The immediate consequence of positing an inertial force is that, since force requires energy, it follows that, in order to account for the observed movement of bodies, we must postulate the existence of an immense energy field in which everything moves. The hypothesis that this field is organized as a regular, crystal-like, 4-dimensional lattice of highly energetic particles is corroborated by the Biblical text, as we shall see later. The primary purpose of the lattice is to serve as a causal substrate (source of interactions) for movement. Were it not for the lattice, nothing could move. Consequently, we are immersed in energy, lots of it!In the not too distant future, we will learn how to use the lattice for propulsion and energy production (yes, free energy and all that!). But before we can do so we must get a good understanding of the properties of the lattice particles and how they interact with normal matter.Bible not only reveals the existence of the lattice (i.e., the heavens, not to be confused with Heaven, the abode of God), but also describes the properties of its constituents (seraphim). It is important to understand that the lattice is what makes motion possible and thus, its creation must precede that of normal matter. Indeed, the very first verse of the book of Genesis says exactly that: In the beginning, God created the heavens (lattice or energy field) and the earth (normal matter). Note the implied order of creation. This, of course, squarely contradicts the so-called big-bang theory of modern physics but that is another story for a future page. There are numerous passages in the Old Testament where God is said to have stretched out the heavens like a veil or the fabric of a tent. The books of Revelation and Ezekiel are a lot more precise, calling it a great expanse and comparing it to a sea of glass, like crystal, in order to explain its highly regular structure.
Posted on: Sat, 15 Mar 2014 16:25:58 +0000
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