Today’s Thought “Inexplicable” G. Ward

“I set My bow in the cloud, and it shall be for a sign of a covenant between Me and the earth.” Genesis 9:13

Science has been a great catalyst in understanding throughout the centuries. Mighty men and women have pursued personal intrigue or unintentionally sided with great intimation such as “necessity is the mother to invention.” Many have sought great divisiveness by suggesting Christianity negates science as godly. The truth of the matter more favors in depth analytical behavior from man unto the things to which he was given dominion (cf. Ge.1:28-30) and the protection therein.

Early pioneers of science (such as Sir Isaac Newton, Michael Faraday, Louis Pasteur and George Washington Carver) embraced Holy God by taking hypothesis into reality not by usurping HIS infinite wisdom and power; but boasting on HIS sufficiency in nature. Today’s scientists are seemingly gaining notoriety by insisting personal accolade through questionable prudence. Michael Faraday's (Father of Electromagnetism, 1791 - 1867) life and passion for science can best be summed up in his own words:”I cannot doubt that a glorious discovery in natural knowledge, and the wisdom and power of God in the creation, is awaiting our age, and that we may not only hope to see it, but even be honored to help in obtaining the victory over present ignorance and future knowledge."

While great intellectuals have been privy in deciphering varied codes of nature, there yet are some (such as the rainbow) “inexplicable…”

Happy Tuesday!