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I have not seen the teaching on BBC. Can you link it?
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https://youtu.be/MlVIee2pp_g
Check this out, Harold. This teaching on the two different kingdoms and how they were gospels delivered to two separate groups was news to me. I am learning to rightly divide, I hope, following this pastor Gene Kim. Honestly, the LC has absolutely nothing, thinking they have everything....this is awesome. I hope you enjoy it. Let me know. God loves you a lot, brother. Btw, this is totally unrelated to this conversation.... |
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But I don't know about his KJV only advice. We've hashed that out thoroughly. We once had a sister that claimed that the fall of Lee and the local church was because they left the KJV. And she wouldn't shut up about it. It became very annoying. But I miss her. I gave her a hard time, but we became buddies privately. She had lots of hardships, and prolly isn't with us any more.
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Essentially when a satellite at the scale of the moon orbits a planet as relatively close as the earth and moon, several interesting things happen. For one, the gravitational force difference between the far end of the moon and the far end is large enough to squeeze the moon into a sort of oval, its barely visible but its there. Imagine attaching a rope to the edge of a ball of play-do and swinging it around you, this is sort of how that would work. Its not a perfect analogy but it should get the point across. What this change in shape does is change how the moon interacts with earths gravity. Imagine in this case attaching a rope to the "pointy end" of a football and swinging it around you. As you can imagine, no matter the position of the football when you start, it will always end up correcting itself and face a certain direction towards you. It may wobble and change orientation slightly (even the moon does this, depending on the time we may be able to see a bit of the rear face) but will always remain relatively stable. This has been observed in most cases of a moon orbiting a larger planet. Hope that helps! |
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So ... I'm thinking the earth should have a hemisphere facing the sun -- global warming -- and a hemisphere facing away from the sun -- ice age. Tidal Locking in action!
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Your actually right on this one! Both the moon and the sun both exert Tidal Locking on the earth, but as you can imagine, the moon is not nearly at doing it to the extent as we are to the moon. The sun also exerts a similar force but because of the massive distance between us and the sun, the difference between the far edge of our planet and the close edge is not significant to have a noticeable affect, but it is measurable. Its essential to understand that these sorts of forces happen over astronomical periods of time. For this very reason earths day becomes longer by 15 microseconds every year, but at this rate the Sun becomes a red giant and engulfs the planet before we ever reach that sort of synchronous orbit.
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