Scripture On Creation podcast

The Hebrew name, Shaddai, is used more to identify God in the book of Job than the rest of the Old Testament combined.  Shaddai has the meaning, "Almighty," and is therefore, and not surprisingly, associated with the Lord's power displayed in creation.

Job understands he is sinful and must rely on the mercy of his omnipotent Creator for righteousness.  His understanding of the Lord is more like a New Testament believer than a follower of the Law (which didn't yet exist).

In a program describing the Hydroplate Model which attempts to explain not only the dynamics of the flood and its effects on earth, but also cratering on the moon, Dr. Scripture made an incorrect statement.  He corrects it and discusses the Hydroplate Model further.

Dr. Scripture visited the Sanilac Petroglyphs Historic State Park in Michigan and saw carvings in stone telling the Anishinaabe people's creation story.  Their tradition also includes a global flood story--another example of the worldwide memory of the flood recorded in Genesis.

Does a fire-breathing dragon (Leviathan) sound ridiculous--something only possible in fairy tales?  There is a beetle alive today that produces an explosive mixture of chemicals as a defense mechanism.  If God created such a beetle, is it so unbelievable that He would also create such a dragon?

Is the monster named Leviathan a real creature that could breath fire?  Perhaps it's just a mythological dragon, or simply a type of Satan? In this program a case is made for the understanding that Leviathan is an actual beast created by God.

Leviathan is a terrible "monster" fully described in Job chapter 41.  The description is of a fire breathing dragon.  However, chapter 41 is not the first time Leviathan is mentioned in Job.  In Job 3:8 were learn that Job knew better than to mess with Leviathan.

In the exchange between the Lord and Satan we learn that the created beings, both "good and bad" angels do only what the Lord allows them to do.  Thus, although Satan was the instrument of Job's torment, ultimately the Lord was responsible for what happened to Job.

In this second part of the interview, Lt Scripture describes how the brain interprets what it sees when there are no reference points to help put an image in context.  And, could extra-terrestrials really be the source of the UFOs being sited?

A recent congressional hearing on UFOs has stirred interest in subject.  Navy pilots report seeing strange phenomena while flying over the ocean.  Lt. Luke Scripture, a Navy helicopter pilot, shares his thoughts on these occurrences.