Can you get WATER out of a ROCK ?
Dennis C Latham
2010/01/19 03:07:40
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I know you can't get blood from a stone ....
http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2006/28dec_truefake.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redox
Hint .... = HYDROGEN REDUCTION
http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2006/28dec_truefake.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redox
Hint .... = HYDROGEN REDUCTION
OR DID YOU MEAN IN THE CRACK OF A ROCK.
ARE YOU TRYING TO ROCK MY BRAIN?? LOL
LEAVE IT TO YOU TO GET THE ROCK, OH I MEAN THE BALL ROLLING.
actually GOD did it ... but understandable .... GOD did it through Moses.
that's pretty easy now ... since they have a few processes ..
one being to heat up a crushed lunar / moon rock to around 1,000 degrees and adding hydrogen
but I bet you're a hater
and I was right ... the reason you blocked me.
coward and no fight in ya
"sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic."
in the Bible, there are accounts of water coming from rock meaning that it is, in fact, possible. God created this world and therefore knows every single possible thing there is to know about physics, quantum physics, quantum mechanics... everything.
he wrote the rules to "how the world works" and so he knows them all and how to do things.
we just haven't discovered them yet. we humans are slowly becoming more knowledgeable on "how the world works"
think about it. if we went back in time to, say the year 1000. and we brought walkie talkies...
to the people of that time, this would appear to be magic! but we would know that is is just simple radio waves being transmitted through the air...
what God did (and does) seems like magic to us, but God is simply following His own rules about "how the world works"
they have to crush the rock into small sand - heat to 1,000 degrees and add a little hydrogen
As to the bibical referrence to "water from a rock", Moses brought water forth water from a rock several times, and one time that cost him his place in the land of Canaan. A reminder that one can fall away from the salvation that is in the Rock, Jesus Christ.
In the referrence to it in Numbers 20:11, concerning "the congregation drank, and their beasts", physically the water afforded the same kind of needful refreshment to both. But from a religious point of view, this, which was only a common element to the cattle, was a sacrament to the people (1 Corinthians 10:3,4)--It possessed a relative sanctity imparted to it by its divine origin and use. It is noted in 1 Corinthians 10:4; "for they drank of that spiritual Rock that followed them: and that Rock was Christ."
Some commentators say this is not to be understood as Paul's reference to the Jewish legend about a literal rock that followed the Israelites in their wanderings. However, Moses brought forth water from a rock that was in several places, not just one in one place, so according to paul the Rock did follow the Israelites. Also, that rock...
As to the bibical referrence to "water from a rock", Moses brought water forth water from a rock several times, and one time that cost him his place in the land of Canaan. A reminder that one can fall away from the salvation that is in the Rock, Jesus Christ.
In the referrence to it in Numbers 20:11, concerning "the congregation drank, and their beasts", physically the water afforded the same kind of needful refreshment to both. But from a religious point of view, this, which was only a common element to the cattle, was a sacrament to the people (1 Corinthians 10:3,4)--It possessed a relative sanctity imparted to it by its divine origin and use. It is noted in 1 Corinthians 10:4; "for they drank of that spiritual Rock that followed them: and that Rock was Christ."
Some commentators say this is not to be understood as Paul's reference to the Jewish legend about a literal rock that followed the Israelites in their wanderings. However, Moses brought forth water from a rock that was in several places, not just one in one place, so according to paul the Rock did follow the Israelites. Also, that rock to which Paul referred to, he was clearly stated: "The rock was Christ." The miracle of Moses' bringing forth water from the rock in the wilderness (Exodus 17:5) provided literal water for Israel; but much more than that, it is in evidence here that the rock was Christ, not `is' or `is a type of' ... Therefore, this is a clear statement of the existence of Christ from the beginning.
Actually, the Rock did two things. It led the Israelites, and also followed them, another referrence to the full protection God affords His children. This is made clear in Exodus 23:20-21; "Behold, I send an Angel before thee, to keep thee in the way, and to bring thee into the place which I have prepared. Beware of him, and obey his voice, provoke him not; for he will not pardon your transgressions: for my name is in him." There is a lot said here concerning salvation, can you gather all the points from these scriptures in Exodus and Numbers?
and I will love it more when I find a good electronic microscope ...
I already have 2500 Degrees ......
who you telling .?
LOL
I'm going to have an eject procedure ... ha ha ha
LOL
you know when I do something I do it BIG .... ha haha
Don't I DAGON ?
you know when I do something I do it BIG .... ha haha
Don't I DAGON ?