What The Earth Is Really Standing On
The Real Truth
What The Earth Is Really Standing On. The Real Truth
In the beginning God created the Heaven and Earth. Some believe in the Big Bang, but it is quite impossible for life to have Arisen as a result of a collision. There is a superior intelligence behind the creation, and it is God. There have been many wonders in the universe, and one of such is the position of the earth and what sustains it. What exactly holds the Earth in Balance? What are the things responsible for its accuracy and precision? From a scientific perspective the Earth is not standing on anything it is a Celestial body that is floating in space and moving in its orbit around the Sun. The force of gravity keeps the Earth in its orbit around the sun, and it also holds the Earth together and prevents it from flying apart. In a more metaphorical sense, some people might say that the Earth is standing on the shoulders of giants, meaning that it is built upon the knowledge and achievements of those who came before us. Others might say that the Earth is standing on a foundation of love compassion and mutual understanding, which are essential for maintaining a healthy and thriving Global community. The question is what is the real truth? Is the earth merely hanging in space? What force is responsible for this? let's delve into the truth. The mystery of how the Earth was made was revealed. long ago in the Holy Bible, but many have trivialized its authenticity and Authority. According to the Bible the force that makes the Earth float in space has been revealed and is captured in the Book of Psalms 24. The Earth is the Lord's and the fullness thereof; the world and they that dwell therein. For he hath founded it upon the Seas and established it upon the floods. According to this scripture, God founded the Earth upon the Seas and established it upon the floods. what does this mean? could it be that there is a connection between the Earth and the water bodies? If that is so, where are the pillars or means of identification? If indeed God founded the Earth upon the Seas and established it upon the floods, what state of matter is it? This leads us to another mystery we all know that water exists in three states solid,liquid and gas. According to the water cycle, water turns into vapor and then condenses to form rain. These are invisible water forces or let me say gaseous water forces, yet we all believe in them. Don't you think the energy that sustains the Earth could be these invisible water forces? If the Bible said God founded the Earth upon the Seas and established the Earth upon the floods, it could only mean that the Seas provide invisible energy that sustains the Earth, which is responsible for how it floats in space. According to science it is confirmed, that the Seas have a huge amount of energy. That's why air Roots avoid flying so long above the oceans due to potential problems and crashes. God is an intelligent being, and how he linked the invisible energy of the Seas and floods to establish the earth needs further research. However this is what the Bible says and it is the truth. Please let us know what you think in the comments section, don't forget to subscribe to this channel for more edifying content, also don’t forget to like and share to loved ones to know the truth, see you next time. God bless you.
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