Our slides (fifty) are associated with 28 narratives (about ten hours total including a prelog narrative) that give more in depth knowledge than that associated with the pics and texts of the slides alone. Most narratives are dedicated to a single slide but some narratives cover more than one slide when there are slides associated with one another as in continuations of the same topic. The overall slideshow is a depiction and explanation of God's works to create and sustain our universe and to perform myriad activities that culminate with humanity's creation and development on planet earth. Why did God accomplish these tasks? To create living, interactive, and intelligent resources with whom He can engage, develop interrelationships, and aide them to reach high intelligence. God does not want to be alone with His thoughts. Our scientists have detected God's universal tools, which He uses to create and sustain universes. But our scientists do not recognize His tools as God's. This may be part of the reason for God's desire to create a new relationship with humanity.
George H. Hayes, a retired mechanical engineer, who God considers to be a literary servant of His, has written a historical book and a technical book: "God and the Western World" and "God and His Children"; respectively, for God, which explain a good portion of God's activities that created our universe, directed our solar system's, our planet's and its atmosphere's development from a dust filled nebula into a suitable habitat for earth's flora and fauna, and through His miraculous evolution of mankind. The books are available through Amazon and through Barnes and Noble. They contain much more historical and technical detail than is being presented in the subject slideshow. But also, there is new technical information in the slideshow that was not available to George for inclusion in his books.
This technical information involves research accomplished by our scientists that relate to God since George's two books were published. It should be noted, however, none of the researchers discussed God at all in their papers. The only discussions, of how their research relates to God, have been George's discussions that may sometimes be found on the slides but are all detailed at length in the narratives.
Why does God want a new relationship with humanity? It is because humanity has discovered His well-hidden tools: dark matter and dark energy. But in spite of their discovery, most of humanity's scientists have refused to acknowledge the God of Abraham as the creator and sustainer of our universe. God wants to lead humanity into our future, as only He can, but He wants a new relationship with us, and especially with our scientists, with whom He wants to engage.
Published by Christian Faith Publishing, Inc.; ISBN 978-1-64299-490-2 (paperback); ISBN 978-1-64349-131-8 (hardback); ISBN 978-1-64299-491-9 (digital); Copyright 2018 by George H. Hayes
Published by Christian Faith Publishing, Inc.; ISBN 978-1-0980-4000-0 (paperback); ISBN 978-1-0980-6602-4 (hardback); ISBN 978-1-0980-4001-7 (digital); Copyright 2020 by George H. Hayes
The information, relating to the books, is followed by a suitable picture or painting, relating to God, which may change periodically, which will be shown above where the first and second tables will be viewed but accompanying that picture or painting will be the Slideshow Prelog narrative which has an hour and a half duration and it is the longest narrative, by 50% longer, than any slide narrative of the slideshow. There are simple controls to run the narrative below the picture or painting and also below the slide tables that focus on a slide so you can listen to all narratives but you are given the option of not running the narratives at all but you will be missing all of the wonderful anecdotal information, about God and His activities, which is being presented. That option is not at all recommended unless your time is limited now and you want to return at a more appropriate time to listen to the narratives.
There are two tables: table (1) lists the twenty-eight narratives, by slide numbers; table (2) lists fifty slides including thumbnails under their slide numbers. There are fewer narratives than slides because some of the slides are continuations of the previous slide and the group is covered by one narrative, these groupings are carried through the presentations of the slides on separate pages. The narratives provide more in-depth information, some of which is anecdotal, than their related slides or slide groups.
After the picture or painting, relating to God, is viewed and the prelog has been heard by clicking on the run arrow in the narrative player, then comes the first table, the table of narratives. Directly after the narrative table, is a list of the subjects of each slide then the primary table comes into focus, the initial slide table will be available for review having no simple media player beneath it and only thumbnails of all 50 slides within it, but all subsequent slide tables, on the following pages, will have its focus slide enlarged and a narrative player below the table for the focus slide. These hypertext markup language (html) tables are unlike any other tables. They stretch and contort to increase the size of the focus thumbnail to almost full scale but the table does not lose its integrity.
It is best not to view these slides out of sequence by going forward and skipping slides because some events or descriptions of phenomena may have been missed and that would only increase your confusion because there is a lot to learn about how and why God's tools and His dimensional construct, space-time, interact with one another under certain conditions. So links going forward beyond the next slide are not available. Going backwards, however, to review slides and/or narratives, which have already been seen or heard before, is recommended so that your understanding of God's complicated methods is thorough before continuing.
After this first page of the website, in response to the user clicking on the next page link, the software generates a new page which focuses on each slide in sequencial order, so, to navigate through the slides in sequence, you simply click on the next slide name which will be in blue indicating that you are clicking on a link and another version of the slide table will appear with the focus slide enlarged from its thumbnail. The slides should be viewed sequentially and listen to their narratives sequentially but only once for slides that are grouped together in the table of narratives. Also, because there is a lot of previously unknown information being shared and some of what God has done is quite complicated, so the early explanations are necessary for the understanding of later slides, or their respective groups, it is recommended that you play the associated slide narratives. They are positioned on each page, below the slide table. So, after you read or view the slide or group of slides, one at a time, please listen to the narrative but, of course, although the narrative for each group is below each slide of the group, only listen to it once. Those narratives were placed beneath all of a group's slides because you may go forward and later want to return to one slide of the group so the narrative will be available for you to hear again no matter which slide of the group to which you returned to review. But, if, at any time, continuing is a problem for you, please record the number of the last slide you viewed so you can resume the slideshow from where you left off. Upon returning to the website, sequence your way through the pages/slides by clicking the next page/slide link repeatedly until you reach the slide at which you left off.
At a later time, new information about research related to God will likely be found and added to the slide collection, if the information is deemed suitable, so please come back periodically. They will likely be added, as additional slides and narratives, and as new entries on a new row at the bottom of the slide table.
As you read the slides and listen to the narratives, please remember that what you are witnessing was not a development of our scientists who have other theories on the workings of our universe, and that George H. Hayes has not always believed as he does, but his belief came to him as God whispered to his mind keeping his books focused as God wanted them to be. George's belief grew as he wrote his books and, it may have been what God whispered into George's mind caused a change in George, but George's understanding of the creation and sustainment of our universe, as seen in his books, in the slideshow, and heard in its narratives, is assuredly believable while our scientists version of the same is not believable for many reasons but primarily because they present no reason for our universe coming into being. They cannot find a reason because that reason is rooted in the desires of our Supreme Being, God Almighty, the Great I Am. The excellent British physicist Stephen Hawking wrote a very good book, "A Brief History of Time", published in 1988, which he ended with the statement that he believes he knows how God started our universe but he has no idea why God started it, or something to that affect. Dr. Hawking also really did not know how God started our universe but you will soon know the how and why that Dr. Hawking could not have known.
Along with the prelog narrative, the two tables, the narrative table and the slide table, are the focus of this first page of the website. The pages, which follow the first page, each present a focused view of the second table focusing (enlarging) an appropriate slide greatly and each focused slide narrative is below each page's table; the pages are also full of links, or will become full of links, which can carry the user back to review previous slides or one link that can carry you forward to view the next slide in the sequence but there will be no link to go forward and view those slides out of their intended sequence. If you go backwards and revisit a slide you already visited, you can left click the arrow in the upper left of your screen (on almost all browsers) and it will return you to the original page from whence you went backward. Take your time reading the slides and listening to the narratives the first time through. Going backward a lot or many pages (on some browsers) may result in you not being able to navigate once again to your previous screen to continue sequentially but, if you get stuck in no man's land, you can always navigate forward by just clicking the next page link on whatever page you are on, over and over, page by page, to walk your way forward slowly to reach the page from which you originally navigated backwards and continue the sequential journey through the rest of the slides. Note that the links change color from blue for all unvisited links, to purple for visited links, to lime while being hovered over, and to red while being clicked to change the page. If you note that your links are purple instead of blue, then, this must not be your first time visiting the website and your browser recognizes that but all is okay and you can still go from page to page using purple links or blue links. You can always delete the already visited pages, in your browsing history, for blue links again. Please enjoy the slides and narratives, purchase the books, and pass the link to this website along to your family, neighbors, close friends, internet friends, coworkers, religious groups, and to anyone in the physics community who you may happen to know.
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Slide 01 - Subject - God s Two Major Universal Operations: The Big Bang and the Big Crunch
Slide 02 - Subject - From NASA s Astrophysics Team Explaining the Expanding Universe
Slide 03 - Subject - According to scientists, God s Total Universe, 100%, divides thusly.
Slide 04 - Subject - God s tools for creating, sustaining, and closing His universe of our matter and energy.
Slide 05 - Subject - What is space-time?
Slide 06 - Subject - What is space-time? - Continued
Slide 07 - Subject - Normal matter is produced to slow dark energy s approach to light speed. It condenses into particulates which become hydrogen gas.
Slide 08 - Subject - Dark matter has myriad assignments to accomplish as the universe takes form.
Slide 09 - Subject - Dark matter has myriad assignments to accomplish as the universe takes form. - Continued
Slide 10 - Subject - Dark matter has myriad assignments to accomplish as the universe takes form. - Continued
Slide 11 - Subject - Dark matter has myriad assignments to accomplish as the universe takes form. - Continued
Slide 12 - Subject - Dark matter has myriad assignments to accomplish as the universe takes form. - Continued
Slide 13 - Subject - Dark matter has myriad assignments to accomplish as the universe takes form. - Continued
Slide 14 - Subject - Dark energy has myriad assignments to accomplish as the universe takes form.
Slide 15 - Subject - Dark energy has myriad assignments to accomplish as the universe takes form. - Continued
Slide 16 - Subject - The night sky
Slide 17 - Subject - The Ten Commandments
Slide 18 - Subject - The solar system that God created for mankind.
Slide 19 - Subject - Days of the week
Slide 20 - Subject - Months of the year
Slide 21 - Subject - False gods or their priests could be egregious or demonic but God changed history s path.
Slide 22 - Subject - The search for intelligent extraterrestrials is unsuccessful because there are none.
Slide 23 - Subject - What did God do to earth to be sure that human beings would clearly speak to, hear one another, and their God?
Slide 24 - Subject - God worked in Africa, once the continents separated from Pangaea.
Slide 25 - Subject - God worked in Africa, once the continents separated from Pangaea. - Continued
Slide 26 - Subject - About 134,000 ya, God starts sharing His spirits creating human beings.
Slide 27 - Subject - About 134,000 ya, God starts sharing His spirits creating human beings. - Continued
Slide 28 - Subject - How did God display interactions of human consciousnesses to George?
Slide 29 - Subject - How did God display interactions of human consciousnesses to George? - Continued
Slide 30 - Subject - How did God display interactions of human consciousnesses to George? - Continued
Slide 31 - Subject - God s hidden tools by which He controls us and our universe.
Slide 32 - Subject - What are our spirits?
Slide 33 - Subject - What are our spirits? - Continued
Slide 34 - Subject - What are our spirits? - Continued
Slide 35 - Subject - What are demonic entities?
Slide 36 - Subject - What are demonic entities? - Continued
Slide 37 - Subject - What are demonic entities? - Continued
Slide 38 - Subject - What are demonic entities? - Continued
Slide 39 - Subject - What are demonic entities? - Continued
Slide 40 - Subject - The Industrial Revolution required power. Supplying it first was coal, then came the Transportation Revolution and gasoline became widely used in motor vehicles.
Slide 41 - Subject - The Industrial Revolution required power. Supplying it first was coal, then came the Transportation Revolution and gasoline became widely used in motor vehicles. - Continued
Slide 42 - Subject - God and the coming climate catastrophe
Slide 43 - Subject - God and the coming climate catastrophe - Continued
Slide 44 - Subject - God and the coming climate catastrophe - Continued
Slide 45 - Subject - God and the coming climate catastrophe - Continued
Slide 46 - Subject - God and the coming climate catastrophe - Continued
Slide 47 - Subject - Attacks on Democracy are Occurring Worldwide by Deniers of Fair Elections.
Slide 48 - Subject - Attacks on Democracy are Occurring Worldwide by Deniers of Fair Elections. - Continued
Slide 49 - Subject - George s Books, Developed for God, Present in Greater Detail, Much More than the Information of this Slide Show.
Slide 50 - Subject - The Finale, the Slide Show Comes to an End.
This is the location of all links for past pages. Slide 00 does not really exist but it is indicative of the first page of the slideshow which is where the link will take you from any page, if at any time you want to return to the original page to review some of its texts or to hear its prelog narrative again.
This is the location of the link to the next page. Slide 01 is the link to reach a real slide and please click on it, to go to the next page, which includes the slide table with its first thumbnail slide enlarged: about God's Big Bang and Big Crunch.
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