Maxim Revision

Time

Time in many ways rules our lives. It dictates where we should be at any particular moment if we are to be in harmony with nature and with each other. The time, however, that we are controlled by is what can be called relative time, in other words it is not absolute. In the maxims, God, who alone exists of Himself, rightly claims absolute truth as His domain and His alone. He then informs us that being the author of absolute truth is intrinsic to being the author of absolute time. Relative time, on the other hand, is dependant on the movement of created things relative to each other, for example the rotation of the earth about its axis, giving us the register of a twenty four hour day, the orbit of the earth around the sun giving us a year of 365 days and leap years of 366. Even some of the most accurate of clocks, being atomic clocks, function by using the natural vibrations of an atomic system. The accuracy of an atomic clock is outstanding because electrons, being very small particles, are relatively closer to God's immediate domain than other measurable particles. If it were possible the neutrino's (perts) movements would give us a time measure close to the absolute. Refer:T.O.E - The Order Explained

"Absolute time is founded on God, the author of truth and therefore time."

"Absolute time is the basis of order, the basis of the real and the relative."

"To be gifted with the knowledge of absolute time is to be in possession of what is real and true."

"How long is time when you have to wait, but the wait is worth it."

"Going slow and wasting time is to pilfer from life's span."

"To this life there is a thinning of time."

"It is important to have a sense of time, for life here on earth is short when compared to eternity."

"Time is not on your side, it is on My side."

"Your given time can come sooner than you think - are you prepared?"

"If you believe you are the master of your own destiny the passage of time will inevitably prove otherwise."

"The ageing process has an essential role in the education of mankind."

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