Genesis Lecture 23 (Creation of the Earth 2) Swahili
Bible passage: Genesis 1:2
“ [2] The earth was formless and void, and darkness was over the surface of the deep, and the Spirit of God was moving over the surface of the waters.”
Dear brothers and sisters in the Lord.
All saints from branch churches, and local sanctuaries. GCN viewers and all children of God who attend the worship online. This is Genesis 23rd lecture. In the last lecture, I explained both the spiritual and physical meanings that are contained in Genesis 1:2 Spiritually, it is said to be an implicit expression of Lucifer's rebellion, God's heart at that time, and even the situation in which the rebellion was quelled.
Physically speaking, this verse contains the process that God created the earth which is the base of human cultivation. When God the Father created the earth, He laid its foundation first according to the order (of physical law) of the flesh. He then let the water of life, which originates from the throne of God, flow into the earth and cover it. Just like a baby in the amniotic fluid, the earth was covered with the water of life, and waited for the first day of the "Six Days of Creation." Let me show you two interesting (scientific) information related to the early appearance of the earth. I said that when the amniotic fluid has a similar composition to sea water.
The ratio of the five major minerals contained in amniotic fluid and seawater is almost the same. ,and amniotic fluid contains other components in addition to minerals. The five main minerals here are sodium, potassium, chlorine, calcium, and magnesium. And the similar ratio of mineral components means that the proportions of each of these five components within the category of minerals are similar.
However, the absolute mineral content of seawater is four times greater than that of amniotic fluid. While 1 liter of amniotic fluid contains about 3 grams of sodium, 1 liter of seawater contains about 12 grams. Therefore, when considering the same amount of seawater and amniotic fluid, the ratio of mineral components is similar, but the concentration of each component is four times higher in seawater.
