of the Son of man be”.

  We have been told in length about these last days and the whole world senses that major changes are coming.  A one world government, a global currency, a one world leader who will gain control peaceably, and it will all make so much sense it will all seem normal, until it is too late.  Non believers know about the mark of The Beast, 666, and yet the way it will happen it will be so unexpected. Just as the nation of Israel was told of the coming of the Messiah but they rejected him because he came to them in an unexpected way.

  God still uses the unexpected to expose our decisions.  From Adam and Eve’s disobedience right up to today it has stayed the same.  There are no mulligan’s, there are no do-overs’.  Knowledge in advance is the protection God has given us.  “Foretold is Forewarned.”

Scripture: Rev. 19:11-16, 12:7-9, 19:15, 19:19-20:3

Salient Points -11&12: Stirring curiosity, The armies in Heaven,  Satan’s attack on Heaven, Satan attacked on Earth, Do the Saints fight also, Remodeling Earth, Created complete, Wine or new wine, Compelled by Joy, What is praise, A test of understanding the glory of God, Where is your appreciation the art or the Artist, God’s gardens, The treasures of the snow, Divers earthquakes, Splitting the mount of Olives, Vultures in the valley of Megiddo, Created for the Creator.

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  This message considers the most important issue that affects our status in relation to God, and then it start into the Millennial Reign which is the 6th age of the Earth.

   From Adam and Eve in the garden until today there is one thing that makes the difference in how valuable each person is to God. It is where our attention is focused. When Adam and Eve chose to pursue what they wanted over what God wanted, they failed the test that God had set up just for them. And so it goes for each of us. When our desires for what we want are greater than our desires to please our Creator, we fail to accomplish what he made us for.

  The difference between Martha and Mary as told in the gospels is so subtle that it is hard to understand why Jesus admonished Martha when she was the one doing the work. The problem was not about the work it was where her focus was. Doing the good job was important to her, so much so that she scolded Jesus for not providing some help with the tasks. In our mind we think, someone had to do the work and Martha was doing her best, but in reality Mary had chosen correctly because her attention was on Jesus. Had Jesus explained further to Martha, He may have reminded her of the five thousand that He fed, as a reminder of what He was capable of and could have done for everyone there.

  What caused Martha's problem? It is a heart problem as explained in Jeremiah 17:9-10; "The heart is deceitful above all things, and desperately wicked: who can know it? I the LORD search the heart, I try the reins, even to give every man according to his ways." The problem is that our heart is set on us and seeks every opportunity to make us feel better about ourselves.

Salient: Our desperate hearts, Questioning our motives, Life after death, God’s hints, God’s secrets, The Millennial Reign, A celestial bell hop, Seeking God’s way, Problems, Where is your attention. 

 Scripture: Jeremiah 17:9-10; Revelation 19:11-16

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  In Isaiah 5:8-13, God issues a very strong warning, saying twice, “Woe unto them that”, then He goes on to describe conditions very similar to today, and in verse 14 He makes a shocking statement that Hell hath enlarged it’s self to accommodate a great number of  new inhabitants.  What happened when Hell enlarged it’s self?  Could it have happened when Noah was in the Ark?  No doubt it caused cataclysmic changes when it happened.

  In the same passage he explains some of the reasons that brought these people to this destination by telling us, “they regard not the work of the LORD, neither consider the operation of his hands”.  This entire series about Our Timeless Creator focuses on that very thing.

  Multiple testimonies have confirmed that when we come to understand in our hearts, that God is more than our source of relief from problems and a provider of our desires it changes things.  We start to see God’s hand in everything in our life and begin to understand how we can actually glorify God just as we are admonished to.  “Whether therefore ye eat, or drink, or whatsoever ye do, do all to the glory of God.” (2Cor. 10:31)

 Salient Points: Worry, The 5th  Earth, Water and waters, Appreciating creation, God’s preserved word, Self glory, Not in vain, Man’s best efforts, An eternal purpose, Waters, Get curious, Everything God does is important, The significance of water, Where is the water now, The significance of the salt of the earth, Irrational logic, God’s functioning creation, The seven seas, Water in abundance, Water’s importance, Viewing God as Creator, Considering God’s actions not just His provision, A higher perspective, God keeps track of us in every detail, Magnify God, Where did all the extra water go, Hell’s expansion, The continental separation, Saved by Noah, Real cataclysmic changes, How much water, The marvels of the work of the LORD.    

Scripture: 2 Ptr. 3:5-6, Gn. 1:2, 6-7, 9-10,  7:20, 22-23. 

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  This message considers how limited our doctrinal education is in relation to God’s desires.

   We have been taught how to serve God and what we should do and not do, but the knowledge of God is extremely limited.  There is no real curiosity about why God put the tree of death in the Garden with two innocent people, or why God would choose a death sentence for Jesus instead of just starting over, as he has done before, or why God created evil or why God should ever answer any of our prayers. 

   The Knowledge of the Holy changes our fellowship with God from abstract into personal.  It stops us from thinking of God just as a care giver, protector, provider, savior or celestial bell hop, as so many treat him, into a physical supernatural being with a personality, desires, feelings and most important a purpose for everything he does.

  As this change takes place we begin to live less on faith and more by sight with understanding and we begin to walk with Him instead of trying to get Him to walk with us.  Only two men in the Scriptures were said to have walked with God, Enoch and Noah.  Both of which were lifted up: Enoch in the flesh all the way to Heaven still in his body and Noah who was lifted above the Earth in an Ark on the great flood.

Salient Points: Trust God, Consider God’s worlds, God’s hiding places, Replenish, Earths 5th age, The church’s limits on God, It’s about choices, The focus on the church, Focused on self, Not just geography, Glory in the Heavens, Trusting men, The wrong sort, Get interested in God, Earth’s previous beings, Works vs results, Other Sons of God, Angels, The great Creator, Seek by faith, Our limited education, Reborn by God’s will, Separated believers, Self self self, Self vs God, connecting God to the physical. 

Scripture: Psalm 118:8, Gn. 9:1, 1:8, 6:4, Jn. 1:10-13 

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  When things go missing we seldom notice until we need them.  Probably the most common thing in our life time is our set of keys.  If we lose our cell phone it is easier to find, we can call the number and listen for the ring.  Even if it has been stolen it has a GPS locator that may find it.  We often see people wandering a store parking lot trying to remember where they parked.  What if something is missing that we have never had?  This message is about that very thing.

   This age has become a sharp contrast from 1867 where the fastest transportation was a horse.  Roads outside of big cities were all dirt and 92% of all people lived on farms.  Back then many believers met any where they could and were glad to have even a Brush Arbor for shelter during a meeting.  With our padded pews, audio & video systems, full time pastors and facilities that include coffee shops, gymnasiums, and every other convince available to draw people in and keep them coming, good members get frustrated and go “church shopping” or worse get real burnout  and quit trying altogether.

   In Revelation Chapter 3: 6; John wrote to us about the future; “He that hath an ear, let him hear what the Spirit saith unto the churches. And in verse 17; ”John wrote about the last of seven Churches in the last days and said:  “Because thou sayest, I am rich, and increased with goods, and have need of nothing; and knowest not that thou art wretched, and miserable, and poor, and blind, and naked:”

   We don’t think that those verses could be referring to us because the need is something we never had, so it’s impossible to miss.  In a conversation a man commented that he was extremely worried about the lack of rain; to which another man replied, I don’t because I have a sprinkler system.  We don’t have as much need for his help as those before us did.

   What has happened is that believers have replaced the need for God with wealth, doctors, electricity, modern science, so on and so forth.  It is only when these fail us that we get serious because we may lose their benefit.   

   There is definitely something missing in our modern church age but it is like a person who has cancer but doesn’t know it, so they continue with their lives until something happens to get their attention.  This message is that wakeup call from the speakers personal experience.

There was an object lesson as follows: What is missing from this CH   CH?

:  When things go missing we seldom notice until we need them.  Probably the most common thing in our life time is our set of keys.  If we lose our cell phone it is easier to find, we can call the number and listen for the ring.  Even if it has been stolen it has a GPS locator that may find it.  We often see people wandering a store parking lot trying to remember where they parked.  What if something is missing that we have never had?  This message is about that very thing.

  This age has become a sharp contrast from 1867 where the fastest transportation was a horse.  Roads outside of big cities were all dirt and 92% of all people lived on farms.  Back then many believers met any where they could and were glad to have even a Brush Arbor for shelter during a meeting.  With our padded pews, audio & video systems, full time pastors and facilities that include coffee shops, gymnasiums, and every other convince available to draw people in and keep them coming, good members get frustrated and go “church shopping” or worse get real burnout  and quit trying altogether.

  In Revelation Chapter 3: 6; John wrote to us about the future; “He that hath an ear, let him hear what the Spirit saith unto the churches. And in verse 17; ”John wrote abo

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  This message begins looking at the 4th age of the Earth, which was during the time that Noah was in the Arc and this Description picks up with the message Description in Message 62.

    The story of Noah and the flood is one of the salient teachings in the Bible but it has become a story for children instead of recognizing the most important lesson of the flood which is God’s sovereignty over His creation and his disgust of sin.

   God gave mankind freewill to expose their heart’s desires and separate those who grieve him from those who desire to please him.  The result was that by the time of Noah the whole earth had become so corrupt that God gave up on them and decided to start over again with Noah, his family and especially chosen animals.  

   Some believe that the account in second Peter 3:5-6 is a description of Noah’s flood but that won’t fit for the following reasons.   

1. The wording in second Peter, “being overflowed with water perished” clearly indicates being rendered useless, which would have required re-creation of all life. Perish is to die, “to be destroyed, to come to nothing”.  Everything that was needed for God to start over had survived the flood and that just had to be replenished by Noah, his wife and the Animals that God preserved on the Ark.

2. The wording in Genesis 1:2, “And the earth was without form” matches the wording in second Peter, not Noah’s flood, (“without form” is lacking a definite shape or shapeless.  The mountains that were covered with water in the flood defined a definite shape and “void” is to be completely empty.  Only the people and air breathing creatures that weren’t not on the Ark with Noah perished in the flood).      

3. God told Adam and Eve and Noah the exact same thing and in same words; “Be fruitful, and multiply, and replenish the earth”: see Gen.1:28, and 9:1.

The word replenish is to fill up again, refill, restock or replace.  The earth was full of beings before Adam, just as it had been before Noah.

   God would have definitely mentioned water in the sequence of events because of its importance.  Without the water This Earth would be just like all the other planets in the Solar System but more than that is the importance God puts on it in Scripture.

   From Genesis through Revelation the connection to water holds great importance.  From parting it to walking on it; From flood to drought; From catching fish to catching men; From preaching from a boat to living water flowing out from the Throne of God; From a sea of glass to a new earth with on more sea; the Spirit and the water and the blood that agree in one or of more importance where water and blood came from Jesus side unpolluted by sin.  The significance of water is undeniable.  God didn’t re-create it, it was left behind when he separated the water from the water. 

Salient Points: Ordained of God, These last days, God’s biggest secret, Times and seasons, Ups and downs, Outside supernatural influence, Desire vs duress, An abomination, Beyond saving, When the good influence is gone, Noah and God, All aboard, Mind games, The first rain, Gopher wood, Sealed by God, The flood, UFO sighting, Scoffing Noah, Wormwood, Deceived by peace, God’s doings, Still looking.

Scripture: Gn. 5:24-6:9, 7:1-12, 16-20, 24, 8:3-12 

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  God has His own way of doing things and He has showed us but instead of studying how He works, we have a thought and then seek supporting evidence.

   His way of creating is based on sevens and each series of sevens is followed by a change.  Our planet Earth is no different. There are ages or periods of change that take place. The biblical explanation starts in Genesis 1: 1 then to 2 Peter 3:5-7 in the New Testament. Then back to Genesis 1:2; 2:2, in describing the first three.

God has His own way of doing things and He has showed us but instead of studying how He works, we have a thought and then seek supporting evidence.

His way of creating is based on sevens and each series of sevens is followed by a change.  Our planet Earth is no different. There are ages or periods of change that take place. The biblical explanation starts in Genesis 1: 1 then to 2 Peter 3:5-7 in the New Testament. Then back to Genesis 1:2; 2:2, in describing the first three.

The following abbreviated scriptures describe the clear progression of re-creation that is seldom taught:

   In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth, and the heavens were of old, and the earth standing out of the water and in the water being overflowed with water, perished. But the heavens and the earth, which are now, are kept in store, reserved unto fire against the Day of Judgment and perdition of ungodly men. And then the earth that was standing out of the water and in the water being overflowed with water perished and was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep.  And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters.

   And God said, Let there be light: and there was light.   And God made the firmament, and divided the waters which were under the firmament from the waters which were above the firmament: and it was so.  And God said let the waters under the heaven be gathered together unto one place, and let the dry land appear: and it was so.  And God said, let the earth bring forth grass, the herb yielding seed, and the fruit tree yielding fruit after his kind, whose seed is in itself upon the earth: and it was so.  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. And God made two great lights, the greater light to rule the day, and the lesser light to rule the night, he made the stars also.  And God set them in the firmament of the heaven to give light upon the earth.  And God said, let the waters bring forth abundantly the moving creature that hath life, and fowl that may fly above the earth in the open firmament of heaven.  And God said, let the earth bring forth the living creature after his kind, cattle, and creeping thing, and beast of the earth after his kind: and it was so.  And God said, let us make man in our image, after our likeness: and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over

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  This message is on the third age of this earth as described in scripture and contrasts the obvious evidence all around us with the scientific explanation of evolution. 

  The modern Church Age has failed greatly in allowing one generation after another to be taught by non believing educators.  The result is that we now find believers trying to reconcile the teaching of evolution with the biblical description of creation or believing in evolution, in place of the scriptural account.  We have become intimidated by those who believe that the Universe started miraculously by a Big Bang in a vacuum, but reject the obvious proof that is all around us of creation. 

  Satan approached Eve with a lie and a sales pitch offering more than God had given her and the desire to have what she wanted made Satan’s argument easy to believe.  The same is true today, the unbelievers don’t want to think about becoming accountable to a higher power and evolution is a way to dismiss God’s existence, and our accountability. 

  This failure of the Church is one of omission, for had the instructions in Psalm been taught as intended the reality of creation would have been much easier to defend. 

 “Great is the LORD, and greatly to be praised; and his greatness is unsearchable.  One generation shall praise thy works to another, and shall declare thy mighty acts.” Ps. 145:3-4    

Salient Points: Love exposed, Earth’s third age, When God changes things, One Heaven, A scientific guessing game, Trust God or men, We are suspect, Better than rain, Science in opposition, The Big Bang, Evolution evidence, Explosively created, Life from fire, Life in a sterile Universe, Eliminating God, The Scientist’s magic wand, Nourishment required immediately, Something from nothing, Entropy, Teaching what we’re taught, Vulnerable through ignorance, Response of the soul, Foolishness of pride, Woe unto lawyers, Opposing sciences, Realize the obvious, Evidence of creation everywhere, Children and creation, God teaches the conscience, Don’t put that in your mouth, Programmed to lie, Created naked, God’s higher purpose.

Scripture: Gn. 2:4-8, 1Tim. 6:20-21, Gn.2:7-10,25 

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