It has been said that if you want to know what God is like, then look at the creation. This intriguing thesis will be examined. The numerous discoveries of science are like a picture puzzle scattered far and wide. Yet, if the physical, social, and philosophical sciences are considered in overview, the puzzle pieces are seen to interlock with wonderful clarity. From the smallest to the largest components, relationships, and concepts, they are readily classified in units of three. This structuring of reality is so pervasive at every level, that it boggles the imagination. This book explains in detail how the triadic design of nature is best understood as the unique

There is a scarlet thread woven in the fabric of world history. This thread represents the various forms of the sacrificial traditions carried out and remembered in nearly every culture. One by one, these ubiquitous ceremonies suddenly came to an end. That the concept is barbaric and cruel is not the complete answer for its demise. One revelation in particular will be identified that completely fulfills the traditional and moral necessity of sacrifice. Many scriptural clarifications and additional promises were proclaimed in connection with that momentous sacrifice. The ramifications are monumental for the present and future course of history on Planet Earth. Portions of several religious texts will be referenced and compared. The meaning of Handywork: handiwork is skillful work that is personally done. The Old English spelling, handywork, comes from one place in the Authorized Version of the Bible. The heavens declare the glory of God, and the firmament shows His handywork (Psalm 19:1). This term has come to represent the unique creative work that only the one true God can plan, fulfill, and reveal

It has been said that if you want to know what God is like, then look at the creation. This intriguing thesis will be examined. The numerous discoveries of science are like a picture puzzle scattered far and wide. Yet, if the physical, social, and philosophical sciences are considered in overview, the puzzle pieces are seen to interlock with wonderful clarity. From the smallest to the largest components, relationships, and concepts, they are readily classified in units of three. This structuring of reality is so pervasive at every level, that it boggles the imagination. This book explains in detail how the triadic design of nature is best understood as the unique