How does looking into the waxing or waning light somehow produce momentary tranquility?  The sun tears and burns our eyes in direct viewing.  Why then do we feel compelled to brave direct gaze?  What do we intrinsically comprehend about the sponsor of the light which gives us comfort in luminescence?  In a bitterly, cold cabin frozen for months at the edge of a petrified lake why would the tiny flame of one single candle give us sufficient hope for the night’s survival?  What are the properties of light which allow it to be the basis for measurement of time, space, gravity or elemental composition?  The question of hearing the falling tree in the forest is irrelevant without the light having given the tree and the hearer life in the first place.  Every single time the trail leads back to the Light of God.

There was “darkness over the surface of the deep” (Genesis 1) before God created light.  What is so elemental about darkness that God would create “light” and call it good?  He did not call darkness, good.  In darkness, we are blind or inhibited, in light mysteries are revealed.  In darkness there is loneliness and despair, in light there is comfort and joy.  Darkness symbolizes blindness, light symbolizes perception and gives the gift of color.  If there are possibly billions of stars in the known universe why then is space dark, cold and breathless?  Without light we may exist but we do not thrive.  Seek the light, know the light, follow the light, His name is Jesus Christ the Lord and He promises forgiveness, abundance and life.  Praise His name.

http://youtu.be/vLctr-Xie1k  Prophecy 101 — Chuck Missler’s 4 part series