He Spoke, and It Was

Psalms 33:6 By the Word of the LORD were the heavens made; and all the host of them by the breath of His mouth. For He spake, and it was done; He commanded, and it stood fast.

"I hear Him say, "Let there be light." And when He did, an atom broke yonder, and the sun come into existence. I watch that sun burn for millions of years. The first thing you know, went a clinker. He stood and watched it. And it flew, fell for a few million years; He stopped it. Then another one flew, and He stopped it. What? He was putting the solar system. He was writing His first Bible.1"

God's Word is creative. It never stops creating until He tells It to stop. The evidence of that is found by scientists who can use technology to measure the expansion of the galaxy. When those clinkers flew off into space they just keep right on going until He commands them to stand fast. 

You know, God sometimes does things in an instant, and sometimes He takes His time accomplishing it. Some people experience miraculous, instantaneous healings which defy medical explanations. In these past few years, the deaf have heard again, the blind have received their sight, and the dead have been raised back to life... all in an instant. God has instantly delivered people from addictions and sinful conditions, and if you ask around, I'm sure it won't be long before you find someone who'll testify of the miraculous in their life.

But most of the time God will allow time to come into the equation. And here's the true paradox friend, because in Gods mind, it's already done and time is not a factor in the finished work. When He speaks His Word, It Is Finished. That's one reason why I disagree with Christians who believe the whole work of creation lasted seven literal days. Science testifies to the power of God. Don't put God in a box and think you have Him figured out. His ways are past knowing, they are not our ways.

Here is the equation: He Spoke + He Believed His Own Word = It Happens  (time is not a factor)

1. Show Us the Father It'll Satisfy, William Branham, June 10, 1953 MP3