The Genesis Code Page #11
would reflect the
passage of 8 billion years.
Lin:
Let's assume Paddington wasthere right after the Big Bang
and saw the events of the first
Pot as they occurred.
All of that information will
be wrapped up inside the coils
of this Slinky.
The universe expands, space and
time stretch a trillion times,
the coils of this Slinky
indicating that stretch.
J.T.:
And now Paddingtoncomes up and tells Albert
about the events of that
first Pot.
Lin:
He describes these eventsas they took place
in their original
time frame, one day.
he sees those events
from the perspective
of today's clock,
a clock that runs
than the original cosmic clock
used by Paddington.
He sees these events
unfolding with the passage
of 8 billion years,
which reflects the stretching
of space and time.
With an adjustment
in the logarithmic scale,
the second of the Pots would
reflect the passage
of 4 billion years.
J.T.:
And then 2 billionand 1 billion and so on.
Marc:
Add up the length of timereflected by these six Pots
as seen from our current
perspective
and you have
15.75 billion years
as the age of our universe,
or...
six days, as measured
by the cosmic clock.
And this is a scientific
observation
based on proven science
reflecting the same period
of time
as it occurred in the two
different frames of reference,
the time as it unfolded based on
the cosmic clock
and the amount of time as
measured by today's clocks,
measured by today's time
computation.
What God described to Moses
and what Moses described
to the next person
using the passage of time
are from different frames
of reference,
different perspective.
God telling Moses the story of
the six days of Genesis
is like Captain Chen
relating the events
of her one-hour survey
at the edge of the black hole
marked the passage
of thousands of years
during the same one-hour period.
And you might just find this to
be an interesting quirk,
except for one thing.
Let's look at what science says
actually happened during
each of these Pots and compare
them to the six days of Genesis.
Dad, if you could, summarize for
us the first day of Genesis.
"In the beginning, God created
the heavens and the Earth
"and the Earth was without form,
it was void.
"And the darkness
was over the face of the deep
"and the spirit of God hovered
over the surface of the waters.
And God said,
'Let there be light. "'
Are there some points that need
to be clarified?
Yeah, three, really.
You need to understand
something of Hebrew
to understand
the Book of Genesis.
First of all, in the ancient
Hebrew language,
there is no word
for "universe. "
Secondly, the waters
are really representing
everything that there was,
and darkness is a symbol
for a state of chaos.
Dr. Tolley.
Day one would have started
and ended
What does science say
happened on Earth
during this time period?
At the instant of the Big Bang,
everything that would ever be,
everything that would constitute
the quarks,
protons, neutrons, electrons,
from which everything
that now exists
as well as time
and space itself were created.
the form of stardust
that would later
congeal into the planet.
As to the verse,
"Let there be light,"
you need to go back to your
Big Bang video
and correct something.
The name "Big Bang"
conjures up the impression
of this brilliant
explosion and flash of light,
Like an atomic bomb.
That's-
That's how this event is
generally pictured,
but it's not accurate.
From the initial moment
of creation
and as the universe
initially expanded,
it was a ball of plasma of such
incredible heat and density
and gravitational forces
escaped.
Initially,
there was no light at all,
of pure energy.
It was only when
this primordial primal mass
had cooled and expanded
to a point where
the gravitational forces
were reduced enough
to permit electromagnetic
radiation to escape
that there
would have been light.
So "let there be light" is
clearly a separate event
both the Bible and science?
Yes.
And during the remainder of that
first 8 billion-year period,
the early stars
and galaxies formed.
Dad, day two?
Day two, the heavens
as we know them were created
and the chaos that would
eventually become the Earth
was separated from
the rest of creation.
Marc:
Dr. Tolley, cosmic clock,day two,
what happened
during this time period?
our own galaxy, the
Milky Way, formed,
as did our sun and planet Earth
in its earliest incarnation.
Marc:
Daddy, day three.Jerry:
The oceans andthe dry land appeared as well
as the first forms
of plant life.
Professor Campbell,
we're in your arena now.
What does science say
happened on Earth
between 3.75 billion years ago
Well, some
the Earth cooled,
liquid water formed.
Almost immediately, the first
plant and animal life,
photosynthetic
algae bacteria appear.
Back to you, Dad, day four.
Jerry:
Day four, the sun,the moon and the stars appear.
Marc:
Same time period,Professor,
Dr. Campbell:
Well, initially inthe first part of this period,
atmosphere on Earth would have
been nearly opaque,
then with the rising
concentrations of oxygen,
the atmosphere would have
become translucent.
And then the sun,
the moon and the stars
would have appeared for
the first time
from the surface of the Earth.
Marc:
Dad, day five.Jerry:
Day five,life is created in the oceans
and the first reptiles
and birds.
Marc:
Professor,750 million to 250 million.
Dr. Campbell:
Well,initially,
sea life would
have been dominant
and then came the Cambrian era.
Cambrian explosion about
when every species
of land animal
Literally appeared
at the same time.
So instead of a tree of life,
it was more like a bush of life.
Touch, Kerry.
Marc:
And the Bibleon day six.
Jerry:
Day six, the land animalsbecome dominant...
and God created man
in his own image.
and to the appearance of Adam.
250 million years ago, there was
a mass extinction.
90% of the life on Earth,
followed by
a rapid repopulation,
mammals, land animals
predominating.
Lin:
That was the Permian-Triassic event.
Depending on
how you define them,
there have been between
five and 20 ELEs,
or extinction-level events.
Marc:
Like in the Tea Leoni/Morgan Freeman movie,
"Deep Impact. "
Tyler:
But I didn't thinkthat was a real thing,
- that's a movie thing, right?
- Chase:
No, that happens.Lin:
Anyway, aboutthe dinosaurs appeared
and dominated life on Earth
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