atrueoriginall
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Why not just a voice? Why both the voice and the burning bush?
Could the burning bush have been a creosote bush?
Sure, the bush may have been the nekkid sage but let me go about my story.
Many desert plants can start afire by lightening, but even so, most all desert floras will go out as soon as the fire has consumed the majority of the kindle. Say for instance the bush was a common sage. This would have been a very appropriate bush to choose (sage) so to speak, but a fire would have only burned for maybe 15 to 20 minutes. I would like to think that the bush had to be that of the creosote bush.
Why the creosote bush? Was it because a fire would last for hours due to the pitch burning?
Lets look at the creosote's properties. The pitch of the creosote is a coal tar, which today we have discovered is a carcinogen. Coal tar manufactures free radicals, which are responsible for most all cancers in the body because they destroy healthy cells. Carcinogens cause cancer, which is a disease that can be cured today if caught in its early stages for many.
Was the creosote a metaphor for cancer causing free radicals? Its as if God was saying, heres my pitch. It has everything to do with something that grows inside you like a cancer.
This doesnt mean that if you sin you will get cancer or if you have cancer you are a sinner. Instead, it appears to be a simple metaphor, parable or example, which means, if you can catch your cancer "sin", the free radical in you, in the early stages and stop the things you are doing you will live a longer life. Obviously, a big job for Moses, in respect to his people after he walked down the mountain.
The following may appear a little blasphemous, but stay with me.
The largest use we have in the world for the creosote is as a preservative used for the preservation of the telephone pole. Creosote is that brown sticky, stuff found on all telephone poles, which preserves the wood. We have millions upon millions of telephone poles resembling crucifixes all over the earth serving as a message or a sign of communication to one another and a sign of communication across the waters with other nations. If you are on dial-up right now, you are also using it to receive or deliver Gods messages right here in this forum. Preservatives are used to make things last. The vision we have of Jesus hanging on the crucifix and his works have lasted over 2000 years. That is one of long lasting preservation.
Furthermore, we know that the work of Jesus was written long before his birth. On that note, then the "preservation" of Jesus was written as well at the same time and it would have overlapped the burning bush and even the Ten Commandments.
The only thing I find bothersome is that the creosote bush in this example relates to no other time then today.
Could the burning bush have been a creosote bush?
Sure, the bush may have been the nekkid sage but let me go about my story.
Many desert plants can start afire by lightening, but even so, most all desert floras will go out as soon as the fire has consumed the majority of the kindle. Say for instance the bush was a common sage. This would have been a very appropriate bush to choose (sage) so to speak, but a fire would have only burned for maybe 15 to 20 minutes. I would like to think that the bush had to be that of the creosote bush.
Why the creosote bush? Was it because a fire would last for hours due to the pitch burning?
Lets look at the creosote's properties. The pitch of the creosote is a coal tar, which today we have discovered is a carcinogen. Coal tar manufactures free radicals, which are responsible for most all cancers in the body because they destroy healthy cells. Carcinogens cause cancer, which is a disease that can be cured today if caught in its early stages for many.
Was the creosote a metaphor for cancer causing free radicals? Its as if God was saying, heres my pitch. It has everything to do with something that grows inside you like a cancer.
This doesnt mean that if you sin you will get cancer or if you have cancer you are a sinner. Instead, it appears to be a simple metaphor, parable or example, which means, if you can catch your cancer "sin", the free radical in you, in the early stages and stop the things you are doing you will live a longer life. Obviously, a big job for Moses, in respect to his people after he walked down the mountain.
The following may appear a little blasphemous, but stay with me.
The largest use we have in the world for the creosote is as a preservative used for the preservation of the telephone pole. Creosote is that brown sticky, stuff found on all telephone poles, which preserves the wood. We have millions upon millions of telephone poles resembling crucifixes all over the earth serving as a message or a sign of communication to one another and a sign of communication across the waters with other nations. If you are on dial-up right now, you are also using it to receive or deliver Gods messages right here in this forum. Preservatives are used to make things last. The vision we have of Jesus hanging on the crucifix and his works have lasted over 2000 years. That is one of long lasting preservation.
Furthermore, we know that the work of Jesus was written long before his birth. On that note, then the "preservation" of Jesus was written as well at the same time and it would have overlapped the burning bush and even the Ten Commandments.
The only thing I find bothersome is that the creosote bush in this example relates to no other time then today.
