Periodic Table from Creation
Periodic Table
Ever since the beginning of time, scientists have looked for the Creator. The Periodic Table can be used by Christians to support their beliefs. God has hidden many things in the world that tell humans about Him. Many of these secrets are visible in the periodic table. The periodic table shows principles about the Trinity, the days of creation, death and eternal life, and other truths of the Christian faith.
Trinity
The Trinity of God is shown in several aspects of the periodic table. Hydrogen is a unique element in that it fits in Groups IA, IVA, and VIIA. This point to the fact that God the Father, God the Son and the Holy Spirit each are equally one in three. They exist equally because Groups I, IV, and VII are equally distant from each other. Another aspect of the Trinity is shown in Group VIII. This Group is three elements wide, not one. This shows that the Trinity is three Godhead in one.
The Trinity of God is shown in several aspects of the periodic table. Hydrogen is a unique element in that it fits in Groups IA, IVA, and VIIA. This point to the fact that God the Father, God the Son and the Holy Spirit each are equally one in three. They exist equally because Groups I, IV, and VII are equally distant from each other. Another aspect of the Trinity is shown in Group VIII. This Group is three elements wide, not one. This shows that the Trinity is three Godhead in one.
Days
The groups and periods in the Periodic Table mirror the actions that God did and the things he created. All of the days of Genesis, are also symbolized in the periods of the periodic table as there are seven days and seven periods.
The days of creation are shown in the Groups of the periodic table. Each group has two parts, A and B. These two parts represent the morning and evening of each day of creation. Only on the seventh day, there is no evening and morning as the seventh day is represented by Zero group.
The groups and periods in the Periodic Table mirror the actions that God did and the things he created. All of the days of Genesis, are also symbolized in the periods of the periodic table as there are seven days and seven periods.
The days of creation are shown in the Groups of the periodic table. Each group has two parts, A and B. These two parts represent the morning and evening of each day of creation. Only on the seventh day, there is no evening and morning as the seventh day is represented by Zero group.
Day 1
The period one consists hydrogen. Since hydrogen is in periodic movement between group one, four and seven, it can be said that it hovers. In Genesis 1:2, it says that the Spirit of God hovered over the waters. In this way, hydrogen pictures the Spirit of God. Group IA contains sodium. When sodium is exposed to water, it burns.
On the first day of creation, God created light. He could have created light by putting sodium in the oceans, causing light and leftover sodium in the oceans.
The period one consists hydrogen. Since hydrogen is in periodic movement between group one, four and seven, it can be said that it hovers. In Genesis 1:2, it says that the Spirit of God hovered over the waters. In this way, hydrogen pictures the Spirit of God. Group IA contains sodium. When sodium is exposed to water, it burns.
On the first day of creation, God created light. He could have created light by putting sodium in the oceans, causing light and leftover sodium in the oceans.
Day 2
On the second day of creation, God divided the waters. In the second period, there is a gap between Groups IIA and IIIA. This gap refers to the second day of creation. The second day of creation is shown in Groups IIA and IIIA. On the second day of creation, God separated the waters. Between these two groups is a gap, created by God.
On the second day of creation, God divided the waters. In the second period, there is a gap between Groups IIA and IIIA. This gap refers to the second day of creation. The second day of creation is shown in Groups IIA and IIIA. On the second day of creation, God separated the waters. Between these two groups is a gap, created by God.
Day 3
On the third day of creation, God created plants. Plants are green because of chlorophyll. Chlorophyll contains magnesium, which is in the third period.
All life on Earth is carbon-based. Carbon is placed in Group IVA. In this way, the third day is represented in fourth and the third period.
On the third day of creation, God created plants. Plants are green because of chlorophyll. Chlorophyll contains magnesium, which is in the third period.
All life on Earth is carbon-based. Carbon is placed in Group IVA. In this way, the third day is represented in fourth and the third period.
Day 4
On the fourth day of creation, God created the sun, moon, and stars. This is symbolized by phosphorus in Group VA. Phosphorus is an element which gives off the light, even in the darkness.
Day 5
Group VIB contains oxygen. All living things require oxygen. This represents the fifth day of creation in which God created birds and fish.
On the fourth day of creation, God created the sun, moon, and stars. This is symbolized by phosphorus in Group VA. Phosphorus is an element which gives off the light, even in the darkness.
Day 5
Group VIB contains oxygen. All living things require oxygen. This represents the fifth day of creation in which God created birds and fish.
Day 6
The sixth day of creation is when God created man in his own image. This is symbolized by the fourteen elements following lanthanum. These fourteen elements are just like lanthanum in physical and chemical properties. In addition, lanthanum is in Group III, reminding trinity. This shows another connection between God and lanthanum. Each lanthanide has an inner f-orbital. There are seven f-orbitals. These seven f-orbitals represent the seven spirits of God, as described in Rev. 3:1. The f-orbital is inner orbital; therefore, the image of God in humans is not an outer expression but some internal quality. Another argument that shows that the seven spirits of God are in humans is the existence of seven sets of true ribs. Each set of ribs represents one of the f-orbitals and each rib represents an electron.
The sixth day of creation is when God created man in his own image. This is symbolized by the fourteen elements following lanthanum. These fourteen elements are just like lanthanum in physical and chemical properties. In addition, lanthanum is in Group III, reminding trinity. This shows another connection between God and lanthanum. Each lanthanide has an inner f-orbital. There are seven f-orbitals. These seven f-orbitals represent the seven spirits of God, as described in Rev. 3:1. The f-orbital is inner orbital; therefore, the image of God in humans is not an outer expression but some internal quality. Another argument that shows that the seven spirits of God are in humans is the existence of seven sets of true ribs. Each set of ribs represents one of the f-orbitals and each rib represents an electron.
Day 7
On the seventh day of creation, God rested. In Zero Group, the elements are inert. This shows that God has power over everything in the universe because even the elements obey God.
On the seventh day of creation, God rested. In Zero Group, the elements are inert. This shows that God has power over everything in the universe because even the elements obey God.
Death
The periodic table also speaks about death and eternal life. When Eve and Adam ate the forbidden fruit, they used thirty-two teeth, and there are four types of teeth. After they ate the fruit, they were limited by death. Right now, the periodic table is limited to thirty-two groups and only four types of orbitals.
Twelve Disciples
There are also some other facts about God hidden in the periodic table. The first fact concerns the number twelve. God used twelve apostles to spread the Gospel that is the message of eternal life. In the same way, carbon’s atomic weight is twelve and it is the center of life. In these ways and many others, God reveals himself in the periodic table. Using the periodic table to prove that God exists is not a bad thing. In John 20: 24-28
Thomas had to see Jesus believe and Jesus did not condemn him for doubting. In the same way, we can see God in the periodic table and believe. God has given a specific order to everything He created. He designed the elements in such a way that when man organizes them correctly they show truths about God, what he has done and will do. Psalm 19:1 says, “The heavens declare [God’s] glory. . .” Now that man knows more about creation, man sees that everything in nature points to the God that created them.
It is obvious that the Periodic Table proves the Bible. Christians can use Science to prove that the Bible is true, and are able to do so without stretching and manipulating the facts to fit their theories. Naturally, the creation proves the existence of its Creator. In this way, science proves without a doubt the existence of God, our Creator.