The evolution of worlds from nebulaeDean, Lee Parker
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The evolution of worlds from nebulae
Dean, Lee Parker
Nebular hypothesis
It may be asked in this widespread universe, will He recognize earth
or us? Yet we must remember there is evidence of the same formative
Hand alike in each atom of air, the countless worlds, and man himself.
Then who but a mightier Power can do what man can not? We may securely
feel that if God made man in his own image,—which we are led to believe
without the Bible’s revelation—He can give to him protection, thought,
and love. Then the chance, or probability—if you do not regard the
possibility or certainty—of living in God’s presence for as many
millions of years as there are atoms in earth, which cannot comprehend
eternity, are evidenced by what we here behold. Should we not live,
then, in expectancy and hope, our faith grounded on what we behold in
our earth, sun, and the universe?
The works of man are multiple, but among them all, we do not find one
of _chance_ in its formation. We always recognize man’s hand and
expect no form without a maker; so of the universe. The mighty worlds
as well as the invisible atoms bear evidence of a Creator, and have
the same assurance stamped upon them as have the inventions of man. We
should thereby recognize the truth that God exists and regulates the
vast and countless worlds, the tiniest molecule, and man himself.
Surely, then, in accepting the faith of the Bible there can be no
loss, while by accepting of it we may stand approved by One who
created worlds, space, and all life, the existence of which is within
our vision, but the contemplation of which is infinitely beyond our
conception.
[Illustration: Decoration]
FOOTNOTES:
[21] Chambers, “Hand Book of Astronomy,” preface page 9.
Transcriber’s Notes
pg 1 Changed: BIRDGEPORT, CONN.:
to: BRIDGEPORT, CONN.:
pg 31 Changed: we can disern with a microscope
to: we can discern with a microscope
pg 33 Changed: oceans equaling the drops of water
to: oceans equalling the drops of water
pg 51 Changed: wasting through invisable steam
to: wasting through invisible steam
pg 63 Changed: flow of light througout
to: flow of light throughout
pg 65 Changed: spread out to one-hundreth of an inch
to: spread out to one-hundredth of an inch
pg 76 Changed: things mentioned of their faculities
to: things mentioned of their faculties
pg 81 Changed: electrcity and the gases
to: electricity and the gases
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