58 thoughts on “YHWH & THE SCIENCES”

  3. Archeological discovery (see Jeremiah 38:1-4): Gedaliah, son of Pashhur, of the court of King Zedekiah – and a seal that is found buried under soot from fires? Occasional archaeological finds that point to the legitimacy of Biblical stories: More proof for those that discard Biblical accounts.

    For a Biblical account of Jeremiah please click on the below link:

    http://thehebrewmessiah.com/2013/09/15/bible-contrast-to-jeremiah-the-movie/ (With set-apart name and title corrections to Hebrew/Aramaic)
    May YHWH’s Will (Word) be done on earth (in us) as it is in heaven.

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  6. Another mistranslation courtesy of Greek writers: Here we learn how 14.8 Billion years can transpire in 6 creator-centered work-days; please note how I didn’t say, ‘six man-work-days’. Looking to the ancient Hebrew mindset for answers.

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  12. Are we, earthling humans, made with capacities for eternal life, in the image of a heavenly Creator?
    Will all disease be gone one day – no more death or tears – as prophesied? We know this, it was once and will be again, according to YHWH ‘Elohiym.

    But first, the writing is on the wall – the time is near! Technologies that say Biblical prophecy is closer than we may think, are being developed right in front of our eyes! These confirming the ancient Biblical narrative that man can live eternally. The catch of course, eternal life that can not happen without YHWH, the Word and Works of Abraham’s ‘Elohiym; a lesson learned with Adam and Eve, the acts of the self righteous – all knowing man /woman, who decide they do not need a higher wisdom, a story of destruction and the loss of perfection and eternal life; Biblical prophecy that is pointing to an imminent end to the ways of mankind, and closer than we may think!



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  13. One of many irrefutable scientific discovery of a time that predates what religion says is creation’s timeline. Paraphrasing the Bible, “1 day IS AS a 1000 years”, clearly proving a metaphor, which expresses how 1 work day to the ‘Elohiym of creation can be a very long period of time; the metaphor. Be truthful to the children, or risk rebellion in the face of scientific fact: Come seek that of YHWH ‘Elohiym, and find a clearer more applicable message.

    Teach them the intended TRUTH not man made truths!

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  16. TEACH YOUR CHILDREN TRUTH NOT MAN-MADE DOCTRINE! TIME IS RELATIVE TO A CREATORS’ WORKS NOT MANS TIMELINE.

    Mentioned once in scripture, the book of 2 Peter implies 1 day to YHWH “IS AS” 1000 years, each a Creator’s work day.
    Science now facing the inevitable conclusion that 1 day can mean 1 billion years, or more, to a universal designer.

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  20. Egyptian religion during Israel’s 430 years? Was Tutankhamun (king Tut) the Pharoah in pursuit of Moses? His father, Akhetaten, the Pharoah that turned Egypt away from multiple deities to One Elohim, the ‘Elohiym of light? Moses would have been favored by that Pharoah but hated by Tut, his son. Charleston Heston might ask, ‘does this ring a bell? Interesting parallel to the Bible story of Moses! Even includes slave workers that build a new city – with future insight into the Father of lights, pagan origins of trinity and so forth. Having fun with archaeology and the Bible. Seek that we may find! Shalom guys!

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  33. Biblical writing, the fabric of heavenly morality, history, and Jewish penmanship: Chronology aside, the destruction of a national treasure that points to ‘Jonah and the Whale’. A Smithsonian Channel video. Interesting.

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  52. A Voice in the Wilderness? The Origins of a later Christianity? The Essenes and The Dead Sea Scrolls, by Let’s Talk Religion
    An apocalyptic group, dating between the 3rd century bce and 2nd century ace, that offer a glimpse into a later Christianity; the children of light, a community of brothers and even sisters, heaven, hell, piety, with end of the world teachings, and headed by a “teacher of righteousness”. Could this be the origins of, “a voice in the wilderness”? “More to be learned”, says the professional community. Stay tuned!

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