Why didn't he have one?
Adam's Telescope
Discussion in 'General Baptist Discussions' started by Aaron, Apr 17, 2016.
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He didn't need one. He had walked with the Creator of the world, and could have just asked Him what was out there.
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While Scripture tells us all that we need to know about Adam, there are simply some questions left unanswered. If, however, you have seriously never wrestled over the question of Adam's astrological studies and the methods he used, then you are more than welcome to point the rest of us to the passage that put your mind at ease. Just please don't sit aloof in your allegorical observatory making fun of our ignorance. -
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Adam didn't have clothing either. It wasn't necessary. When it became necessary, God made him some.
Could the same be said of the Heavens? -
The looking isn't a problem, it is the listening that is a problem.
"The heavens proclaim the glory of God.
The skies display his craftsmanship.
Day after day they continue to speak;
night after night they make him known.
They speak without a sound or word;
their voice is never heard.
Yet their message has gone throughout the earth,
and their words to all the world." (psalm 19 - NIV)
Far too often the ears of this world are stuffed so full of this world that hearing the message that is "without a sound or word" and the "voice that is never heard" is impossible. -
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The universe may not exist but in the time we perceive.
In reality, we all may be living in darkness and just don't know it. It takes time for the star light to arrive and the source of light long ago gone out.
By the time we realize it, it will be too late, and judgment will have come (Luke 21:33). -
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Is is safe to say that the Earth is central to God's purposes for the sun, moon and stars? -
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