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07 txt html\n\n\n70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 evening morning on the trial period of thought became a rational understanding god wanted to make sure that this is of absolute faith strong in your grounding keep ones self of higher knowledge to a minimal and therefore grounding your faith giant animals of water knowledge that is being thought of ideas brewing river flow of knowledge true teachings bringing good results birds ideas that seem to be of the hardships and times understandings teachings god shows your faith is good and to go and teach or venture to the new with true faith with new experiences can you then be knowledgeable teacher becomes student concept with this new understanding again faith is strong knowing this you are accepted by god's grace to understand heaven teach those who are searching faith and don't be faltered or what was lost for the good of us all may find it's way back in a different form and may prove the cycle that god by his grace has come to understand all great things come to an end this is what we have been left for time and time again ultimately because of man's desire for power can we only understand that without that drive and fire within are we not only the best thing for one's self but also the worst thing at the same time understandings of heavan and how faith work may still be uncomprehendable to some heavanly ideas that come to you should be considered before hand less your faith prove strong once knowledge is true be sure to know your limitations and pre think the consequences a 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 1 1 in the beginning god created the heaven and the 1 2 and the earth was without form and void 1 3 and god said let there be light and there was 1 4 and god saw the light that it was good and 1 5 and god seed 1 6 and god said let there be a firmament in the midst given 1 7 and god made the firmament and divided the waters day 1 8 and god all the host of them ended his work which he had made 1 9 and god said let the waters under the heaven be 1 10 and god called the dry land 1 11 and god said and 1 12 and the earth was 1 13 and the ground watered the whole face of the ground 1 14 and god said let there be lights in the firmament soul 1 15 and let them be for lights in the firmament of the 1 16 he made 1 17 and god set them in the firmament of the 1 18 and to rule over 1 19 and the that 1 21 and god land is good there is 1 22 and god blessed them saying be is 1 23 and the evening and the to keep it saying of every tree of the garden thou mayest freely eat 1 24 and god said let the earth bring forth the living 1 25 and god thou shalt surely die it was man should be alone 1 26 and god said let us make man in our image them is pison that is b 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 genesis 1 27 so god created man in his 1 28 and god blessed them and 1 29 and god said behold i have given you every 1 29 and god said behold i have given you every is upon the face of all the earth is the fruit of a tree yielding of the earth and to every fowl of the air and to every thing 2 1 thus the heavens and the earth were finished and all the host of them 2 2 and on the seventh day god 2 4 these are the generations of the heavens and of thing that moveth upon the earth that creepeth upon the earth wherein there is life i have b 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 638 the first book of moses called genesis and over all the earth and over every creeping thing that own image in the image of god created he him female created he them 1 28 and god blessed them and 1 1 in the beginning god created the heaven and the god said unto them be fruitful and multiply and replenish 643 earth 1 2 and the earth was without form and void 644 darkness was upon the face of the deep and the spirit of the sea and over the fowl of the air and over every living 1 3 and god said let there be light and there was 1 29 and god said behold i have given you every 647 light 1 4 and god saw the light that it was good and herb bearing seed which is upon the face of all the earth 648 god divided the light from the darkness 1 5 and god and every tree in the which is the fruit of a tree yielding 649 called the light day and the darkness he called night and seed 650 the evening and the morning were the first day of the earth and to every fowl of the air and to every thing 1 6 and god said let there be a firmament in the midst given every green herb for meat and it was so 1 31 and 653 of the waters and let it divide the waters from the waters god saw every thing that he had made and behold it was 654 1 7 and god made the firmament and divided the waters very good and the evening and the morning were the sixth 655 which were under the firmament from the waters which day 656 were above the firmament and it was so 1 8 and god 657 called the firmament heaven and the evening and the 2 1 thus the heavens and the earth were finished and 658 morning were the second day all the host of them 2 2 and on the seventh day god ended his work which he had made 1 9 and god said let the waters under the heaven be seventh day from all his work which he had made 2 3 661 gathered together unto one place and let the dry land and god blessed the seventh day and sanctified it because 662 appear and it was so 1 10 and god called the dry land that in it he had rested from all his work which god created 663 earth 664 seas and god saw that it was good 1 11 and god said 665 let the earth bring forth grass the herb yielding seed and 2 4 these are the generations of the heavens and of 666 the fruit tree yielding fruit after his kind whose seed is in the earth when they were created in the day that the lord 667 itself upon the earth and it was so 1 12 and the earth god made the earth and the heavens 2 5 and every plant 668 brought forth grass and herb yielding seed after his kind of the field before it was in the earth and every herb of the 669 and the tree yielding fruit whose seed was in itself after field before it grew for the lord god had not caused it to 670 his kind and god saw that it was good 1 13 and the rain upon the earth and there was not a man to till the 671 evening and the morning were the third day ground 2 6 but there went up a mist from the earth and watered the whole face of the ground 2 7 and the lord 1 14 and god said let there be lights in the firmament god formed man of the dust of the ground and breathed 674 of the heaven to divide the day from the night 675 be for signs and for seasons and for days and years soul 676 1 15 and let them be for lights in the firmament of the 677 heaven to give light upon the earth and it was so 1 16 2 8 and the lord god planted a garden eastward in 678 and god made two great lights 679 day and the lesser light to rule the night he made the stars and out of the ground made the lord god to grow every 680 also 1 17 and god set them in the firmament of the tree that is pleasant to the sight and good for food 681 heaven to give light upon the earth 1 18 and to rule over of life also in the midst of the garden and the tree of 682 the day and over the night and to divide the light from the knowledge of good and evil 2 10 and a river went out of 683 darkness and god saw that it was good 1 19 and the eden to water the garden creepeth upon the earth 1 27 so god created man in his 645 god moved upon the face of the waters thing that moveth upon the earth that creepeth upon the earth wherein there is life i have c 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 684 evening and the morning were the fourth day 1 20 and and became into four heads 2 11 the name of the first 692 fruitful and multiply and fill the waters in the seas and let fourth river is euphrates 2 15 and the lord god took 693 fowl multiply in the earth 1 23 and the evening and the the man and put him into the garden of eden to dress it and 694 morning were the fifth day to keep it 2 16 and the lord god commanded the man saying of every tree of the garden thou mayest freely eat 1 24 and god said let the earth bring forth the living 2 17 but of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil 698 of the earth after his kind and it was so 1 25 and god thou shalt surely die 699 made the beast of the earth after his kind and cattle after 701 his kind and god saw that it was good man should be alone 2 19 and out of the ground the lord god formed every 1 26 and god said let us make man in our image beast of the field and every fowl of the air 704 after our likeness and let them have dominion over the fish them unto adam to see what he would call them and 705 of the sea and over the fowl of the air and over the cattle whatsoever adam called every living creature that was genesis page 2 707 the name thereof 2 20 and adam gave names to all also and to his wife did the lord god make coats of skins 708 cattle and to the fowl of the air and to every beast of the and clothed them 3 22 and the lord god said behold 709 field 710 him 2 21 and the lord god caused a deep sleep to fall now lest he put forth his hand and take also of the tree of 711 upon adam and he slept and he took one of his ribs and life and eat and live for ever 3 23 therefore the lord 712 closed up the flesh instead thereof 713 which the lord god had taken from man made he a ground from whence he was taken 3 24 so he drove out 714 woman and brought her unto the man 2 23 and adam the man 715 said this is now bone of my bones and flesh of my flesh cherubim and a flaming sword which turned every way to 716 she shall be called woman because she was taken out of keep the way of the tree of life 717 man 2 24 therefore shall a man leave his father and his 718 mother and shall cleave unto his wife and they shall be one 4 1 and adam knew eve his wife 719 flesh 2 25 and they were both naked the man and his and bare cain and said i have gotten a man from the 720 wife and were not ashamed lord 4 2 and she again bare his brother abel and abel was a keeper of sheep but cain was a tiller of the 723 the field which the lord god had made and he said unto cain brought of the fruit of the ground an offering unto the 725 tree of the garden his flock and of the fat thereof and the lord had respect 685 god said let the waters bring forth abundantly the moving is pison that is it which compasseth the whole land of 686 creature that hath life and fowl that may fly above the havilah where there is gold 687 earth in the open firmament of heaven 1 21 and god land is good there is bdellium and the onyx stone 688 created great whales and every living creature that moveth 2 13 and the name of the second river is gihon the 689 which the waters brought forth abundantly after their kind same is it that compasseth the whole land of ethiopia 690 and every winged fowl after his kind and god saw that it 2 14 and the name of the third river is hiddekel that 691 was good 1 22 and god blessed them saying be is it which goeth toward the east of assyria and the 697 creature after his kind cattle and creeping thing and beast thou shalt not eat of it for in the day that thou eatest thereof 700 their kind and every thing that creepeth upon the earth after 2 18 and the lord god said it is not good that the 3 1 now the serpent was more subtil than any beast of ground 4 3 and in process of time it came to pass that 724 the woman yea hath god said ye shall not eat of every lord 4 4 and abel he also brought of the firstlings of c 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 male and and the earth and subdue it and have dominion over the fish of to you it shall be for meat 1 30 and to every beast and he rested on the and the gathering together of the waters called he and made and let them into his nostrils the breath of life the greater light to rule the eden the tree and from thence it was parted d 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 2 12 and the gold of that i will make him an help meet for him and brought but for adam there was not found an help meet for the man is become as one of us to know good and evil and 2 22 and the rib god sent him forth from the garden of eden to till the and he placed at the east of the garden of eden and she conceived 1 genesis first five books equivalent or parallel first definition first day ae physical meaning of geometrical propositions 2 exodus first five books understanding lesson goals describe understand predict and control or modify behavior mental process second day 3 leviticus first five books trinity third day knowledge view psychology as a science third day 4 numbers first five books faith our another view elements favor gift descriptive studies describe but not explain fourth day 5 deuteronomy first five books fighten battle on the a case history description of one individual 6 joshua history books crossing of grouping b observations 1 naturalistic 2 laboratory ae the theorem of the addition of velocities employed in classical 7 judges history books equivalent is even i naturalistic natural environment ae the apparent incompatibility of the law of propagation of light 8 ruth history books lesson taught understood ii laboratory setting controlled by researcher 9 1 samuel history books within acceptance c surveys questionnaires and interviews 10 2 samuel history books after crossing issues of d tests 1 reliability 2 validity 11 1 kings history books one on one equivalent i reliability measures of chance fluctuations verses actual in difference 12 2 kings history books knowledge 1 2 3 equiv to trinity understanding ii validity establishing a measure to validate the particular criterion 13 1 chronicles history books communication understanding acknowledging correlational studies strength of the relationships between variables does not show causation fifth day 14 2 chronicles history books parables in likeness 3 experimental researcher controls variable s to discover it's effect on other variables sixth day 15 ezra history books faith in gods gifts senses helps understand a independent variable manipulated controlled by researcher ae general results of the theory 16 nehemiah history books god upon the matter after b dependant variable measured by researcher data 17 esther history books parallel even compared after crossing peace understanding c experimental and control groups only experimental groups exposed to independent variable otherwise treated the same 18 job books of poetry electro instruments understanding teaching after crossing d change in dependant variable caused by independent variable since all else remained the same 19 psalms books of poetry aero instruments accepting gods word after crossing e confounding variable an observed effect that may be due to an intervening third variable between dependent and independent variables systematically controlled or if possible eliminated otherwise obtained results are invalidated 20 proverbs books of poetry chord instruments after cross dubbed fighting the understanding between crossing f inferred variable a non observable variable that is inferred as the mediator between two observed events it is frequently difficult to avoid circular explanations in positioning an inferred variable 21 ecclesiastes books of poetry membrano instruments gods commandment knowledge of gods commandment g subject variable a condition that is part of the subject's make up and cannot be assigned randomly ex sex hair height color etc causal conclusions cannot be derived from subject variable experiments 22 song of songs books of poetry idio instruments principle to principle from opposition or what opposes h non subject variable a characteristic that is not part of a subject's make up and thus can be randomly assigned e g whether the subject received a certain drug or placebo he muse ic bible seventh day continued from song of songs melody series of individual pitches one occurring after another in order that the composite order of pitches constitutes a recognizable entity melody is the horizontal aspect of music first 5 books beginnings of the jewish race culture genre israelites gods people and the family of abraham perception organixation and interpretation of sensations world seen as constant although the sensations may change needs beliefs emotions and expectations all influence perception rhythm sonic action in time or the arrangement of directional sonic patterns or tone lengths that fall on or between a beat 12 books history and the movement of israel skin senses touch pressure warmth cold and pain meter the basic scheme of note values which remain unaltered throughout a composition or a section of a composition which serves as a basic skeleton for rhythm and represented in notation as a fraction 4 4 etc 5 books 1 3 of old testament written in poetry form experiences in life and with god these books concentrate on questions about pain god life and love taste four basic tastes salty sour bitter sweet each associated with different receptors or taste tempo rate of speed of a composition of a section of a composition by the number of bpm metronome markings 60 bpm slow 120 bpm fast 17 books a prophet is someone who speaks for god through some prophets did predict future events their main role was to call god's people back to him smell receptors in mucous membrane of nasal passage harmony procedure by which chords of music are constructed and 2 the system by which one chord follows another chord in time to make harmony distinct from interval harmony is the simultaneous occurance of 3 or more tones new testament 4 books gives a complete picture of jesus' life and teaching views different focus and different audiences crucifixion and the resurrection the gospels the ear outer ear collects sound waves middle ear waves strike eardrum which passes them to 3 tiny bones which intensify the force of the vibrations inner ear contains receptro cells located within the cochlea which initiate nerve impulses which travel to the brain timbre quality of sound that distinguishes it from other sounds of the same pitch and volumes tone color is determined by loudness of individual harmonics of partials within a single tone tells about following jesus' after leaving earth sensation awareness of physical changes instruments music instruments are the sound colors of music which are perceived by the ear analogous to colors in the color spectrum which are perceived by the eye 13 letters instructions to the young church by apostles to set down their beliefs and messages in a series of letters leadership to advance through beliefs the eye light enters through 2 lens focuses light retina at the back of the eyeball a rods respond to dim light b cunes respond to color c fovea center of retina contains on cones site where vision is sharpest dynamics low graduations of amplitude loudness and softness in music uses 6 symbols to represent soft to loud pp p mp mf f ff 9 other letters measuring sensation absolute thresholds detection of signal 50 percent of the time 2 difference in thresholds jnd just noticeable difference a difference in sensation detectable 50 percent of time b weber's law o change necessary for jnd is a proportion of original stimulas n defining word the second hand parable the general theory of relativity special and general principle of relativity 1 do you know what we are here to do or even more so have we made a purpose for ourselves think wisely 2 we think about whomever and what it is we have done for meaning to go on and in likeness shows us as we fight for survival all day long 3 we forget mighty words and more often then not it's meaning towards our own wrong so that actual word we are singing moves along to describe in all tongues the way word song we all seem to have sung parables are of the same effect by first reading words that allow us to visualize the situations or events we each have our own point of view at this first stage to understanding how the point of view works as a science in relation to psychology 1 common understanding gravitational field 2 there's a word and it's meaning and yes two words make a sentence 2 but very few words are oh so precious 3 so it would seem then some of us dwell deeper into the matter by utilizing a more personal approach in which our own experience proves some sort of a relation 2 differences by common understanding equality of inertial and gravitational mass as an argument for the general postulate of relativity 3 seeing is believing the harsh reality type themed being seeing is believing the harsh reality type themed being seeing is believing the harsh reality type themed being seeing is believing the harsh reality type themed being without thinking aloud to express or share our experience relative to the words of a parable we tend to gather all the pieces we need to make something like that of a character in a book or story introduction plot climax moral and even what it is that you learned through experience and can teach or help others who can relate to the same parable this is when our memory can lead us back to an emotional being called the spirit to help us recall the entire event we know that the spirit was with us because we can remember our emotional self that will contrast the logistical side to our human nature validating the presence of our spirit 3 seeing is believing in what respects are the foundations of classical mechanics and of the special theory of relativity unsatisfactory 4 what we know in our minds we can hear with our sight 2 what we know by insight our hearts fight or take flight 3 so always it seems knowing that you can recall the different points of views of that event show that there is more than what you perceive yourself in the moment our natural thinking process comprises on the most part our intellectual thoughts that we know are influential by either environment or practices but what we recall through our memory is always the more rational yet intuitive moments this verifies how something with spirit has it's social nature to mean being in spirit 4 making sense of what is commonly understood a few inferences from the general theory of relativity 5 but a word without meaning is only an empty themed but a word without meaning is only an empty themed but a word without meaning is only an empty themed but a word without meaning is only an empty themed being being being being what holds us back from expressing ourselves is everything but our emotions our intellect and logics of reason shy away from what it is that we want to express we know also that to express something is done from an emotional point of view this line of crossing is what hinders many from truly understanding how a parable works our intellect sees the words but only by the spirit can we come to understand something in which we can't seem to explain what the words of a parable say this action of lack in communicative expression then becomes all the difference in the world and yet is the unspoken talent that drives the creative muse to produce 5 un acceptance of your reality to the common behavior of clocks and measuring rods on a rotating body of reference 6 w ww what is said and done has meaning of many many words that define words 2 that in itself is an answer a bunch of themes a definition to many without 3 thee spoken word understanding that in some cases where our weakness is a weakness and in other areas we find strength in replacement to that same weakness demonstrates the parable it's when we can find the wisdom of strength by accepting both areas as who we are and what we have become wisdom of strength bridges the crossing point to our natural and spiritual by again utilizing the point of view at this stage of thinking we use more of the spiritual and less of the logical and just the same less of the spiritual and more of the logical in either nature using both points of view we take on several views to look at one view whereas before we tend to lean more to the seeing is believing concept which accommodates only one strong point of view 6 potential can be gained by accepting more types of the commons euclidean and non euclidean continuum 7 183 one word can theme a book by believing one's theme without a second look 2 truth be told that a song without the hook is saying yes that you can be shook by a strength weakness overtook 3 your word is as it's always been 4 for you are like an earthquake awake 5 a scale of 1 to 10 6 measured polished sturdy refined to perfection 7 a melody in tune for reflection the creator divined another word in affection 8 sing now 9 experience is now written and do not confine by any means 10 so it defines troubled mind as doubt in his word known by labels and themes 11 because before this point this section or part connection you read and write is the beginning we find what defines the minds likeness in kind 12 a blank slate you create showing his word your past 13 above all above above all above above all above above all above time soon or late time soon or late time soon or late time soon or late that you considered once as many words that you considered once as many words that you considered once as many words that you considered once as many words defining you as his word for you as you a meaning with defining you as his word for you as you a meaning with defining you as his word for you as you a meaning with defining you as his word for you as you a meaning with limited life living it's own fat limited life living it's own fat limited life living it's own fat limited life living it's own fate e e e the understanding of what we know to what truth is is truth is relative we know something is true in what it may be because we can put into relation a relativity to it's existence with nothing to relate to an object we can't seem to explain it's existence to be of the truth if stated in words or within the laws of physics have cause to truly exist something as simple as a parable can be considered in likeness to a dna strand of a society that cripples it's population from being one physical body mass the population can be 1000 people but with this dna strand within that society acts like a wall that blocks the population from merging together however at the same time looking more into this particular subject we can see how the future of it's growth as a population of individuals help it to evolve 7 who you are can be seen by your definitions in environment you environment shows contrasts to what you define as you guassian co ordinates 8 165 search your past not for that which can contrast but search for the hints tips and direction that can complete this puzzles piece connection 2 what we know is what we can make of the equation comprised in reverse that answer is made up of many parts called creation 3 from from from from him as a hymn to you a salutation him as a hymn to you a salutation him as a hymn to you a salutation him as a hymn to you a salutation 4 simple yet effective relative is the objective 5 what is equal to one is not equivalent in sum for or by some 6 this is taught in books to be said as even is even but one is prefixed meaning beginning with un for or by one 7 we want this to be a puzzle that can make sense to touch sight and sound but truly what holds us back are senses not found 8 these same senses we have explained from the birds wide open sky to seedlings in season that uses earth's ground 9 and from these and from these and from these and from these same grounds questions still cry same grounds questions still cry same grounds questions still cry same grounds questions still cry when we think of how a parable can prove that everyone in this world is unique and different we tackle a solution on how we live by the spirit what we can't explain about truth through relativity is because when we utilize the parable as a dna strand we can see how relativity becomes the wall itself separating the populace at the same time relativity by the same mechanics seem to keep the society as a whole linked together when we reflect on society our individuality we strengthen it through what we teach so it would seem when we hold back who we are our teachings of who we are influential nature are found as a contrasting element to evolve therefore this wall which is also used in conjunction to link prove that a parable points of views can bring together society unwillingly yet also bring society together willingly however the spirit of which it's nature is to motivate may be how far or how much a parable can be seen in light to different views 8 knowing how you define a contrast in the environment will either be positive or negative application is inevitable space time continuum of the special theory of relativity considered as a euclidean continuum 9 184 so am i a song a theme or a book of clever words and phrases 2 yes even the wind is his word for you which your past can show is made up of and comprises 3 search the praises search the praises search the praises search the praises 4 so am i wrong do i sin should i redirect to be good as in holy 5 no 6 does a word that sounds alike for if it not for the spelling define holy as meaning wholey 7 now think now think now think now think 8 as definition defines our sinful peer pressure confines 9 as his word has a meaning your life his works alive by his breathing 10 from nothing to something is you his word well spoken to listen 11 as we write what he's reading as we write what he's reading as we write what he's reading as we write what he's reading 12 12 12 12 already it's written already it's written already it's written already it's written for god gave you life and his word keeps on feeding for god gave you life and his word keeps on feeding for god gave you life and his word keeps on feeding for god gave you life and his word keeps on feeding 13 his word is life and describes no limits that of good news the gospel born from all light 14 in the darkness with the little light that shines 15 he reads to refine words you wrote together the part about how sins confine what we see as our own strength opens a window for one to view as a weakness unless we know our strength to be proved by what is relative to it in being truth by our human nature we have come to rationalize ourselves as being less than or greater than this as we know is of the logistical and intellectual thought process that we have come to practice we overlook the value of what it is that we have to offer and at times come to forget our experiences that others would find invaluable even more often we resist who we are in which nothing in the world is more valued than what is experienced this experience not only helps us understand parables but it allows us to teach and strengthen our environment which in turn pushes us to better ourselves resistance is a way for those willing to show a contrasting polarity to what defines an acceptance those willing towards a more of an accepting environment start by accepting ones self these are the spirits by which society can measure it's future with and at the same time our own spirit measures our logic and intellect with against our own society in hopes that we practice acceptance 9 how you read the laws of concept principle and morale to what you are space time continuum of the general theory of relativity is not a euclidean continuum 10 225 now when he tells us the sun moon stars and day break in all light is born he describes you to tell you your themed world is as it can be through human hands left to be torn 2 but through jesus christ can you see the father from whence you were formed 3 so thee creator speaks through all of his words to tell you your story you wanted to know your life meaning and definition has been as it's been from the days of old for you and god to mold 4 what you are is limited to what you know what you know do not let any be let go 5 above all law his word is truth failing the fall he has written a play for the cast of your past the star of the show 6 he can speak and it can be created what is written has been because what has been spoken what is resisted defiled the existed so sin came to exist 7 but you endure the word you now know like you know the back of your fist 8 what else can describe his word that you are 9 many things in human words but not many humans as words describe you up to par 10 for they their own book that has been for they their own book that has been for they their own book that has been for they their own book that has been spoken spoken spoken spoken we know through the basics of how memory works in relation to our spirit because we can recall the lesser of the humanistic natures however when we go to work or go on with our daily repetition we become more susceptible in opposition to a memory that arouses our emotions although with age we came to realize that life is to short to not enjoy what it is that we have worked so hard to become and then life does become short because of the spirit that makes you think the opposite to what motivated you growing up to accomplish yourself now the practice of resistance starts to become more natural and you life passes you by those who know that when an opportunity to live by accepting your environment comes about act by involving themselves and therefore strengthening those around you by not resisting the simple changes and by not living with regret your spirit takes hold of you with your own intellect and logistical reasoning and you find yourself living life to the fullest 10 defining who you are through what wisdom you have gained exact formulation of the general principle of relativity 11 167 tell me now how words have a few meanings then tell me how god's words are that which have meaning 2 then answer yourself as though a book on a shelf can it be true what is within our own pages be me who we are as we understand a book in it's creation stages 3 so what we know as who we are we are because of our meaning 4 know the absolute truth now we did not endure life to have limits and beatings 5 our word that is who we are can be written and read aloud just like describing of a thundering cloud 6 we are a word that is living and not a book of limits and rules bound and written down 7 we have been spoken to grow and plant the seed let's sew so we sing i was lost but now i'm found was lost but now i'm found was lost but now i'm found was lost but now i'm found was blind but now i see was blind but now i see was blind but now i see was blind but now i see 8 8 8 8 nothing held back all go forth and on track this is validated because your memories of all the good times before this point which seem to haunt you your spirit wants you to recall the good times by the means of the spirit recalled in a good memory it's trying to motivate the life is too short spirit by which you live now resisting even the smaller things in life and that tells you your only hope for happiness is to live now searching for only the big and grand experiences and in the moment once again what you practice is seeing is believing but can now be viewed as the mechanics to seeing parables this is because of your willingness this time and through age and experience you are no longer ignorant of how to see something in a new light or different point of view your human nature now is in accordance to what motivates the spirit therefore life becomes refreshing the search for past emotions decreases and the present becomes a gift of timeless measure 11 the awareness to your ability and skills that are newly conceptualized measured with common understanding the solution of the problem of gravitation on the basis of the general principle of relativity 12 118 like the words in a song we as god's word move along like the melody harmony timbre meter dynamics tempo rhythm and instruments 2 he has read through the muse to help from place to place amazing grace how sweet the sound that saved a soul like me 3 are more than words to express or taste the word he spoke to me through such a peculiar amazing grace 4 as my themed world was torn and light was then born so it was and is written like that which comes from a father 5 and the spirit of god hovered over the face of 6 the w ww waters ograph ograph ograph ographer ocean duran 5 6 2008 er ocean duran 5 6 2008 er ocean duran 5 6 2008 er ocean duran 5 6 2008 n defining word who we are is what we seem to know we know god exists because we know that truth is relative our environment from place to place can show us more about ourselves than if we were to stay in one area throughout the duration of living we travel the world because we want to relate to something that we feel we're not in almost all cases when we experience good moments we find a part of ourselves relative to our differences on the other side of the world this spirit by which we experienced is of god's will he made us in a way that makes us complete by seeing how our weakness is also are strength and evolving uses the power of the spirit with this in mind as to how an individual becomes strengthened also shows the spirit by which it's motivated to be wholesome in essence parables stimulate for wholesome thinking allowing our inspiration and muse for creation to become the spirit in which gods laws the laws of love can only apply resistance to see a parable through your experiences other people's experiences and through what possibilities that can suit in likeness defeats the purpose to our future potential we know that putting limits on something as simple as the parable limitations become the spirit by which we endure life 12 finding god or your higher being through a system that validates all or part of your entirety acceptance of your spirit and nature proverbsn2nprovision www oceanduran com created 06 22 09 6 the book of joshua day of creation god created man 22 the book of revelations 09 the 1st book of samuel in answer to your prayers delivery o cause effect establishment 3 sounding 4 facility from chaos and disorder to toil and birth pains come a re ordering of the mind through conflict management and the birth of a new creation running what we posses is the ability to act in a sound and just cause that would otherwise environmentally impact our core beliefs setting up from looking at an outside perspective inwardly we can only hope that we cover all the angles to see us properly 12 likewise looking outward we must possess the ability to understand all that our environment accommodates us with either positive or negative if we must label it to see it as an analogical polarity census schism divergence division split polarization separation opposition if we fail to accept who we are then by what perspectives can we possibly begin viewing from to see our perimeter or atmosphere in which we live ambiance impression feeling feel mood tone environment surroundings character establishment however observations inwardly the question arises as an imperative key to unlock the muse ical mapplocation ii p art ii sound alike proverbsn2nprovision www oceanduran com doorway we must step into why is it that we think others would acknowledge us at a distance with permissible rights to judge contrastingly when we have no idea of what it is that we present ourselves as or within a branded contrasting outlook providing thus giving our own self esteem up as a variance in which we become consumed by obstacles we create reflecting a simulated negativity by this power in which we invest in ourselves is acted on by undertaking false precognitions in actuality we should influence the environment in a sociological way so that when we find ourselves with our guards down we should expect all that we have impacted to heal us from our negative spirit because we know that the bible tells us about vividly utilizing the reprocess of gods law the component of brotherly love there are also celestial bodies and bodies terrestrial but the glory of the celestial is one and the glory of the terrestrial is another celestial defined as heavenly or consuming embodiment terrestrial defined as earth or foundational embodiment concisely understood when we live we are justified by what we create creation is justified in likeliness to god we are justified by our nature to glorify in godliness genesis describes in detail 7 steps or ideally 6 days of creation and the 7th as the maturing derivative in which we observe it's adoption by the environment we give it too by this creation alone in perspective to you reap what you sow is that the bible tells us and god said let us make man in our image after our likeness and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea and over the fowl of the air and over the cattle and over all the earth and over every creeping thing that creepeth upon the earth endowment understand that all that we create as we are in godliness and by the nature in which god created us a spirit arises and behold i come quickly and my reward is with me to give every man according as his work shall be jesus is in our hearts through sound and just interpretation of muse ical mapplocation ii p art ii sound alike proverbsn2nprovision www oceanduran com donation celestially speaking truth in our blind faith is a product foreseen by experience and wisdom not by a faith resulting from being blind of the truth conducting ourselves by all that we have not known terrestrial speaking true faith truth is found in our morale that which we conduct living soundly by according to these words all that is encompassing has been spoken into existence because we understand how to find absolute truth by first recognizing the image we were created in so god created man in his own image in the image of god created he him male and female created he them anticipation prearrangement forethought 1 according to the words in which we persevere in our likeness to our creator the only credence that we should find wherewithal in is by what path we have laid out for ourselves therefore rewardingly finding the same path jesus created 35 means ability resources money finances funds assets our reward is found in our own truth and this truth is the absolute truth because by our own words we have lived comprising of all that god has given us by involving us 37 the reward that jesus brings us is our ability and duty for us to be involved just as he was an individual in likeness to god thee creator this directive of m'ocean we find beyond accepting purpose and reason the understanding of christ more so how to sample methods to teach about jesus christ 3rd day the cross symbolizing the nature of sound doctrine by identifying conflict and resolution muse ical mapplocation ii p art ii sound alike proverbsn2nprovision www oceanduran com symbolically the crucifixion of jesus christ nailed to something that represents a crossing hereby it's own nature physical becomes intersected with spiritual residing in wisdom and sound mind resulting from absolute truth and the understanding of absolute truth 42 resurrection living by the spirit of our creation 43 will and wisdom 44 godliness understanding through the of god how all creation is of god and good how to personify it through truth and heavenly conformity walking the path of a true christian founded on the basis of sought after truth not rumors or speculation 45 conjecture opinion rumor gossip assumption theory guesswork supposition hearsay 46 hence surfacing in likeness to christ because of what was persevered through blind faith we find peace and resolve spiritually mentally and physically thus knowing a kind faith that is aesthetically consistent and adhering to gods laws instead of abiding in contradicting falsehood uncertainty or vagueness in our knowledge of practices requirement improbability unlikelihood inconceivability inconceivableness doubtfulness questionability unlikeliness readiness what becomes of the shadow behind us brings freedom from the condemnation by our own words and through society a re encompassing love that allows us to be like christ for all those who still live in darkness as we thrive in likeness to jesus christ who lights the way for those who recognize purpose and life in christ precaution when we find a likeness in those around us whether it be of a spiritual recognition or beliefs in morale and principals we can see another truth about who we are similarity resemblance correspondence because we have found truth from within us from all that contrasts us we have uncovered a direction or path that was set muse ical mapplocation ii p art ii sound alike proverbsn2nprovision www oceanduran com by jesus christ to have faith and believe this purpose in jesus we relate to him as he relates to us in truth not falsehood resulting in wisdom from sound doctrine again i say unto you that if two of you shall agree on earth as touching any thing that they shall ask it shall be done for them of my father which is in heaven knowing that you are from god who is the creator because his power reigns within individualism and variety that personifies life on earth as it is in heaven be most important feature to be the main or most noticeable feature of a situation place or period of time to close the path behind us also closes the path in front of us we find death because not only are we without our own truth but with vanity and pride i am alpha and omega the beginning and the end the first and the last important dominant chief primary leading first end the end or the last thing in a series literary we know not to follow false doctrines because we want to possess power by living as though we produce our own giving light hereby true faith that matures from within thus in the power of the spirit crucial for seeking absolute truth the holy spirit truth contradicts the sound mind as false piety finds basis within materialistic identities when standing to establish in the only knowledge of surviving inadvertently the wielding of power over others money oriented worldly grasping acquisitive avaricious covetous greedy antonym spiritual stipulation rider condition but informal prerequisite specifications muse ical mapplocation ii p art ii sound alike proverbsn2nprovision www oceanduran com 1 thus the heavens and the earth were finished and all the host of them 2 and on the seventh day god ended his work which he had made and he rested on the seventh day from all his work which he had made 3 and god blessed the seventh day and sanctified it because that in it he had rested from all his work which god created and made 4 these are the generations of the heavens and of the earth when they were created in the day that the lord god made the earth and the heavens 17 and unto adam he said because thou hast hearkened unto the voice of thy wife and hast eaten of the tree of which i commanded thee saying thou shalt not eat of it cursed is the ground for thy sake in sorrow shalt thou eat of it all the days of thy life 18 thorns also and thistles shall it bring forth to thee and thou shalt eat the herb of the field 19 in the sweat of thy face shalt thou eat bread till thou return unto the ground for out of it wast thou taken for dust thou art and unto dust shalt thou return 20 and adam called his wife's name eve because she was the mother of all living 21 unto adam also and to his wife did the lord god make coats of skins and clothed them 22 and the lord god said behold the man is become as one of us to know good and evil and now lest he put forth his hand and take also of the tree of life and eat and live for ever 23 therefore the lord god sent him forth from the garden of eden to till the ground from whence he was taken 24 so he drove out the man and he placed at the east of the garden of eden cherubims and a flaming sword which turned every way to keep the way of the tree of life defining intelligence fundamental questions remain is intelligence one general ability or several independent systems of abilities is intelligence a property of the brain a characteristic of behavior or a set of knowledge and skills reply some theorists consider wisdom creativity and social competence aspects of intelligence but others do not psychologists know little about how to objectively measure these other abilities another criticism of iq tests is that some people may not perform well because they become anxious when taking any timed standardized test their poor performance may reflect their anxiety rather than their true abilities however test anxiety is probably not a major cause of incorrect scores tests an achievement test is designed to assess what a person has already learned whereas an aptitude test is designed to predict future performance or assess potential for learning muse ical mapplocation ii p art ii sound alike proverbsn2nprovision www oceanduran com reply because intelligence tests frequently include these same areas of knowledge many experts believe that it is impossible to distinguish between intelligence tests achievement tests and aptitude tests a test must be standardized reliable and valid an intelligence test like any other psychological test must meet certain criteria in order to be accepted as scientific and accurate the test makers first give the test to a sample of the population representative of the individuals for whom the test is designed reply standardization refers to the process of defining norms of performance to which all test takers are compared reliability refers to the consistency of test scores validity is the extent to which a test predicts what it is designed to predict however iq scores do not predict occupational success as well as they predict academic success twenty five percent or less of the individual differences in occupational success are due to iq therefore a substantial portion of the variability in occupational success 75 percent or more is due to factors other than intelligence making a valid intelligence test is not a straightforward task because there is little consensus on a precise definition of intelligence reply test makers usually evaluate validity by determining whether test performance correlates with performance on some other measure assumed to require intelligence such as achievement in school muse ical mapplocation ii p art ii sound alike proverbsn2nprovision www oceanduran com to interpret the score of any test it is important to know the mean and standard deviation of the test test makers derive iq scores using a formula that forces the scores to conform to the normal distribution the normal distribution is defined by its mean average score and its standard deviation a measure of how scores are dispersed relative to the mean some psychologists believe that people are not really getting smarter but are only becoming better test takers the major reason intelligence tests work in job selection is that they predict who will learn new information required for the job to a lesser extent they predict who will make smart decisions on the job reply properly used intelligence tests can provide valuable diagnostic information and insights about intellectual ability that might otherwise be overlooked or ignored in many circumstances however intelligence testing has become extremely controversial largely because of misunderstandings about how to interpret iq scores muse ical mapplocation ii p art ii sound alike a thought process from questions to id theory 2 html\n\na thought process from questions to id theory i a thought process by ographer ocean duran choreographer to the stars www oceanduran com copyright 2025 ii proverbsn2nprovision pages 59 66 iii oceansography by the numbers page 15 18 iv special and general principle of relativity pages 19 25 v defin'ocean practice gulde muse ic mapplocation page 27 vi frequent albert einstein's special theory of relativity page 28 29 vii defin'ocean to word mvp pages 30 31 viii modus vivendi mvp applocations pages 53 54 ix the idea of id theory page 1 \na thought process from questions to id theory i a thought process by ographer ocean duran choreographer to the stars www oceanduran com copyright 2025 this section kicks off our thought process by addressin' some fundamental questions and their proposed answers settin' the stage for deeper exploration questions answers from the end of the document page 67 72 why do you all assume that one is right over the other answer science obviously has it's perks to help out god's creations why is it that someone has to believe in a certain way or tactic that proves it page 67 related they both are right they prove the existence of god page 67 related if we only had one answer and only one way to find god then god would not be the almighty page 67 the thing with all the titles in the bible mean something to someone answer you can have someone back in the ancient times someone called lord all religions have some sort of incarnation that believes to be god lord is used in different page 67 to understand how god is working you have to understand his will answer all things happen for a reason essentially is what i am saying page 67 actually the ark of the covenant is symbolically just like the rest of the bible known as some answer thing that holds the commandments that god gives it is guarded by two cherubs angels 2 different points of views and is made of wood wood is s page 67 no one has the right to criticize anyone for anything when it comes to a belief in god answer celebrations of birth love life and all other things that represent god should be celebrated no matter what your religion or upbringing may be you ha page 67 a definition of faith answer belief that does not rest on logical proof or material evidence you have faith in god because you know the truth but faith after knowing the truth is trusting in god god shouldn't put your faith in worldly things bec page 67 first ask yourself how do you know it's a demonic presence for sure answer people cannot tell good from bad when it comes to spirits and what not chances are if it is a demon it wouldn't be wasting it's time trying to scare you unless you had for some page 67 i think anyone or any religion would agree what great means answer it depends on what an individual would consider to be great whether or not we know the person to be who and what they are we know what is considered to be great page 67 god made us all exactly the way he wants us to be the creative creations that god is also ma answer de up of page 67 your perspective just like anyone else in this world is limited by what that person wants to answer make have limits page 67 there are many people who feel the same way you do there are many people who have just a answer s much if not more to say than you as well as far as the guilt factor i would say that those are things that you bring on yourself knowing the truth can y page 67 i was brought up through different types of religions just enough to know the jist of how go answer d works god's will is what showed me how all religions that believe in god works i agree with the atheists on how and why they are soo strong in the page 68 yes all men are created equal answer it's man's desires that separate us even to this day with religion it separates even the most holy of the churches from the people who just like to talk or even go out to coffee with in some ways slavery a page 68 knowing the absolute truth you will see the likeness in every religion out there that believ answer es in god god is creation everything leads to god because he is the beginning and the end page 68 jesus didn't really change my life i found that i walked in likeness to his and then therefore answer after i knew that his being is what changed me when i started to read the bible about who jesus was i came to find that we as people are all page 68 the only way to find god's will for you is to look at your past answer i am the beginning and the end page 68 meditation is not meditation when you can classify it to be east west north or south or anyth answer ing else when i meditate i usually have a subject of concern or question in my mind if i don't have an answer to it i come back to it i don't gi page 68 although i am not a dream interpreter i have come to find away to use prayer answer it seems as if you are of a religion which is good so you should know how to pray not long and drawn out for show but from the heart usually what happens when i dr page 68 first you need to understand what speaking in tongues really means adia answer no matter what people tell you a tongue is meant to mean a different form of communication for example someone says what's your native tongue you can interperate thi page 68 divine intervention isn't something that god does directly answer he has a will for everyone even though you mumble words do you really mean it or are you just saying that you do believe that there is a higher power in either case you have recognized a page 68 in likeness answer explanation to likeness to a book we are the pages in between a book he is the beginning and the end we are the body he is the introduction and the conclusion page 68 if you really think about it religion is like history or in other words our past answer in all forms of religion there is a beginning the end of it will show when we know god by seeing the value of how everything works through the will of god when we page 68 god is creation answer we are an image that is infathomable by our own thoughts but these exacts images that portray creativity is the image of god when we know what we see and why we see it is the images that one sees how the image of god wo page 68 what you need to understand it doesn't matter how many religions tell you different things abo answer ut what is written because your heart knows something else this just goes to prove that what is written is only what people see what people see is s page 68 first things first do you ever buy something without doing research on it or do you buy food answer that you have no idea how to cook without a cookbook putting faith into something that has something to do with your soul and spirit is a pretty big thing page 68 scripture is mostly used in term from the old testament the new testament has teachings answer as far as i know the last time i put faith in the author was hmmm dunno that answer but the will of god moves through men and to those who accept god i page 68 it's a parable like how the bible is meant to be used in likeness and as a guideline answer imagine when you make something say a house of wood or clay and you line it up along the streets next to other houses that are made up of the same thing page 68 whether your belief in is a verbatim style then you must know that god exists answer if god did not write the bible then how is it the means that man made a pretty creative story to tell the world about god the will of god works through everyone an page 69 the second death is actually for the lost souls demons if you will those who lost contact or w answer ho have been within some sort of spiritual realm that have been cast or accused wrongly witches magic and all the other sort of things that have bonded page 69 those who can be changed from such a path are those who are not that strong answer when you believe in god you know that you won't turn your ways on your path when your friend had a child god wanted to show your friend that god is real page 69 the bible's reason for saying anything is wrong is for ourselves to judge by ourself that god wa answer nts us to know who we are when god came to people he came to individuals who lead a way to show the truth homosexuality is not wrong this is somewh page 69 everyone respects god whether they choose to acknowledge this respect is something that co answer uld straighten out a lot of things that people try to prove theory about god's existence god is in every one of us the same god creation we know that cre page 69 practically all wars are religious or because of religion the fight for land went waay back to t answer he biblical times in order to control one land over the other the want for control shows the opposition in spiritual worlds and the physical we know page 69 you would have to ask yourself how you felt as a child really answer when i was young growing up i thought that i was more than what i was i seemed to have known things that i couldn't have possibly known or how to do page 69 no matter what your belief system is or what makes sense to you or how it fits into your life y answer ou have to know that all things are sent from thee creator page 69 wisdom is the understandings from heaven and no matter what or who says it or teaches it we k answer now that we can only learn wisdom through the will of god page 69 inferred from context as the actual answer is truncated it's actually easier than you think to embrace it answer god creation the laws of god the laws of love are simple effective and true the bible even states that we have to practice godliness if god is creation then we have already achieved thi page 69 ocean's law that's me 1 concept principal and morale answer 1 concept everything has a concept it's up to us as humans to accept that page 69 wisdom is not something that humans can posses a means to learn god wants you to know w answer hat he knows god has all the answers we do know everything we need to know it's up to us to use god and practice godliness to know everything inside and ou page 69 to answer your question you must think as far as you can remember our history books show u answer s in detail what kind of a man jesus was he was not a king or great community leader at that time however when you think about it jesus effected the world eve page 69 i don't agree with that answer in search for the absolute truth you will realize that everything has it's place whether or not you are ready to accept something for who and what the answer is is the truth if for some reason that you believe that the tr page 69 chinese philosophy is such a broad range i think if you really wanted to know specifically the c answer hinese philosophy you should research the chinese martial arts there are soo many of the different martial arts and styles i say this only because martial page 69 anything is possible when you have faith in god we seem to only know how to use 10 of ou answer r minds we haven't even tapped into what other realms of the mind and stuff there are there are about 4 of people in this world who can hear voices and communi page 69 to experience oneness with yourself is to accept everything about the world you have to u answer nderstand things from the highest mountains to the deepest ocean's everything in between is your playground to discover and find page 69 no i believe the 7th year is for canceling debts something like that but anywho god doesn't answer ever leave you because he has always been with you you just go through a phase in your life where you begin to know him truly and he get's to know a page 70 it's a very good point answer however we as humans tend to see what it is infront of our eyes or things that we can explain god is thee creator i like to say our father thee artist in heaven hollowed be thy name stc when we as humans creat page 70 if you truly believe that god has taken someone you love and you accept your life to fully answer be with god then this scripture will make sense to you it has to prove the will of god just as god took my brother 1 year ago today i was able to fortunate page 70 man created sin and evil to clarify the serpent who was more craftier than the rest of the b answer east convinced eve to make the decision that god didn't want them to do it was man's fault that the knowledge of good and evil came about truthfully th page 70 god has given you a gift to see these things although things may not seem fair at times we answer have all gone through them ourselves how we endure them will test our faith before my brother passed away i was given a chance to get close to him for abou page 70 i think the bible said seek and you will find is it wrong for other so join in on a religious topi answer c or is it even more wrong for religious folk like ourselves to persecute those who seek religion has gone astray yet there is hope always lo page 70 why give up keep pushing don't you think that actual religion is just how the religion categ answer ory is i think it's in the exact manner it's good to have differences even better to have those who still persecute instead of guide funny how mo page 70 it's really important to spread the word answer everyone has their differences in what and how the found god the reason for this is so that the will of god can work and through to all who believe in god page 70 he might have depends on who he was in spirit with at the time god's will works through u answer s all right oh and ya know that old saying that's why god made pencils with erasures i think god made pens stone tablets but for those who didn't page 70 i'll give you some water if someone can give you soap answer water knowledge page 70 creationism is the image answer such as imagination when you imagine something you see what an image is the image of god is creation anything that has life within it is creation teaching has life within it too page 70 humbling through religious practice answer this is actually easier than you might think if you have ever had a job that you like or don't like you understand that you can become humble to get the job in the first place differences in churchbelieve it or not this is all apart of god's will page 70 i think i would be a good person for god to send all the religious people after me answer meaning if i was to lead them them being after me i would love to pull that task on that would make me in likeness to jesus right page 70 of course the churches have their places today it makes us realize how corrupt we have beco answer me we have to look inside ourselves for the answers when people tell us what to do we follow society and governmental rule which obviously now a days runs page 70 psalm 7 of david suicide answer lord my god in you have i hoped save me from all who pursue me and set me free lest at any time he seize my soul like a lion while there is no one who delivers me or who saves me lord my god if i have done this page 70 faith and deeds answer to put it lightly when you are old enough to make it in this world do you still rely on your parents to pull you through everything when it comes to faith and deeds and this is part where i see how atheists some are more holi page 70 mathe 14 22 jesus walks on water answer this talks about choice if water is knowledge and the boat is the small part of your conscience page 71 astrology is a real thing they even mention it in the bible the magi where those who can rea answer d the stars this foretold the coming of jesus to answer this on a more science level our bodies are made up of 98 water all you have to do to unde page 71 a church is supposed to be a place where you can get in touch with god answer you should have a place within the church boundaries that you can meet others yet fellowship with those alike and non alike every church has a holy place whatever book you page 71 as i know i am one of god's sons i believe in him soo much he has performed miracles thro answer ugh me and throughout my life several months ago i started to hear voices and i had nothing to do except try to understand my life more i looked towards g page 71 just to let you know and for those who do have prayers prayer is not something that is of ti answer me it is within your heart god answered your prayer the moment you found out about it in this scenario if the person who made light of it knew what page 71 no it's not because what would happen if you got married if he's mad at you now then ho answer w would your honey moon go true religion is patient true religion is kind it does not envy it does not boast it is not proud the laws of love gods la page 71 there are 162 references to hell in the new testament alone over 70 of those spoken by jes answer us himself he that believes the gospel and is baptized shall be saved he that believes not shall be damned jesus so shall it be at the end of the page 71 your answer answer there is a reason why the cup has something in it in the first place the answer is in the beginning to answer your question from ocean's law 1 concept principal and morale point of view page 71 any flower will bloom in it's right season when it's made to bloom god gave everything and e answer veryone and every flower it's time to bloom you can't sow a see in one type of weather when it was made for another because it will die vice versa a page 71 for a true christian yes it's ok to watch it it's just a movie remember if you believe in th answer e movie then that's a different story ocean's that me law 1 concept principal and morale as a christian should you ever do an page 71 first off god created all things answer you have to believe this to know that everything happens for a reason haven't you ever heard of tough love as a father or parent don't you discipline your children the ones you love when they step page 71 think of it this way a thought is like a rough draft answer if you believe in god you should know that your deeds make you who you are for example if someone thought of having faith that would make them not having faith if someone has faith page 71 i believe that even as the bible says take these as symbols and bind them to your forehead answer something along the lines of that but the bible is full of parables and hard to understand things for a reason if you considered all of the names in the page 71 faith is not something that is really of a group decision to find you have to find faith and the answer will of god that is in your individual life no one can tell how to believe in god if a religion tells you this they are contradicting themselves if t page 71 as far as we know satan knew the truth satan however offered a choice to eve eve w answer as the one that made the decision this is what we know to be true according to the bible genesis the fall of man if you enjoy the finer things in life such as page 71 consider this do you follow the bible to a t answer if so then you have to believe that the 10 commandments were of the first testament if you follow the first testament then you have to live by it all of the 10 commandments plus the 20 or so that page 71 yes it is true the bible came from men we had to write it answer however our will has always been through the will of god no prophet has been a prophet unless they received a message from heaven any culture will tell you that they seek something of t page 71 very good btw at making that up answer however to help you out something that can be measured shows depth to it length width and what not now look at something that can be measured and understand why it has the measurements it does page 72 your word is definately your bond answer think of your word like a seal of approval like you are who you are someone would only ask you for your word if they knew you can keep to it page 72 the present answer the old saying don't look to the past for it is history don't look to the future for it is beyond look to the present for it is a gift something like that i think i oceanremixed it page 72 jesus is the way and the truth he doesn't expect anything that god only has the right to expect answer god's laws are simple effective and true the laws of love we don't worship man we worship god if we worship mankind then you have to expect page 72 first and foremost do you believe that god exists if you don't know that he doesn't exist wel answer l look at the bible it talks about spirits all the time so now having witnessed spirits yourself you must know that god does exist your not mad page 72 i am interested in what this means answer john 5 2 now there is at jerusalem by the sheep market a pool which is called in the hebrew tongue bethesda having five porches page 72 yes it is ok and no bisexuality is not wrong if you believe in god answer i am actually shocked by the responses out there more than the fact that you have made up your mind at the age of 14 to completely say what you are is what you are your st page 72 will of god answer god is creation god wants us to live even in spirit which is how we come to understand ourselves completely things horrible will happen if you read the book of revelations and yes it is in god's control and of course yo page 72 if i go get my tarot cards read have i consorted with the devil answer how many hail marys are required for absolution page 72 according the bible god is the beginning and the end answer we as his creations are what's in between now if god is the beginning and the end then that must mean that he is either 1 two separate entities beginning end page 72 why is humanity so stupid answer humanity has become very stupid the reason being is because we put our faith in humanly and worldly things if we learn to listen to our inner voice or spirit we would completely know the way to go however i think page 72 life is a chance to become immortal until the end of times look at the greats like jesus answer and george washington socrates michaelangelo darwin they all knew how to live life what they were they still are even though they are gone the page 72 is it worth loving anything answer i once thought like that but until my brother passed away did i really know what love is there are two types of love love for what we want and love for what we had either way you look at it love is inevitable page 72 demons answer do they really exist in my endeavors with them from recent events i have seem to come across a plan to out manuever the tricks they play when i was working ii proverbsn2nprovision pages 59 66 now we're movin' into the proverbsn2nprovision section which dives deeper into how our actions beliefs and understanding of god's will shape our reality it's all about connectin' the dots between our inner world and the outer one see 1 delivery 2 cause 3 effect 4 establishment 5 sounding 6 facility 7 from chaos and disorder to toil and birth pains come a re ordering of the mind through conflict management and the birth of a new creation 8 running 9 what we posses is the ability to act in a sound and just cause that would otherwise environmentally impact our core beliefs 10 setting up 11 from looking at an outside perspective inwardly we can only hope that we cover all the angles to see us properly 12 likewise looking outward we must possess the ability to understand all that our environment accommodates us with either positive or negative if we must label it to see it as an analogical polarity census 13 schism divergence division split polarization separation opposition 14 if we fail to accept who we are then by what perspectives can we possibly begin viewing from to see our perimeter or atmosphere in which we live 15 ambiance impression feeling feel mood tone environment surroundings character 16 establishment 17 however observations inwardly the question arises as an imperative key to unlock the doorway we must step into why is it that we think others would acknowledge us at a distance with permissible rights to judge contrastingly when we have no idea of what it is that we present ourselves as or within a branded contrasting outlook 18 providing 19 thus giving our own self esteem up as a variance in which we become consumed by obstacles we create reflecting a simulated negativity by this power in which we invest in ourselves is acted on by undertaking false precognitions 20 in actuality we should influence the environment in a sociological way so that when we find ourselves with our guards down we should expect all that we have impacted to heal us from our negative spirit because we know that the bible tells us about vividly utilizing the reprocess of gods law the component of brotherly love there are also celestial bodies and bodies terrestrial but the glory of the celestial is one and the glory of the terrestrial is another celestial defined as heavenly or consuming embodiment terrestrial defined as earth or foundational embodiment 21 concisely understood when we live we are justified by what we create creation is justified in likeliness to god we are justified by our nature to glorify in godliness 22 genesis describes in detail 7 steps or ideally 6 days of creation and the 7th as the maturing derivative in which we observe it's adoption by the environment we give it too 23 by this creation alone in perspective to you reap what you sow is that the bible tells us and god said let us make man in our image after our likeness and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea and over the fowl of the air and over the cattle and over all the earth and over every creeping thing that creepeth upon the earth 24 endowment 25 understand that all that we create as we are in godliness and by the nature in which god created us a spirit arises and behold i come quickly and my reward is with me to give every man according as his work shall be jesus is in our hearts through sound and just interpretation of 26 donation 27 1 celestially speaking truth in our blind faith is a product foreseen by experience and wisdom 28 not by a faith resulting from being blind of the truth conducting ourselves by all that we have not known 29 2 terrestrial speaking true faith truth is found in our morale that which we conduct living soundly by according to these words all that is encompassing has been spoken into existence because we understand how to find absolute truth by first recognizing the image we were created in 30 so god created man in his own image in the image of god created he him male and female created he them 31 cipation 32 prearrangement 33 forethought 34 according to the words in which we persevere in our likeness to our creator the only credence that we should find wherewithal in is by what path we have laid out for ourselves therefore rewardingly finding the same path jesus created 35 means ability resources money finances funds assets 36 1 our reward is found in our own truth and this truth is the absolute truth because by our own words we have lived comprising of all that god has given us by involving us 37 2 the reward that jesus brings us is our ability and duty for us to be involved just as he was an individual in likeness to god thee creator 38 this directive of m'ocean we find beyond accepting purpose and reason the understanding of christ 39 more so how to sample methods to teach about jesus christ 40 3rd day the cross symbolizing the nature of sound doctrine by identifying conflict and resolution 41 symbolically the crucifixion of jesus christ nailed to something that represents a crossing hereby it's own nature physical becomes intersected with spiritual residing in wisdom and sound mind resulting from absolute truth and the 42 will 43 and 44 wisdom 45 sought 46 understanding of absolute truth resurrection living by the spirit of our creation godliness understanding through the of god how all creation is of god and good how to personify it through truth and heavenly conformity walking the path of a true christian founded on the basis of after truth not rumors or speculation 47 conjecture opinion rumor gossip assumption theory guesswork supposition hearsay 48 requirement 49 improbability unlikelihood inconceivability inconceivableness doubtfulness questionability unlikeliness 50 readiness 51 what becomes of the shadow behind us brings freedom from the condemnation by our own words and through society a re encompassing love that allows us to be like christ for all those who still live in darkness as we thrive in likeness to jesus christ who lights the way for those who recognize purpose and life in christ 52 precaution 53 when we find a likeness in those around us whether it be of a spiritual recognition or beliefs in morale and principals we can see another truth about who we are 54 similarity resemblance correspondence 55 because we have found truth from within us from all that contrasts us we have uncovered a direction or path that was set by jesus christ to have faith and believe this purpose in jesus we relate to him as he relates to us in truth not falsehood resulting in wisdom from sound doctrine 56 again i say unto you that if two of you shall agree on earth as touching any thing that they shall ask it shall be done for them of my father which is in heaven 57 knowing that you are from god who is the creator because his power reigns within individualism and variety that personifies life on earth as it is in heaven 58 be most important feature to be the main or most noticeable 59 feature of a situation place or period of time 60 to close the path behind us also closes the path in front of us we find death because not only are we without our own truth but with vanity and pride 61 i am alpha and omega the beginning and the end the first and the last 62 important dominant chief primary leading first 63 end the end or the last thing in a series literary 64 we know not to follow false doctrines because we want to possess power by living as though we produce our own giving light hereby true faith that matures from within thus in the power of the spirit crucial for seeking absolute truth the holy spirit 65 truth contradicts the sound mind as false piety finds basis within materialistic identities when standing to establish in the only knowledge of surviving inadvertently the wielding of power over others 66 y oriented worldly grasping acquisitive avaricious covetous greedy spiritual 67 stipulation 68 rider 69 condition 70 but informal 71 prerequisite 72 specifications iii oceansography by the numbers page 15 18 this section oceansography by the numbers introduces a more scientific approach to understanding connectin' human psychology and albert einstein's theories of relativity to biblical narratives it's all about findin' patterns and structures that reveal deeper truths introduction to oceansontology and scientific approach this is an oceansontology to a more scientific approach again like all that i have researched and come to know is what us as humans have come to know through research and devolvement of system and approach what we know through gaining wisdom in society by scholars and geniuses is overlooked on how we are able to gain with our heart and soul being poured out into our scientific studies we tend to over look the true source endless nights and thoughts that continue to direct our attention to answers that seem to just magically appear to us we know as humans that seeing is believing so why don't you look at what it is that you seemed to answer then acknowledge that the answer you didn't know before came to you because heaven knows the spirit by which we foil and pour out our efforts in page 15 the bible as a structured pattern as i was reading the bible one night before i went to bed i began to grow tired and so i started to read the bible online when i began to notice another pattern by differences the bible online had each verse of scripture numbered per line this began to peek my curiosity because i began noficing the structure of each of the verses through repetition so i started to take note on who was telling who and what was being carried out in instruction and overall how the point of view of each verse was able to show an actual structured pattern i tested my theories by randomly picking verses and applying my point of view theory to each surprisingly enough without hesitation in my faith i knew in my heart that god and through his will i was able to place in likeness and define the physics to the first field that introduces psychology by defining it's basic nature of studies what helped me see the pattern and stages page 15 connection to psychology and parables when i was taking notes on the structure of each line of verse i was able to theorize up to 22 lines this stopped at 22 because i ran out of room on the paper however i still continued my research on another page in my notes a couple weeks later when i found my quick study guide to psychology i remembered that i was taking notes on the psychology or point of view known by oceansontology utilizing a per verse approach from the bible naturally i counted the subjects and topics in the different fields of the psychology reference and found a match the same methodology to placing the in the beginning scriptures to my teachings was the same way i was shown this spiritual science heather a good friend of mine can validate my experience because she too was amazed at how a verse from the bible could be patterned in such page 15 before i realized the anatomy of scientific structuring in accordance to the pattern and point of views of the bible i was motivated to write i wrote a poem from beginning to end in one night that from my muse point of view i described how a parable can take on a meaning of more than the words we see knowing with the spirit that lives within us i wanted to express how the words of the bible show just as well the spirits nature in relation to parables page 15 when we read context of any book out there we know that we can visualize the character's nature of being by reading what motivates the character in the book if you really think about it it's through a few simple descriptive words that explain the emotional and true character or spirit that the author wants us to comprehend description of it's spiritual nature by which the author can accommodate the reader's visual in almost all cases reflects personal experience we can seem to paint a picture where 1000 words were not needed because of the relation to our own experiences truth is relative therefore the reality of our emotional involvement requires spiritual relation page 15 numerical and categorical correspondences 5 first five books of the bible 5 books of poetry 5 types of musical instruments 7 seven days of creation 8 the muse ic bible sensation and perception 12 poem n defining word 12 steps to a parable albert einstiens general theory of relativity 12 history books of the bible 17 albert einstiens special theory of relativity 17 of the muse songs of creating history the books of the prophets 22 first 22 complete books of the bible 22 basic principles introducing psychology 22 oceansography in verse description 30 numbered graph of the teaching in the lines of truth oceansontology to verses analogy to scripture verse point of view 7 days of creation the special theory of relativity basic principles of psychology for introductory courses table books of the bible and definitions page 16 17 definition 1 genesis first five books equivalent or parallel first definition first day ae physical meaning of geometrical propositions 2 exodus first five books understanding lesson goals describe understand predict and control or modify behavior mental process second day 3 leviticus first five books trinity third day knowledge view psychology as a science third day 4 numbers first five books faith our another view elements favor gift 1 descriptive studies describe but not explain fourth day 5 deuteronomy first five books fighten battle on the a case history description of one individual 6 joshua history books crossing of grouping b observations 1 naturalistic 2 laboratory ae the theorem of the addition of velocities employed in classical 7 judges history books equivalent is even naturalistic natural environment ae the apparent incompatibility of the law of propagation of light 8 ruth history books lesson taught understood ii laboratory setting controlled by researcher 9 1 samuel history books within acceptance c surveys questionnaires and interviews 10 2 samuel history books after crossing issues of d tests 1 reliability 2 validity 11 1 kings history books one on one equivalent i reliability measures of chance fluctuations verses actual in difference 12 2 kings history books knowledge 1 2 3 equiv to trinity understanding ii validity establishing a measure to validate the particular criterion 13 1 chronicles history books communication understanding acknowledging 2 correlational studies strength of the relationships between variables does not show causation fifth day 14 2 chronicles history books parables in likeness 3 experimental researcher controls variable s to discover it's effect on other variables sixth day 15 ezra history books faith in gods gifts senses helps understand a independent variable manipulated controlled by researcher ae general results of the theory 16 nehemiah history books god upon the matter after b dependant variable measured by researcher data 17 esther history books parallel even compared after crossing peace understanding c experimental and control groups only experimental groups exposed to independent variable otherwise treated the same 18 job books of poetry electro instruments understanding teaching after crossing d change in dependant variable caused by independent variable since all else remained the same 19 psalms books of poetry aero instruments accepting gods word after crossing e confounding variable an observed effect that may be due to an intervening third variable between dependent and independent variables systematically controlled or if possible eliminated otherwise obtained results are invalidated 20 proverbs books of poetry chord instruments after cross dubbed fighting the understanding between crossing f inferred variable a non observable variable that is inferred as the mediator between two observed events it is frequently difficult to avoid circular explanations in positioning an inferred variable g subject variable a condition that is part of the subject's make up and cannot be assigned randomly ex sex hair height color etc causal conclusions cannot be derived from subject variable experiments 21 ecclesiastes books of poetry membrano instruments gods commandment knowledge of gods commandment 22 song of songs books of poetry idio instruments principle to principle from opposition or what opposes h non subject variable a characteristic that is not part of a subject's make up and thus can be randomly assigned e g whether the subject received a certain drug or placebo the muse ic bible seventh day continued from song of songs page 18 12 books the muse ic bible seventh day continued from song of songs melody series of individual pitches one occurring after another in order that the composite order of pitches constitutes a recognizable entity melody is the horizontal aspect of music first 5 books beginnings of the jewish race culture genre israelites gods people and the family of abraham perception organixation and interpretation of sensations 1 world seen as constant although the sensations may change 2 needs beliefs emotions and expectations all influence perception rhythm sonic action in time or the arrangement of directional sonic patterns or tone lengths that fall on or between a beat history and the movement of israel skin senses 1 touch pressure warmth cold and pain meter the basic scheme of note values which remain unaltered throughout a composition or a section of a composition which serves as a basic skeleton for rhythm and represented in notation as a fraction 4 4 3 4 etc 5 books 1 3 of old testament tempo rate of speed of a composition of a section of a composition by the number of bpm metronome markings 60 bpm slow 120 bpm fast 17 books written in poetry form experiences in life and with god these books concentrate on questions about pain god life and love taste four basic tastes salty sour bitter sweet each associated with different receptors or taste a prophet is someone who speaks for god through some prophets did predict future events their main role was to call god's people back to him 1 receptors in mucous membrane of nasal passage smell harmony procedure by which chords of music are constructed and 2 the system by which one chord follows another chord in time to make harmony distinct from interval harmony is the simultaneous occurance of 3 or more tones new testament 4 books gives a complete picture of jesus' life and teaching views different focus and different audiences crucifixion and the resurrection the gospels the ear 1 outer ear collects sound waves 2 middle ear waves strike eardrum which passes them to 3 tiny bones which intensify the force of the vibrations 3 inner ear contains receptro cells located within the cochlea which initiate nerve impulses which travel to the brain timbre quality of sound that distinguishes it from other sounds of the same pitch and volumes tone color is determined by loudness of individual harmonics of partials within a single tone tells about following jesus' after leaving earth sensation awareness of physical changes instruments music instruments are the sound colors of music which are perceived by the ear analogous to colors in the color spectrum which are perceived by the eye 13 letters instructions to the young church by apostles to set down their beliefs and messages in a series of letters leadership to advance through beliefs the eye 1 light enters through 2 lens focuses light 3 retina at the back of the eyeball a rods respond to dim light b cunes respond to color c fovea center of retina contains on cones site where vision is sharpest dynamics low graduations of amplitude loudness and softness in music uses symbols to represent soft to loud pp p mp mf f ff 9 other letters measuring sensation 1 absolute thresholds detection of signal 50 percent of the time 2 difference in thresholds jnd just noticeable difference a difference in sensation detectable 50 percent of time b weber's law o change necessary for jnd is a proportion of original stimulas iv special and general principle of relativity pages 19 25 this part connects the ideas of parables and human understanding to einstein's theories of relativity showin' how our perception and acceptance of reality are key parables and point of view page 19 special and general principle of relativity 1 do you know what we are here to do or even more so have we made a purpose for ourselves think wisely 2 we think about whomever and what it is we have done for meaning to go on and in likeness shows us as we fight for survival all day long 3 we forget mighty words and more often then not it's meaning towards our own wrong so that actual word we are singing moves along to describe in all tongues the way word song we all seem to have sung parables are of the same effect by first reading words that allow us to visualize the situations or events we each have our own point of view at this first stage to understanding how the point of view works as a science in relation to psychology 1 common understanding gravitational field 2 there's a word and it's meaning and yes two words make a sentence 2 but very few words are oh so precious 3 so it would seem equality of inertial and gravitational mass as an argument for the general postulate of relativity seeing is believing the harsh reality type themed being then some of us dwell deeper into the matter by utilizing a more personal approach in which our own experience proves some sort of a relation 2 differences by common understanding without thinking aloud to express or share our experience relative to the words of a parable we tend to gather all the pieces we need to make something like that of a character in a book or story introduction plot climax moral and even what it is that you learned through experience and can teach or help others who can relate to the same parable this is when our memory can lead us back to an emotional being called the spirit to help us recall the entire event we know that the spirit was with us because we can remember our emotional self that will contrast the logistical side to our human nature validating the presence of our spirit 3 seeing is believing in what respects are the foundations of classical mechanics and of the special theory of relativity unsatisfactory 4 what we know in our minds we can hear with our sight 2 what we know by insight our hearts fight or take flight 3 so always it seems knowing that you can recall the different points of views of that event show that there is more than what you perceive yourself in the moment our natural thinking process comprises on the most part our intellectual thoughts that we know are influential by either environment or practices but what we recall through our memory is always the more rational yet intuitive moments this verifies how something with spirit has it's social nature to mean being in spirit 4 making sense of what is commonly understood inferences from the general theory of relativity page 20 a few inferences from the general theory of relativity 5 but a word without meaning is only an empty themed being behavior of clocks and measuring rods on a rotating body of reference what is said and done has meaning of many many words that define words 2 that in itself is an answer a bunch of themes a definition to many without 3 thee spoken word what holds us back from expressing ourselves is everything but our emotions our intellect and logics of reason shy away from what it is that we want to express we know also that to express something is done from an emotional point of view this line of crossing is what hinders many from truly understanding how a parable works our intellect sees the words but only by the spirit can we come to understand something in which we can't seem to explain what the words of a parable say this action of lack in communicative expression then becomes all the difference in the world and yet is the unspoken talent that drives the creative muse to produce 5 un acceptance of your reality to the common understanding that in some cases where our weakness is a weakness and in other areas we find strength in replacement to that same weakness demonstrates the parable it's when we can find the wisdom of strength by accepting both areas as who we are and what we have become wisdom of strength bridges the crossing point to our natural and spiritual by again utilizing the point of view at this stage of thinking we use more of the spiritual and less of the logical and just the same less of the spiritual and more of the logical in either nature using both points of view we take on several views to look at one view whereas before we tend to lean more to the seeing is believing concept which accommodates only one strong point of view 6 potential can be gained by accepting more types of the commons euclidean and non euclidean continuum page 21 euclidean and non euclidean continuum the understanding of what we know to what truth is is 7 183 one word can theme a book by believing one's theme without a second look 2 truth be told that a song without the hook is saying yes that you can be shook by a strength weakness overtook 3 your word is as it's always been 4 for truth is relative we know something is true in what it may be because we can put into relation a relativity to it's existence with nothing to relate to an object we can't seem to explain it's existence to be of the truth if stated in words or within the laws of physics have cause to truly exist you are like an earthquake awake 5 a scale of 1 to 10 6 measured polished sturdy refined to perfection 7 a melody in tune for reflection the creator divined another word in affection 8 sing now 9 experience is now written and do not confine by any means 10 so it defines troubled mind as doubt in his word known by labels and themes 11 because before this point this section or part connection you read and write is the beginning we find what defines the minds likeness in kind 12 a blank slate you create showing his word your past 13 above all above time soon or late that you considered once as many words defining you as his word for you as you a meaning with limited life living it's own fate something as simple as a parable can be considered in likeness to a dna strand of a society that cripples it's population from being one physical body mass the population can be 1000 people but with this dna strand within that society acts like a wall that blocks the population from merging together however at the same time looking more into this particular subject we can see how the future of it's growth as a population of individuals help it to evolve 7 who you are can be seen by your definitions in environment you environment shows contrasts to what you define as you guassian co ordinates 165 search your past not for that which can contrast but search for the hints tips and direction that can complete this puzzles piece connection 8 2 what we know is what we can make of the equation comprised in reverse that answer is made up of many parts called creation 3 from him as a hymn to you a salutation 4 simple yet effective relative is the objective 5 what is equal to one is not equivalent in sum for or by some 6 this is taught in books to be said as even is even but one is prefixed meaning beginning with un for or by one 7 we want this to be a puzzle that can make sense to touch sight and sound but truly what holds us back are senses not found 8 these same senses we have explained when we think of how a parable can prove that everyone in this world is unique and different we tackle a solution on how we live by the spirit what we can't explain about truth through relativity is because when we utilize the parable as a dna strand we can see how relativity becomes the wall itself separating the populace at the same time relativity by the same mechanics seem to keep the society as a whole linked together when we reflect on society our individuality we strengthen it through what we teach so it would seem when we hold back who we are our teachings of who we are influential nature are found as a contrasting element to evolve therefore this wall which is also used in conjunction to link prove that a parable points of views can bring together society unwillingly yet also bring society together willingly however the spirit of which it's nature is to motivate may be how far or how much a parable can be seen in light to different views from the birds wide open sky to seedlings in season that uses earth's ground 9 and from these same grounds questions still cry 8 knowing how you define a contrast in the environment will either be positive or negative application is inevitable space time continuum of the special theory of relativity page 22 space time continuum of the special theory of relativity considered as a euclidean continuum what we see as our own strength opens a window for one to view as a weakness unless we know our strength to be proved by what is relative to it in being truth by our human nature we have come to rationalize ourselves as being less than or greater than this as we know is of the logistical and intellectual thought process that we have come to practice we overlook the value of what it is that we have to offer and at times come to forget our experiences that others would find invaluable even more often we resist 9 184 so am i a song a theme or a book of clever words and phrases 2 yes even the wind is his word for you which your past can show is made up of and comprises 3 search the praises 4 so am i wrong do i sin should redirect to be good as in holy 5 no 6 does a word that sounds alike for if it not for the spelling define holy as meaning wholey 7 now think 8 as definition defines our sinful peer pressure confines 9 as his word has a meaning your life his works alive by his breathing 10 from nothing to something is you his word well spoken to listen 11 as we write what he's reading 12 already it's written for god gave you life and his word keeps on feeding 13 his word is life and describes no limits that of good news the gospel born from all light 14 in the darkness with the little light that shines who we are in which nothing in the world is more valued than what is experienced this experience not only helps us understand parables but it allows us to teach and strengthen our environment which in turn pushes us to better ourselves resistance is a way for those willing to show a contrasting polarity to what defines an acceptance those willing towards a more of an accepting environment start by accepting ones self these are the spirits by which society can measure it's future with and at the same time our own spirit measures our logic and intellect with against our own society in hopes that we practice acceptance 15 he reads to refine words you wrote together the part about how sins confine 9 how you read the laws of concept principle and morale to what you are space time continuum of the general theory of relativity page 23 space time continuum of the general theory of relativity we know through the basics of how memory works in is not a euclidean continuum relation to our spirit because we can recall the lesser of the humanistic natures however when we go to work or go 10 225 now when he tells us the sun moon stars and day break in all light is born he describes you to tell you your themed world is as it can be through human hands left to be torn 2 but through jesus christ can you see the father from whence you were formed 3 so thee creator speaks through all of his words to tell you your story you wanted to know your life meaning and definition has been as it's been from the days of old for you and god to mold 4 what you are is limited to what you know what you know do not let any be let go 5 above all law his word is truth failing the fall he has written a play for the cast of your past the star of the show on with our daily repetition we become more susceptible in opposition to a memory that arouses our emotions although with age we came to realize that life is to short to not enjoy what it is that we have worked so hard to become and then life does become short because of the spirit that makes you think the opposite to what motivated you growing up to accomplish yourself now the practice of resistance starts to become more natural and you life passes you by those who know that when an opportunity to live by accepting your environment comes about act by involving themselves and therefore strengthening those around you by not resisting the simple changes and by not living with regret your spirit takes hold of you with your own intellect and logistical reasoning and you find yourself living life to the fullest 6 he can speak and it can be created what is written has been because what has been spoken what is resisted defiled the existed so sin came to exist 7 but you endure the word you now know like you know the back of your fist 8 what else can describe his word that you are 9 many things in human words but not many humans as words describe you up to par 10 for they their own book that has been spoken 10 defining who you are through what wisdom you have gained exact formulation of the general principle of relativity page 24 exact formulation of the general principle of relativity this is validated because your memories of all the good times before this point which seem to haunt you your spirit wants you to recall the good times by the means of the spirit recalled in a good memory it's trying to motivate the life is too short spirit by which you live now resisting even the smaller things in life and that tells you your only hope for happiness is to live now searching for only the big and grand experiences and in the moment once again what you practice is seeing is believing but can now be viewed as the mechanics to seeing parables this is because of your willingness this time and through age and experience you are no longer ignorant of how to see something in a new light or different point of view your human nature now is in accordance to what motivates the spirit therefore life becomes refreshing the search for past emotions decreases and the present becomes a gift of timeless measure 11 167 tell me now how words have a few meanings then tell me how god's words are that which have meaning 2 then answer yourself as though a book on a shelf can it be true what is within our own pages be me who we are as we understand a book in it's creation stages 3 so what we know as who we are we are because of our meaning 4 know the absolute truth now we did not endure life to have limits and beatings 5 our word that is who we are can be written and read aloud just like describing of a thundering cloud 6 we are a word that is living and not a book of limits and rules bound and written down 7 we have been spoken to grow and plant the seed let's sew so we sing i was lost but now i'm found was blind but now i see 8 nothing held back all go forth and on track 11 the awareness to your ability and skills that are newly conceptualized measured with common understanding the solution of the problem of gravitation on the basis of the general principle of relativity page 25 the solution of the problem of gravitation on the basis of the general principle of relativity who we are is what we seem to know we know god exists because we know that truth is relative our environment from place to place can show us more about ourselves than if we were to stay in one area throughout the duration of living we travel the world because we want to relate to something that we feel we're not in almost all cases when we experience good moments we find a part of ourselves relative to our differences on the other side of the world this spirit by which we experienced is of god's will he made us in a way that makes us complete by seeing how our weakness is also are strength and evolving uses the power of the spirit with this in mind as to how an individual becomes strengthened also shows the spirit by which it's motivated to be wholesome in essence parables stimulate for wholesome thinking allowing our inspiration and muse for creation to become the spirit in which gods laws the laws of love can only apply resistance to see a parable through your experiences other people's experiences and through what possibilities that can suit in likeness defeats the purpose to our future potential we know that putting limits on something as simple as the parable limitations become the spirit by which we endure life 12 118 like the words in a song we as god's word move along like the melody harmony timbre meter dynamics tempo rhythm and instruments 2 he has read through the muse to help from place to place amazing grace how sweet the sound that saved a soul like me 3 are more than words to express or taste the word he spoke to me through such a peculiar amazing grace 4 as my themed world was torn and light was then born so it was and is written like that which comes from a father 5 and the spirit of god hovered over the face of 6 the waters ographer ocean duran 5 6 2008 12 finding god or your higher being through a system that validates all or part of your entirety acceptance of your spirit and nature n defining word v defin'ocean practice gulde muse ic mapplocation page 27 this section defin'ocean practice gulde muse ic mapplocation introduces a framework for understanding and organizing concepts usin' musical terms and psychological principles it's all about how we categorize and make sense of information organizing organeyes organ 4 combinational procedures music 12 measures 7 subjects repetition variation contrast media instruments music theory basics rhythm individual definitions third day harmonizing differences genre timbre referencing definitive theory harmony relating formations fourth day using relative nature to progress form dynamics utilizing harmonic progress to help in measuring first day defining the measure relative to a variable fifth day communicating through theory and it's relative nature texture melody overlapping templates of measure second day relating various measures of scales sixth day compositions of like minded variables eyes basics studies to psychology 12 measures 7 subjects repetition variation dia contrast media psychology as a science instruments psychology ref guide rhythm human studies third day mechanics of using systems genre descriptive studies timbre different personalities harmony self acceptance fourth day testing of observed situations adding experiences using systems form 1 2 definition corelational texture 1 2 goals studies dynamics definition of different subjects melody tracking goals from one to the first day beginning of a matter second day connecting variables to fifth day relation within strengths sixth day understanding proper teaching experimentals next predict the next techniques using student teacher relation organize organeyes 2 forms to help show the psychological side to studying ocean's muse ic map organizing all of the matters at subject understanding how everything has it's place and every place has it's thing we can see with this view of thinking the systematic approach we use in our lives everyday from work to school without organizational skills we cannot understand the complexity of how the muse and inspiration work hand in hand organizing a formation with tables days numbers principles and other skills helps us realize how the next half reveals the mapping of what it means to organize frequency the breakdown of what it means to organize organeyes you can begin to see lessons of understanding the muse and ways to practicing these tools organ is your instrument eyes a perspective from what you see page 27 vi frequent albert einstein's special theory of relativity page 28 29 this section frequent albert einstein's special theory of relativity delves into how we explain our individual frequency and how it relates to various fields includin' science religion and different perspectives frequent albert einstein's special theory of relativity 12 measures 7 subjects repetition variation contrast media instruments rhythm third day classical mechanics basics of measurements scaling one variable as greater less than others equations involving only space and time to systematically prove something genre timbre harmony fourth day galilean system relations of cause and effect forcing environmental behaviors relying on the physics of humanistic nature form dynamics first day fifth day geometric proposition ge relating to proportion defining measures linking variables texture melody second day sixth day system of co ordinates pairing relative variables in progressive type order recognizing relativity proving evident theory with self generated modem seas ocean's studies biblical context 12 measures 7 subjects repetition variation dia contrast media trinity views instruments relativity involving creation rhythm biblical formation third day oceansontology genre element gift timbre choreograph visualize formation harmony relating uniform formations fourth day perceptions and views using relativity form dynamics first day fifth day equivalent fight battle adding progressing formation with theoretical relation and studies finding equal natures in various creativity communicating through different formatted steps relative to creation texture understanding lesson parables likeness melody organizing variables by an equal horizontal measure second day utilizing templates as a formation guide sixth day processing the creative muse as a spiritual guide frequency frequentseas 2 forms to understanding the more debatable sides of why ocean's muse ic requires such extensive pre studying this second half like any other compliments the first half with skills to organize organeyes we can then begin to back up our theories this second half deals directly with our own individual frequency frequentseas we know our own muse and inspiration but do we really know how to explain the frequency so that other's might understand the procedure all things are relative within ocean's muse ical map this all relates to humanitarian studies as well as with religion theories supernatural and different perspective's of view frequent what we know and practice through repetition seas the branching of how the eyes work in accordance to understanding perspective and views page 28 29 vii defin'ocean to word mvp pages 30 31 this section defin'ocean to word mvp delves into the meaning of words their origins and how they define our understanding of god and creation it's all about the power of language and its connection to divine truth subjects at hand explaining tongue language subjects at hand helping to xplain the tongue language oceans ography numiracle numbering scale c g7 3code5 3 views oceansontology beginning the time or circumstances of something's coming into being 1 the genesis of this new project 30 this conextion helps to those who are more to understand of how ebonics are used n urbaneyes ed cultures however these terms are more geared to the sounds or spelling of how words are used empha psysing actual sound as to sound a word orally aloud for it's usage n letter form xpla nation g relativity 5 a hand parable 14 6 created 7 spelled is seven same 17 8 ate rhyming word 13 9 3\times3 10 2 hands on 2 1st book of bible the first book of the bible in which the story of the creation of the world is told 29 2 remixed likeness parable 17 likeness parable 17 3 d'sea 3 study of word origins the study of 22 measure parts of words and how they have form and meaning 28 4 1 on 1 11 the origins of words or arrived at their current 4 history of a word the origin of a word or part of a word or a statement of this and how it has arrived at its current form and meaning 27 5 an etymology often shows the different forms the word has taken in passing from one language to another and sometimes shows related words in other languages 26 6 the words have the same spelling but different etymologies 25 likeness parable 17 7 mapping key to museic keys in the formation of geographical placement in words within many of the creative arts 24 8 what i have written through it's own wisdomatic force approach the age old question of does god exist all of my relative views completely backed with proper documentation utilize our own humanly process to show evidence of proof by systems of progressive scientific processes 23 9 creation has been around since god first spoke it's existence this is what some believe to be true while others don't believe the reality of conception because of my personal experiences within these words anyone can see relation as formation to view educated plans as design within the works themselves parables are used for teaching while god's will proves formational force 22 views and side notes relating to the topics or 10 through faith and my own views of perception that i am able to see how the bible has this same format at times when i write i would use this format as more of an inspirational guide to find something to address my own teachings because i always want to test a theory to prove an answer my writings seem to take on a more personal form like a template of understanding the formation you persona creation sorting theories relativity truth proof designs scholastic studies and oceansontology creation to be universally accepted as a likeness to thee creator experience and history is who you are 21 genesis and word definitions page 31 genesis 11 re ply c g7 3c0de5 organeyes frequentseas subject 2 this book describes creation the first rebellious against god and god's choosing of abraham and his family as god's people 20 12 word 19 1 meaningful unit of language sounds a meaningful sound or combination of sounds that is a unit of language or its representation in a text 2 brief utterance a brief comment announcement discussion or conversation could i have a word with you in my office please 3 information information or news about somebody or something is there any word on your daughter 4 rumor rumor or gossip the israelites the word is that she's leaving the company 13 word 5 promise a promise assurance or guarantee i give you my word 6 command a command order or authorization he gave the word to attack 7 password a password or verbal signal don't let anyone in unless they give the word 8 computing fixed number of processed bits a number of bits for example 32 48 or 64 processed as a single unit by a computer npl or words 1 angry talk angry or quarrelsome speech had words with him over the shoddy merchandise he sold us 2 music text of song the text or lyrics of a song musical or opera vt past word ed past participle word ed present participle word ing 3rd person present singular words phrase something to express something in words 1 divine reason in christian theology the divine rational principle as epitomized 18 by jesus christ 2 or word or word of god christian holy scriptures in christianity the bible or scriptures considered as revealing divine truth viii modus vivendi mvp applocations pages 53 54 this section modus vivendi mvp applocations introduces the concept of modus vivendi as a practical arrangement for coexistence connectin' it to various fields like phonetics kinetics and architecture it's all about findin' a way to live and create in harmony modus vivendi pitch mvp 1 compromise a practical arrangement that allows conflicting people groups or ideas to coexist 23 oceanremix muse ic bible 8 a lawful measure of relativity tonicity a phonetic kinetic approach 2 oceansontology 1 study of speech sounds the scientific study of speech sounds and how they are produced sound system of a language the system or pattern of speech sounds used in a particular language being tonic the state or quality of being tonic keynote cornerstone lifts the spirits physiology state of slight muscle contraction the state or quality of muscles being slightly contracted or ready to contract conjuction of parable vs relativity kinetics energy of a body caused by motion the energy that a body or system has because of its m'ocean mvp 2 way of life the way that a particular person or group of people lives 24 sound doctrine to oceans ontology 7 setting the tone 1 particular kind of sound a sound with a particular quality way of speaking the way somebody says something as an indicator of what that person is feeling or thinking general quality the general quality or character of something as an indicator of the attitude or view of the person who produced it machine sound a sound especially one produced by a machine prevailing character the characteristic style that something has particularly in relation to elegance or standing colors shade of color any of the possible shades of a particular color arts combinations of color and shading the overall blend of color and light and shade in a painting or photograph physiology firmness of muscles the natural firmness of muscles when they are not being flexed or of the body generally phonetics intonation the way a syllable of a word is spoken in terms of pitch the rising tone signifying a question music timbre the quality of a sound that makes it distinctive to a particular source for example a voice or musical instrument music plainsong a melody used in singing plainsong for example in singing psalms music see note n 3 ark itexture the visual framework 25 n defining word 6 foundations to a parable 1 building design the art and science of designing and constructing buildings building style a particular style or fashion of building especially one that is typical of a period of history or of a particular place computing structure of computer system the design structure and behavior of a computer system microprocessor or system program including the characteristics of individual components and how they interact sound relation to sound doctrine page 54 reply c9 b3\times a3 c9 g7 3c0de5 subject 10 eq ark itexture remix physics 7 sound grounds 2 oceansontology 26 defin'ocean to physics sound 5 study of physical forces and qualities the scientific study of matter energy force and motion and the way they relate to each other metaphysics 1 philosophy of being the branch of philosophy concerned with the study of the nature of being and beings existence time and space and causality 2 underlying principles the ultimate underlying principles or theories that form the basis of a particular field of knowledge symmetry is part of the metaphysics of quantum mechanics 3 abstract thinking abstract discussion or thinking a sound relation to the sound doctrine the theory of muse icality v past sound ed past participle sound ed present participle sound ing 3rd person present singular sounds 1 vi seem to give a particular impression when mentioned or described the meal sounded awful 2 vi indicate status to give a particular impression about physical or mental condition via speech or writing he sounded exhausted when i talked to him on the phone 3 vi have particular quality when heard to give a particular impression to a hearer about the quality of the noise or the identity of the source of the noise that sounds like the mailman 4 vti make a noise to make a particular noise so as to be heard or make something produce such a noise somewhere down the corridor an alarm sounded 5 vt announce something to spread the news of or signal something by making a noise or produce a similar effect by saying something she sounded a note of caution about the likely result of the reorganization 6 vt phonetics articulate the sound to pronounce a specific letter or sound especially in a context in which it might be silent you don't sound the p in psychic edia 7 vt medicine test bodily condition by causing sound to make an organ of the body emit a sound for testing or diagnostic purposes 27 defin'ocean to metaphysics modulation 4 4 combinational operations process of modulating 2 formalities applocation parables sound doctrine muse ic bible theory for relativity media 1 adjustment of sound adjustment of the tone pitch or volume of sound or of something that produces sound for example a musical instrument or the human voice 2 slight alteration slight alteration that makes something less strong forceful or form severe 3 physics process of modulating carrier wave the process of changing the genre amplitude or frequency of a wave used in radio broadcasting to superimpose a sound signal on a continuously transmitted carrier wave texture 4 conversion of sound into signals used to describe a device that converts sound into electrical signals or vice versa ix the idea of id theory page 1 finally we loop back to the beginnin' of the document where the core idea of id theory is laid out this section brings all the previous points together culminatin' in the ultimate question of design the idea of id goal to prove design requires 1 does a law explain it 2 does chance explain it 3 does a design explain it the problems to id theory one difficulty is that intelligent causes can mimic law and chance thereby rendering their actions indistinguishable from these unintelligent causes it takes an intelligent cause to know an intelligent cause but if we don't know enough we'll miss it the contrast of what is obvious to the nature of intelligent design for either the scientific explanation or the instinctive human nature most scientists argue that the id theory is merely a scientific theory that is not empirical to the natural scale for a designed plan by that very nature scientists are not able to test for a presence of design nor can they disprove the presence of a design in short science and id theory seem to only have foundations to argue id theory as a philosophical endeavor page 1 observations and connections after the studying the contrasting attempts that science the id theory darwin's theory creationism evolution as well as other studies with inconclusive proof to existence i began to notice an overall pattern einstein theory of relativity which was based off of other theories would have seen the formula of relativistic kinematics lengths and time intervals that appear different to observers moving relative to eachother page 1 from studying what these other theories had in retrospect to each other all seemingly had the same goal and motive that was relative to the goal the mathematics and equations to prove practicing the acceleration of motive and the velocity of the subject seemed to even take on it's own inertia in the opposing direction page 1 these observations of how and why the formulations that these groups are soo intelligent and well versed at what they do truly show that proving a higher entitiy known as god the god of love and creation written about within the pages of the bible can only be seen through the spirit's eye of simplicity and creative muse that our human nature of feelings and instincts can only prove by way of this spiritual eye page 1 knowing what faith is and holding on to it firmly while seeing how science and theory can't even explain how human feelings of our emotional nature exist as we know the phrase of it takes one to know one conceptualizes our preconcieved notions on many levels proving our existence through a system designed with numbers technology tests chemical engineering and metaphysics in comparison to chimps and other lower forms of life like a single celled organism is more than enough reason to see why it's hard to comprehend the power of god and creating man in his image page 1

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