The Light Of The Moon

I took this picture the other day and I just looked it up, that was the same date as the full moon. So when I took this picture it was a full moon. The light of the moon is an interesting light. It is a light that is cooler in its light than in its shade.

I had no idea that the moon light acted like this, but just recently. Sometimes I like to try to tell people this. Sometimes people find it interesting and other times some might find it something they don't want to believe.

Well, what can you do? Since I do like looking at the scriptures I keep on checking out the first chapter of Genesis to see certain things that I didn't see before.

As it is written, And God made two great lights; the greater light to rule the day, and the lesser light to rule the night: the stars also. Genesis 1:16.

So when I do bring up that the light of the moon is not a reflection of the light of the sun, well then, I get, but I believe in science not religion.

Well, I thought when you test something that would prove or disprove something. Then when you ask them to test it, they don't want to test it, cause it has been proved scientifically a long time ago.

Well, if it was proved scientifically a long time ago, why after testing it does another conclusion exist?

You see the light of the sun is warmer in its light than in its shade and the light of the moon is cooler in its light than in its shade. You see even if I reflect the light of the sun, I can never make that light cooler in its light than in it's shade.

It can not do this as the sun and moon are two different lights and these two great lights act differently from each other.

So what do I think about all this? Well, if Satan can get you to doubt one scripture, then he can get you to doubt more scriptures.

So let's end this blog with a scripture, I have more understanding than all my teachers: for thy testimonies my meditation. Psalm 119:99.

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