Genesis 1 continued...Part 3

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Hello and welcome to another episode of The Chronic Christian. The slow start to read the Bible. So... where we left off, and where we're continuing from, is Genesis the first book, Genesis chapter one. We got as far as verse 7, and we're still there. I'm gonna do this, I'm gonna read from one, and I get to seven, and if I can reconcile what it is, we'll move them. Okay? We want to get through at least chapter one, maybe in this video. There we go. In the beginning, God created the heaven and the earth. And the earth was without form and void, and the darkness was upon the face of the deep. Deep, and the Spirit of God moved upon the face, the waters. There's no light yet. Iris said, how can you reflect? You invented light yet, 'cause you've had no need to, 'cause you're gone, and that's all that exists. Does that mean, well, God didn't need light? To be content without a universe. to be content without a universe. You would think a perfect being would just be content. Being God without an universe, to oversee. If we are made in his image, Does that mean that...? Are we...? Are we informed of his image, but adapted to the universe? So maybe God, Luciously, he's a biped, she's a biped, whatever. don't care. It's a biped. Does God require breathing? Does God require light? Maybe all these senses. God is a sense. God is a sense. God is a reflection of our senses. Does that make sense? God is a reflection of our senses. Our eyes, our nose, our mouth, and ears, and touch, and hate. And the spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters. What does waters mean? Do we mean water? Water? On the face of the flow, and the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the flow, it may be just another way of maybe trying to express what's being said here, the flow. Because the flow could be visual, it could be tactile, like the wind brushing your face, float, fluidity. Seems like a modern word. Fluidity. I don't know. That's how I'm gonna interpret this. And then with reflection, again, because we're dominated by our eyes. The pastor, they talked about the eyes being... casting darkness. 'Cause our eyes don't work. We see... we see the light, but we got the source. You see the light, but we got the source. This is like, but I doubt the source. But there's light. You can see, you can see. You can see, you can see. See? Yeah, but I doubt the source. I thought it's a source. It's a reflection of the water. It's the reflection of the float. The reflection of the flow. Not a reflection. The reflection. I reflect on the flu. I reflect on the flow. Why does God need to reflect on the flow? Passing time. I just wonder how long it was until God... was no longer content. with isolation. Can God feel isolated? Can go, be isolated, and be okay with that. I can only understand my feeble mind that God is isolated. Before the universe was created, God was isolated. So it was just a matter of time, because God, it got even experienced time. There was no time before him. So it had to be a... instant. Big bang. There was nothing... There was nothing before God. There was nothing before God. And God said, Let there be light, and there was light. God saw the light, and it was good. So once God invented light, in an instant, he developed eyes, I guess... in his design, to us. For us. And God divided the light... from darkness. So the darkness is behind their eyes into our soul. You see, the light, when we got the source, and it's that dowering of the source, even though we see it. cast darkness into our soul into our being. Hey, God called the light day and the morning were the first day. And God said, Let there be a firmament in the midst of the waters and let it divide the waters from the waters. So how I would reward it. And God said, let there be a firmament in the midst of the flow, and let the divide, and let it divide the flow from the flow. So, cup. Showman makes like a cup, a cup of tea. And God sips the tea. That could be a black hole. It's like, imagine if the universe was tea. Okay? And the firmament was a mug. Yeah? And then God's placing of the lips to the lip of the mug, sucking in the tea. That's a black hole. So he's just being creative with... making good choices in lieu of originality, but trying to be original with your interpretations. So I would be original. Let there be a splint of truth. But there is Clifford truth. I'm not evangels. And not... not an evangelist. That's why I can't preach this book. That's why I can't get past... chapter one. I'm not preaching here. I'm, um... I'm a middle kid. Trying to... Maybe with your shoes to my kids, they're old enough, and they'll see the concerned efforts that I applied. Documenting the process of... trying to read this thing. And God made the firmament, and why did the flow, which were under the firmament, from the flow, which... the flows, which were above the firmament, and it was so... Hold on. Let's be a tournament in the midst of the flow. Let it divide the waters, the flows, flow from the floes. So it's a division. And the cup analogy is a work, 'cause it's... the cup is actually a handle with a... a circular coaster. And the team would float above, the team would float above and above, but that doesn't work. As a metaphor. It's not waters, it's flow. I could flow. And God called the firmament heaven, and beginning and the morning were the second day. So, if the firmament is the divide, what do we divide it from? Is there such a thing as good and evil? Right? All you have is your truth, my truth. That's what's being divided. Your truth versus my truth. And then the firmament. And got me the firm and the vital blah, blah, blah, and God called the firmament heaven, and the evening and the morning were the 2nd day. So, to exist in the middle, to see both sides. is heaven. Because you're no one attachment to either side. Right? You see, you can see, logically, you can see truthfully, how each side meshes. Oh, each side meshes. And that interlocking is the firmament, that interlocking is the firmament. The beginning of politics, the firmament is the true form. The firmament is the true forum of politics.