The Open Space in Orion: A Vision of the Stellar Heavens

The presentation tonight is called the open space in Orion. We begin in the book of Job. One day God gave Job a vision. Suddenly, he receives a telescopic view of the stellar heavens. He views and messages and glories that defied description. Even as he stands, stunned and speechless, God turns to him and says, Now Job listened carefully to this question. Can it now bind the sweet influences of the play of these, or lose the bands of Orion? Cancell bring forth Maserah in his seasons, or cast out guide or tourist with his son? These questions God posed to Job. And the question tonight is why the God posed these questions to Job? Let's look at two or three of the questions. First of all, the first question cancell guide or tourists with his sons? As we look into the sky and the clear night, we see thousands and thousands of blazing, whirling, fast moving stars. One of these stars is or tourists. This star, by the way, is a sun that's more than one million times as large as our own sun. To respect the size of our tourists, it should be mentioned that our sun is one million, three hundred thousand times as large as our planet. So is that a small star or a big star? Big star. Presently, our tourists is rushing through our densely populated Milky Way, at a tremendous rate of speed. In fact, it is a fastest moving first magnitude star in the heavens. Our sun is traveling at 12.5 miles per second. But our tourists is speeding at the rate of 257 miles per second. Recently, when a rocket was shot beyond the moon, it was traveling at 29,000 miles per hour. But our tourists, a mass more than one million times as big as our sun, is actually traveling at 925,000 miles per hour. And it never loses speed. So greater speed of our tourists that it together with its suns or planets is not hell as a part of any astronomical system. Our tourists is actually called a runaway star. And it's now traveling throughout densely populated Milky Way system of 200 billion suns. After which it will continue on to space and enter another Milky Way system, also populated with billions of suns. Just think of it. What a catastrophe it would be if it should collide with another sun. Here is a picture of student, so we ask you. You can see how densely populated that is. Should our tourists pass through this nebula, would it collide with one of these gigantic suns? Imagine the explosion that would result should this runaway star with an enormous speed and mass collide with another sun. Here's a polymer scoop picture of the cluster of hercules. Notice again the density of suns in the center of this star system. Should our tourists pass through hercules, will it collide with one of its suns? The answer is an infatient, no. Why not? For you see, the Bible tells us that God is guiding our tourists. That's why he asked Job, can you do that? And of course the answer from Job would be what? No. And so God says, can you guide our tourists with his suns? And now to establish his periodicity, God makes that question. Now here is the point of this astronomical text that the maces made. It was recently from the Palamascope. This scope actually can take pictures about a hundred miles distance, can measure the edge of a straight pin. This telescope was the one used to actually discover how fast our tourists was really traveling. Only recently did we know that it was a runaway star, a law on to itself. The fastest moving first magnets in star in all the heavens. Which day had no way of discovering the secret without the use of these marvelous delicate instruments? And so think of it. Job had no way in this world 3,000 years ago. At the time when there was no Palamascope to know this amazing fact, except the master astronomer told him. Think about it then. Doesn't this strengthen your faith in the moracity and the penability of the word of God? Now here's the second question, and God asked Job. Can't stop buying the sweet influences of the play of these. The Lord speaks of the sweet influences of the play of these because they are so beautiful. The Lord speaks of binding the play of these because it is a group of 250 stars. They are actually a group of stars. They are the play of these. The 250 of them bound together in the sense that they are all traveling in exactly the same direction and exactly the same speed. We might compare the 250 of them to a flock of birds, all flying together in formation, and they exactly the same speed to come in just to go. Now the following key question, is it unusual for a group of stars to be bound in this way? The answer is this. As a matter of fact, this is the only group of stars in all the heavens bound by this kink ship. In every other group, the stars while traveling around the common center are all traveling independently at different speeds in different orbits. Can you tonight see the astronomical significance of the Lord's question when he asked Job, can you bind this with influence of the play of these? In other words, can you keep those 250 suns together? What would be the answer? No. So how did the author of the book of Job more than 3,000 years ago, without the use of the Palamascob, understand the astronomical facts so well that he could write the significant intelligent question? This would have been possible only if the master of astronomer had told him. Now let's look at the third question. The third question is found of course, again in the Bhagavad-jom. Can't stop buying the videos of the play of these and lose the one? The bands of Orion. Perhaps we can look at the constellation of Orion. Here it is. And if you ask what is the constellation, it is simply a figment of the imagination in which the ancients imagine that the bright stars which they could see form a certain figure in the sky. To the Greeks Orion was a great hunter who boasted that he could kill anything. But a small scorpion bit him on a hill and he died. So Greek mythology is untrue and scriptural, but it can still be used as a variable aid in helping us to locate the stars. Now there are three stars that make up Orion's belt. See the belt right there? Now I should tell you something about this constellation. It is a constellation that can be seen from the north poles from the south pole, from any place on the globe. Unlike a sudden cross, there are only the people in the south can see, or the north star. There are only the people in the north can see. Orion can be seen from any place on the earth. Now let's take a closer look. Here is that constellation picture of Orion and the belt band. At night time if you want to locate it, if it is a clear night, it actually looks in the figure of the ciked. Yeah, there are three stars there, the star here, and then three stars down here. So that is the usual configuration that you can see at night and it is the easiest one to locate. Now why did the Lord ask this question and what does it mean? What is the answer? See at the present time, scientists have discovered that the belt band consists of an almost perfect straight line. A row of three second magnitude stars. They are equally spaced, but these stars presently are moving. And we will approach each other and form a naked eye double. The third star will drift eastward so that the belt band will no longer exist. That's happening as we talk tonight. So presently the belt band is being loosed. Unlike the play, these two stars will be arriving at the same direction or at the same speed. They are just like a ship on a high sea passing each other tonight, traveling at different speeds, bound for different ports. 3,000 years ago, no one knew this fact except God. Only after three millenniums of research and study have astronomers unwiddlingly confirmed what God said to Job a long time ago. And it's written in the Bible. Hercial one of the greatest astronomers set the following. All human discoveries seem to be made only for the purpose of confirming more strongly the truths that come from on high and are contained where in the Bible. But say, there are some other, most amazing truths in the Nebula. I want you to know this regal. The great sun-located just above the knee. Okay, that's regal. The great regal while our sun is 1,300,000 times as large as our earth, this star is 14,000 times as bright as our sun. Then this beetle juice, pronounced beetle juice, spelled beltagese. Beetle juice, the gigantic star in the shoulder Orion. While our earth has a diameter of approximately 8,000 miles, Beetle juice has a diameter of 260 million.