Design

The dimensions of the molten sea found in Solomon’s temple have often been a bit of controversy among skeptics of the bible who point out that the diameter and circumference don’t quite accurately reflect pi. In addition one account talks about the volume being 2,000 baths, and another 3,000. Derek Marshall solves these issues and observes that the dimensions of each of the parts of the molten sea reflect God’s design in the periodic table of elements.

Derek Marshall speculates what kind of engineering it might take to create a hive of mechanical honeybees that would perform the duties of gathering nectar to make honey. He compared it to an air traffic control navigation problem with miniature hovercraft weighing 1/10 of an ounce.

Many years ago, elephants near the cape of South Africa were hunted to near extinction because the people in the area were having problems with them. In a place called Addo, the elephants retreated to a spot where it was almost impossible for them to be hunted. Eventually an area was set aside as a elephant park and fenced in. They were fed citrus fruit and the elephants would congregate in one area waiting for their daily feeding. But the elephants destroyed the habitat and

Emerald ash borer, beech bark disease, pine tree blight, Dutch elm disease, chestnut blight. All have devastated our forests and we wonder if the plagues of Deuteronomy 28 are upon us. People ask why God allowed this in His creation. There are answers, but we may not like or understand them.

A mathematical pattern exists throughout scripture that matches a pattern found in nature and in the chemical elements.

Derek Marshall give a taste of his research that correlates a mathematical pattern found in scripture to a common design.

The heavier elements in the Periodic Table of the Elements continue a mathematical blueprint of creation based upon a logarithmic spiral.

It shouldn’t be a surprise that throughout the scripture God followed a mathematical pattern when he created the universe. Derek Marshall reveals how this pattern applies to the Periodic Table of the Elements.

A wide variety of unrelated species are able to emit light, and their ability to do so not only requires intelligent design but for dozens of different purposes. To imagine that this functionality arose independently in various species by evolutionary chance is incredible.

Unrelated plants and animals challenge evolution because of symbiotic relationships.

Ostriches are among a number of flightless birds that are classifed together for that reason, but there is so many differences between them that it is a stretch of the imagination to construct an evolutionary ancestry.

Water is one of the most abundant substances on earth and its chemistry is a major part of the special conditions necessary to produce life. The relationship of water to the chemical compounds that make up life is the subject of this show.

Dr. Don DeYoung gives examples of design in nature that have been copied by modern science for useful inventions.