Predestination and the Illusion of Free Will If all things are made by God and for God, as stated in Colossians 1:16, and He directs human steps according to Proverbs 16:9, then human responsibility becomes an illusion. For by him were all things created, that are in heaven, and that are in earth, visible and

WHAT IS THE NEXT STAGE OF EVOLUTION FOR OUR COMMUNICATION? I’ve been asking myself and the world around me of what’s next for the evolution of cell phones — what will our world look like beyond what we’re using today in the form of Smartphones? The Evolution of the Telephone: From Dial Phones to the

Evolution of Programming Human beliefs and behaviors have always been shaped by the environments they inhabit and the influences they encounter. Long before the advent of computers, television, and movies – books, oral stories, and gatherings served as the primary mediums for instilling and reinforcing ideas. These “old-school” methods were natural predecessors to the modern

The interplay between Judas Iscariot and Jesus Christ in the context of predestination presents a decisive narrative that challenges traditional notions of free will and divine justice. The betrayal of Jesus, foretold and enacted with precision, reveals a cosmic plan in which both Jesus and Judas operate as instruments of inevitability. In the Gospel of

Fishing from the Zodiac Above Earth Consider that the passage in John 21 talking about Jesus and disciples fishing is about the Celestials above through the Zodiac fishing from the earthly realm of Earth. In John 21:3–13, the act of fishing resonates with the concept of “casting a net” from the heavens. John 21:6 And

The story of Adam and Eve being expelled from the Garden of Eden (Genesis 3) raises profound theological and philosophical questions about the nature of sin, death, and God’s divine plan. One compelling interpretation suggests that the world outside the Garden, into which Adam and Eve were expelled, was already established, implying that death through

Iron Man, a character of enduring strength and sacrifice, can be reimagined through the lens of the periodic table, a fusion of the elements Iron (Fe) and Manganese (Mn)—symbolically uniting the materials of the earth and the essence of humanity. Iron (Fe), a foundational element in the human body, courses through our blood, binding oxygen

The boxed image on the right depicts a 13-month cycle of the Sun, captured on the same day of each month, starting and ending in December. This 13-patterned cycle connects directly to the 13th element, Aluminium, and the numerological significance of the “Gods,” the Elohim. With 41 being the 13th prime number, the Elohim are