To those who will read this, please allow me to further explain one of the most profound statements in the universe that is found in the Book of Life (Bible), and the Torah, the first five Books of the Bible, a.k.a. Word of God, or the Scriptures. It begins with “In the beginning.” Exactly what does that mean? The simple answer is “a point in time or space in which something starts.”
To help you further understand what we, as finite creatures can grasp, it can be a birth or the emergence, or a starting point, or perhaps the debut of something new that never existed before.
Of course, we understand a beginning because we at birth have a beginning, but can we really say that the seed of our birth is our beginning? While I do not profess to be a scientist, I know a little something about the human chromosome (DNA), which is a threadlike structure of nucleic acids and protein found in the nucleus of most living cells, carrying genetic information in the form of genes. These genes are the basic physical and determine our heredity of who we are as human beings, so the logical question is, where does life begin? There are many theories about the beginning of the universe, and the beginning of the human species. It’s the word that follows “In the beginning” that most fail to comprehend, and that Word is “God!”
God spoke to one of His prophets, Jeremiah, and said, “I knew you before you were conceived in your mother’s womb.” I find this fascinating in the invisible world, which cannot be seen by us, unless God wills it so, who has always existed!
I believe that I have been commissioned to write this epistle to the Church; this will be my fourth book. It is especially written to the Western Church “because to them; that much has been given much, much is required.”
“It is written too, and for the Christian Church, after the resurrection, Jesus claimed. All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me” (Matt. 28:18)