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The Book of Genesis – Session 7 of 24 – A Remastered Commentary by Chuck Missler

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Remastered: Re-edited and remastered video, 2023.
Originally Recorded: 2003/4

There are four basic questions that confront each of us: Who am I? Where did I come from? Why am I here? And where am I going when I die? Your eternal destiny will be determined by your “worldview” in addressing these issues. And there are really only two world views: either everything – including you- is the result of some kind of cosmic accident, or this is all the result of a deliberate design by a Designer. This issue could not be more fundamental.

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  5. I have a thought regarding the GAP Theory if I may: Would not the description of the worlds end in Revelation 22, be summized in this way as in Gen 1 : 2 ? Would not this be the only place that God could call the END from the Beginning? I propose that this GAP is an reflection of the end and He states it as Became Void, and then proceeds to tell us how it got there.

  6. For anyone watching this, I would just like to point out that there is no such thing as randomness even in a casino. With random number generators and machine algorithms, we attempt to create randomness, but within them, there is still a pattern which if you had enough information to discern and predict what’s going to happen next. There is no such thing as random.

  9. Irreducible complexity…. I understand that we need about 100 different genes… in different locations and on different strands of DNA in order for our eyes to work. If any one of those genes are deficient, we couldn't see. If single random mutations are the impetus for evolution, then we would need all 100 genes to come into existence at the SAME TIME… and that's just human sight. Seriously… it should be criminal to teach evolution as scientific fact… Sure, teach as a "theory"… a thought experiment… but in full disclosure, ALSO teach that it is statistically impossible. It is simply one way to think about biology that MIGHT be helpful…

  14. I see that I missed a good one. I like what was said about our true selves weigh nothing. Most folks consider their "real self" this physical manifestation of us, but I've always considered us well outside of that, considering these forms aren't even our "final forms" so to speak, for we shall be in a manner at the resurrection that we can only imagine at this point. The spirit and soul are of a higher dimension and thusly wouldn't pose as mass in the 3 dimensions that we call the physical, yet higher dimensions have a certain physicality that is but isn't physical at the same time (best as I've been able to figure anyway). But whatever that is, it's hinted in I John 3:2 : "Beloved, now are we the sons of God, and it doth not yet appear what we shall be: but we know that, when he shall appear, we shall be like him; for we shall see him as he is."