This book is my theories on how we, our worlds and God originated through to Armageddon and how things transpire after that event,with some interesting theories in-between. In all thirteen very controversial chapters.
There is one final question which I cannot answer, and to which the answer is not even coded in the Bible and, will probably never be answered as we just do not know where to begin,YES BEGIN! That is almost the question! Where did the first grain of dust or atom come from? Or, where did the chemicals that produced the gas to create the first Big Bang originate from? The ultimate question in other words, how, out of absolutely nothing, did these ingredients appear, and accumulate to cause such an astounding chain reaction, exploding and creating such splendour and beauty throughout the vast emptiness that we now call outer space, (Which from Heavens point of view it is) but was once a complete void. To make any of it possible it had to come from somewhere, just like God and, us had to evolve from the aftermath of that first chemical reaction. This book should at the very least prove to you that the Bible holds the key to our evolution and show how it is possible for life to go on without end. I’ll leave you to draw your own conclusion from my theories and hope they coincide with mine, bearing in mind the strides mankind has taken over the last two thousand years. I do not want to finish this book with “The End” like most books do as we know the potential is there to go on forever. As we started with “In the Beginning.” we will simply close with. “AMEN”
Author based in Scotland.
After years spent at sea as a commercial fisherman I witnessed spectacular sights in the night sky while waiting for daylight to break.
After I retired I decided to write on the subject.
For the love of Dog
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When I was young, I had a black fox terrier and chihuahua mix dog named
Blackie. I suppose you can guess why she was named that. We lived in the
country ...
Genesis 1:31 - The Wonderful Works of God
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*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.*
Consider the wonderful wor...