We woke in the morning to capture the waning moon after sunrise. A couple days after full moon, if the skies are clear at dawn, there can be a beautiful sight as the setting moon nears the mountain ridges at the southwest end the Tygart Valley in the West Virginia… Continue reading
We were bustling eastward down the interstate at 70 miles per hour just east of Columbia, Missouri in late 2019. The pattern of clouds in the west, judging from my glances in the rear view mirror, suggested that a sun column might be possible in a few minutes. I have… Continue reading
God’s acts of creation upon the face of the earth are governed in many respects by our position and tilt relative to the sun. This is, in a sense, a big picture view of the origin of seasons. The layers of complexity, however, continue as one observes smaller and smaller things. Vegetation changes occur within… Continue reading
God’s precise words in Genesis and numerous other Bible books, including the verse that is displayed in the lunar observation sheet below, highlight things we see all the time. Night and day as well as the choreographed dance of the sun and moon are ever present reminders of work of the… Continue reading
When reading the Biblical account that God provides on Creation of the Universe, one thing that jumps out is the creation of the Greater Light (the Sun) on Day 4. The moon and stars follow. But it is Day 4!! So the light that God provides in the first days was… Continue reading
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