Space-Time
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The hardest part is to organize the subjects so that you can understand our idea.
In this way, we will have to propose some statements already contained in the Holy Bible, which we will explain in the chapter itself or in subsequent chapters, when these statements can be verified or, in other words, confirmed.
How can they be confirmed?
We will use mathematical logic, physical science, equations for the ideas contained in the biblical texts and, through these formulations, we will observe whether they confirm the ideas of the Holy Bible.
In search of greater certainty for the questions, we will use more than one book of the Bible, covering the same subject and checking the results obtained in the mathematical proposals, and if the measurements of these proposals are correct for a biblical text, they will also be correct for all other similar texts.
You will then realize that the element that verifies a biblical statement must be mathematical.
Since mathematics is difficult for some people, we will make the simplest possible explanation for the subject in question and, in addition to this simple and general explanation, we will make mathematical explanations for people with a more refined desire for verification.
In this way, we will always have a general explanation based on the language of the biblical text and another on the mathematical explanation of the biblical text.
This is our proposition.
So to begin, let us begin our understanding of the hidden life with the first book of the Holy Bible, the book of Genesis.
The focus of our study is to understand the time-spaces in which the earth has been or possibly been in past periods, which will be the basis for our interpretation of the text of the book of Genesis.
I need to ask readers some questions to help them understand how we view biblical texts.
The Bible is about 6,000 years old for our civilization, which is what we understand from what is written in it. In short, from Adam (the first human being on Earth) to Jesus Christ is about 4,000 years, and from Jesus Christ to now is another 2,024 years. This year I am writing the lines of this book.
There was a period on Earth when people lived a long time, according to our current idea. Methuselah lived 969 years, and today the maximum is 120 years or a little more. There is always a human being who manages to escape the fate of the majority of a shorter life. The current average is between 70 and 80 years, and Psalm 90 in the Book of Psalms, in the Holy Bible, points to this average.
The first question we do not understand is precisely why the human age was so long in that early time of humanity.
Because of this greater age of the human being, a series of questions arise: What was the body like? What was the climate of the earth during that period of time? Were the days and nights identical to those of today? Did the human body have more resistance? Why did it live so many years? And many more questions could be asked from a scientific perspective.
The only simple way to obtain an answer is to mathematically equate the propositions of the Bible. Mathematics, through coincident numbers, can measure the information, the coherence of the information, but we will not have physical proof, because regarding the distant past of the earth, the organic information has been lost in the dust of time, with some geological and astronomical proofs remaining, but almost all without proof greater than a cosmic proposal.
In this first book of the Bible, we have these early times, according to the patriarchal ages of the men who lived in that period of the first 2,000 years on Earth. But even so, we have a very important detail here. The issue of quantifying time.
Science informs us that our universe is 13.7 billion years old and that the Earth is 4.54 billion years old. This time of 4.54 billion years, from our human perspective, completely disagrees with the information contained in the Holy Bible. The Bible informs us of 6,000 years.
And now? Who is right? Our atheist existentialist philosophy points to science and our Christian existentialist philosophy points to believing in the information in the Bible.
We immediately remember that Einstein pointed out the existence of space-times with different clocks for the same event, when he presents the theory of relativity and confirms Lorentz's law of the contraction of bodies and time at very high speeds and explains that this contraction will only be possible because of the contraction of space-time.
Do the ages mentioned in the book of Genesis refer to our Creator's clock? Are the years mentioned there in the perspective of our Creator's space-time?
The Holy Bible deals with a very distant time, when it points out the days of creation of the earth and the universe, when it points out six days for the creation of all things. After the creation of the human being, which occurred on the sixth day, the Creator rests on the seventh day.
The first creation was that of heaven and earth. From the creation of heaven and earth, a space-time of creation began that lasted until Adam left Paradise, when he left the Garden of Eden and when he began his existence on earth.
Our assumption is that Adam lived 930 years, and lived in a space-time different from the current one, a space-time that begins with Adam and goes until Joseph of Egypt, who lived 110 years of age. From Joseph of Egypt to the present day, we therefore have another space-time, which is the current space-time. And before creation, we will have the space-time of our own Creator.
Ordering mathematical thoughts, we will have the first space-time of our own Creator, which we will call the Space of the Creator; the second space-time from the moment of creation until Adam's departure from Paradise, which we will call the Space of Paradise; the third space-time from the time of Adam until Joseph of Egypt, which we will call the Space of the Ancients; and finally the fourth space-time from Joseph of Egypt until the present day, which we will call the Space of Today.
Even so, the Space of the Ancients can be subdivided into other parts due to the indication of radical variation in these ages in a period of approximately 2,000 years, in which the age varied from 969 years to 110 years.
In this way, these space-times varied in a mathematical way from Adam's departure from Paradise until the days of Joseph, leaving us to find a way to equate these times, in order to measure that age of science, which reported that the age of the earth is around 4.54 billion years.
If we can quantify the biblical times, relate them to an equation and calculate them, they should coincide with the age of the earth provided by science as we have mentioned.
And to do this, we need to find out in an organized way, by locating in the biblical texts of the book of Genesis, the number of years informed there, for each space-time previously mentioned.
After the biblical quantification of these space-times that we have defined, the big question arises. How can we equate these quantities? And that is what we will do in the following chapters.
But, before we delve into this quantification, and the equation of these quantifications of time, it will also be interesting for us to get to know our own universe, at least from an introductory point of view on this subject.
VIAGEM PARA O CÉU por ANTONIO FERNANDES MAMEDE
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