The Light In The Dark Place
2019
The divine elements of sacred geometry display the geometric patterns of cellular mitosis. All of the elements of sacred geometry will be explained step by step using physical evidence from the world around us, further exemplifying these properties that portray the origin and creation of human life. The physical evidence that is present in the world around us also coordinates directly to what is ascribed in the Bible and thus it will be our written foundation that affirms the data that finally resolves the origin of human life. PLEASE NOTE: It may take you a few days or weeks.. but if you slow down from your daily grind and take the time to thoroughly examine and digest this information, you will have witnessed the ultimate truth of this spiritual realm we were born into. Let's begin with the circle of life. These bright flashes of light mark the incredible moment life begins. An explosion of sparks erupts from the egg when it meets the sperm. In the Bible, the word 'child' is the Hebrew word H1121 בֵּן n and is defined in the Strong's Concordance as a spark. Above is a thermal image of the spark of life when the ova of a woman is fertilized by a sperm. The English word sperm originates via late Latin from Greek sperma 'seed', from speirein 'to sow'. Genesis 3 explains how after the serpent beguiled Eve, the LORD God cursed him and put enmity between the seed of the serpent and the seed of the woman. After reading Genesis 3:15 we have a question for the reader. Question: Enmity was placed between whose seeds? Answer: Enmity was placed between the seed of the serpent and the seed of the woman. The word seed H2233 means 'child'. The enmity was placed between Cain (the child of the serpent, Satan) and Abel (the child of Adam). Enmity means hatred and Cain was the first child born on the Earth. Cain was a prime example of hatred as he murdered his brother Abel and then lied about it. (You can read more about Cain and Abel here: Satan Impregnated Eve and So Did Adam – Ca
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