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Scripture On Creation podcast
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Scripture on Creation is a Q&A format radio program discussing Biblical and scientific perspectives on Creation, as well as other scientific current events.
Episodes
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Creation in the Psalms. Part 44 Psalm 146
The Psalmist points those in need to the faithful Creator. It's interesting how it is those who know they are in need that are often ready and willing to receive the help of their Creator; in contrast to those who think they can manage life themselves, and deny Him.
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Why is eating blood prohibited by the Jerusalem Council?
After confirming to Paul and the Gentile believers that they did not have to follow the Law of Moses to be saved, it was still determined that Gentiles should not eat blood. What was it about eating blood that prompted the Jerusalem Council in Acts 15:20 to instruct the Gentile believers to…
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Creation in the Pslams. Part 43 Psalm 139e
In this 5th and final episode on Psalm 139 its relevance to the issue of abortion is discussed. We then consider the change in focus from an intimate relationship with the Creator to an indictment of the wicked.
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Creation in the Psalms. Part 42 Psalm 139d
Verses 13-18 include David's thoughts about being "fearfully and wonderfully made." Even from the perspective man had 3000 years ago, the fantastic design of our bodies was evident--and that was without the knowledge of what is involved at the cellular and molecular level.
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Creation in the Psalms. Part 41 Psa 139c
We consider the 2nd stanza of the Psalm; this section emphasizes the idea that no matter where we go God is there. A comfort to the child of God, scary for the rebel.
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Fibonacci and the sea.
What is a Fibonacci sequence? Dr. Scripture didn't know either (or maybe you do know). He addresses a question about the shape of the Milky Way, and considers what the meaning of the "sea" is in Rev 21:1.
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Did Time Have a Beginning?
Though scientists debate over the question of whether or not time had a beginning, the Bible does have the answer. The scientific issues related to the question and the biblical texts that address the question are discussed.
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Dinosaurs and shortened lifespans.
Popular Mechanics reports on a proposal that mammals' lifespans, including humans, were shortened as a result of evolutionary pressure from dinosaurs 100 million years ago. We consider that idea and then discuss human lifespans recorded in the Bible.
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Creation in the Psalms. Part 40 Psalm 139b
David marvels at the attention his Creator pays to him; and rejoices over the closeness of their relationship. However, if a person is estranged from God, the Lord's knowledge of that person may cause them discomfort.
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Creation in the Psalms. Part 39 Psalm 139a
"Fearfully and wonderfully made;" this Psalm reflects the amazement we all have when considering the wonderful human body. Some convince themselves this was accomplished by evolution--random mutation and natural selection; others see Divine Design in every detail. This program begins an in depth...
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Creation in the Psalms. Part 38 Psalm 136c
This Psalm was repeated antiphonally in the Israelites' worship. One of the ways God shows His everlasting lovingkindness is in the dependability of His creation.
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Creation in the Pslams. Part 37 Psa 135b
People complain about the weather but don't do anything about it! Well, now environmental activists claim we CAN do something about it. This program discusses what Psalm 135 says about the weather and God's real control of it.
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Creation in the Psalms. Part 36 Psa 135, 136a
Psalms 135 and 136 call us to worship the Creator. Praise Him and thank Him for Who He is and what He has done. They give suggestions for what to praise and thank Him for; we can and should also consider, from our own experience, what we personally can praise and thank Him for.
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Creation in the Psalms. Part 35 Psa 121 124 134
These songs of Ascents (120-134) reflect the Israelite's journey to Jerusalem, and form a microcosm of life. Praising the Creator and asking for His help and protection are themes found in this special group of Psalms.
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"Time" words in Scripture
What is the meaning of the word "day" in the Genesis creation account? It actually has 3 different meanings. How about the numerous references to "ancient times" or "forever?" A study of the use of these various "time" words shows that many have quite flexible meanings--the key to interpreting…
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Creation in the Declaration of Independence
This week we celebrate 250 years as a nation. The Founders of our nation assumed not only that there was a God, they understood He was the Creator. This program considers the Declaration of Independence and other statements of Thomas Jefferson in particular.
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Creation in the Psalms. Part 34 Psalm 115.
This Psalm graphically contrasts the gods Man makes and God THE Maker of heaven and earth. In response to idolatry, which at its core is Man making his god/s, the Lord God repeatedly in Scripture makes the point that He, the Creator, made Man.
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Creation in the Pslams. Part 33 Psalm 113
The Creator humbles Himself (stoops if you will) to simply observe the heavens and the earth that He created, yet He cares for us more than we can know. Hallelujah!
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Questions about the Creator, animals and the cosmos.
Dr. Scripture continues answering questions from a group of young people he spoke to at a conference. These questions relate to the creation of animals and the cosmos.
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Questions about the Creator and Man
Dr. Scripture answers a number of questions from a youth group: who created God, when did God create everything, when were angels created and more. Most of the questions focused on God and Man.
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Creation in the Psalms. Part 32, Psalm 111
The Psalmist begins with "Hallelujah!" and praises the Lord for all His works. Those works include God's work in creation as well as His acts of righteousness and faithfulness.
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Creation in the Psalms. Part 31 Psalm 104f
Although we thought we finished Psalm 104, Scott had a couple more questions related to verses 30 and 35. We consider Psalm 104:30 and 35 in more detail in this final program on Psalm 104.
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Mated for life
It's apparent that God intended a single man and a single woman to be mated for life, i.e. polygamy was not God's idea; but how about for all the other creatures? Photo credit PeopleUS.
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Evolution Evangelism. Part 2
This program continues Dr. Scripture's response to a student asking for evidence refuting evolution; in particular the millions of years of evolution claimed to have occurred by all evolutionists.
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Evolution Evangelism. Part 1
This program was first aired in 2010, but is still relevant today. It's remarkable how strongly some evolutionists react to any challenge to their theory. A student shares their experience in an English class.
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Creation in the Psalms. Part 30, Psalm 104e
This final program on Psalm 104 quickly reviews the first 26 verses then considers the last 9 verses. The question, do animals have a spirit? (vs 29) is discussed, and the Lord's ongoing interaction with His creation is highlighted.
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Creation in the Pslams. Part 29, Psa 104d
The later portions of Psalm 104 describe a number of the life forms God created. The plants, animals and Man all live and to a great extent cooperate in the circle of life on earth. The Psalmist then exclaims, "in wisdom You have made them all!"
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Creation in the Psalms. Part 28, Psalm 104c
We discuss what vss 6-9 refer to--the global flood or day 3 of creation. Then we note the emphasis in the Psalm on the water so plentiful on earth--that quality that sets earth apart from any other planet--supporting life.
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Creation in the Psalms. Part 27, Psa 104b
Psalm 104:1-9 describe the "works" of the Creator on days 1, 2 and 3 of creation. There also seems to be an allusion to the Great Flood, but Psalm 104 more closely parallels Job 38's statement about day 3 than the global flood.
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Creation in the Psalms. Part 26, Psa 103 and 104
Psalm 103, a Psalm of David, compares the heavens to God's love for His people. It also introduces and exhorts all the works of the Lord to praise and glory their Maker.
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Without God the universe is dark
The Big Bang is an explanation for the origin of the universe that denies that God had any involvement. However, to make what we observe in the universe and what we assume the results of the Big Bang should be, Dark Matter and Dark Energy must be proposed. This program discusses the "Dark Universe."
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Oort oh Oort, where art Thou?
Comets are beautiful and mysterious. They come and go seemingly from nowhere. However, in order to fit with the evolutionary explanation of the origin of our solar system, astronomers claim they come from Oort's cloud. "We" just need to find it!
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Goldilocks and the 3 "wheres"
What do the orbits of the moon around the earth, the earth around the sun, and our solar system around the Milky Way have in common? They are all in their corresponding Goldilocks zones. A fantastic stroke of good fortune according to an evolutionary worldview.
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Will we ever be able to determine the size of the universe?
Our telescopes continue to reveal an ever larger universe, but where does it end? The Lord tells us in Jeremiah 31:37, we'll never find the edge.
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Creation in the Psalms. Part 25 Psalm 102
In this prayer the Psalmist pours out his complaint to the Lord; however, in his suffering he finds solace in the fact that the Creator is eternal, and so are His children. If our identity is truly in Christ, the Savior, Creator, we have an enduring hope.
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Creation in the Psalms. Part 24 Psalm 100
This well known Psalm is often used in calls to worship and sung by children. It's a Psalm of thanksgiving as even the title says, and it reminds of "Who made whom."
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The importance of creation in evangelism
It is common for unbelievers to claim that the idea of creation, which the Bible teaches, is a reason for their rejection of the gospel. Should someone who is trying to witness to an unbeliever therefore avoid any reference to creation?
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Interview with Dr. Mark Armitage, dinosaur soft tissue expert. Part 3
Armitage's research disproves Schweitzer's claim that iron is responsible for the ultrapreservation of dinosaur soft tissues; opportunities for students in the Dinosaur Soft Tissue Research Institute (dstri) are also presented.
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Interview with Dr. Mark Armitage, dinosaur soft tissue expert. Part 2
Dr. Armitage discusses the evidence that is cited by evolutionists concerning the effect of iron in dinosaur blood and tissue.
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Interview with Dr. Mark Armitage, dinosaur soft tissue expert. Part 1
It's been convincingly demonstrated by Dr. Mary Schweitzer that dinosaur hemoglobin exists in blood vessels found in fossil bones. What this indicates is discussed by dstri.org (Dinosaur Soft Tissue Institute) co-founder, Mark Armitage in his interview with Dr. Scripture.
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Creation in the Psalms. Part 23 Psa 96c & 97
The Lord will not only redeem His people, He will redeem all of creation and it will rejoice and "praise" Him. But first comes the judgement.
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Creation in the Psalms. Part 22 Psalm 96b
Psalm 96 speaks about Man making his gods in the form of idols. In contrast the true God is the One who made Man and all things. Scott and Ben share some experiences they've had in Haiti and India where so many people do not know the Creator.
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Creation in the Psalms. Part 21 Psalm 96a
This program is several years old, but hopefully is still an encouragement to do what Psalm 96 tells us to do; "tell of His glory among the nations." Scott and Dr. Scripture had such opportunities shortly before recording this program.
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Order begets order; disorder begets disorder
Evolutionists claim that the 2nd law of thermodynamics-all closed systems become less ordered over time-doesn't apply to the evolution of life on earth because Earth is not a closed system. This idea is discussed in light of available research.
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Eve's Hebrew name and listeners' favorite parts of creation
We learn from a listener the reason the Hebrew word for Adam's wife is translated "Eve" in English. We hear from several listeners about their favorite part of creation.
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Creation in the Psalms. Part 20 Psalm 95
This familiar call to worship highlights the work of the Lord in creation. He is worthy of our worship, praise and obedience, and He has the right to make His commandments as owner of all He has created--including all people.
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Creation in the Pslams. Part 19 Psalm 94
This Psalm highlights the judgment of the wicked. The wicked deceive themselves saying God does not hear or see what they are doing, but God responds--the One who made the ear and the eye--does He not hear or see?
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Creation in the Psalms. Part 18 Psalm 93
The glory and power displayed in creation is compared to the characteristics of the Creator Himself.
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How did God communicate to the patriarchs of the OT?
Many accounts in the Old Testament state that God spoke to people. Just how did that happen--a voice from heaven, through a theophany? We consider details of some of those accounts, and what Scripture says about how God communicates to most people.
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The significance of Eve's name; Cain's rejected sacrifice
Were there other women on earth Cain could have married besides one of his sisters? Eve's name can help answer the question. Why did God reject Cain's offering?
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