The way we communicate and present concepts is through the use of pictures, words, or mathematical formulas.
For instance we can express the concept presented in Einstein’s formula with words instead of mathematical symbols.
Thousands of years ago they did not have mathematical symbols such as we have today, but they did have concepts and they used words to convey those concepts.
Perhaps they received those concepts from some “visitors” or perhaps their reasoning abilities were superior to ours.

The Bible is a book that was written long ago, and it conveys many interesting concepts by using written words.
The Bible uses the words, heaven, earth, light, and firmament, to convey the concepts behind the structure of the universe.
Today we use words such as space, mass, energy, and constant to explain the same concepts.
To explain today’s concepts in mathematical language, Einstein derived the mathematical formula: E=MC^2.
To explain the concepts in the Bible, I derived the mathematical formula: E=(U/K)C.
Both formulas explain the same concepts.

(From King James Version.)
GENESIS 1:1. In the beginning God created the heaven and earth.
Notice that the word “heaven” is not capitalized, that lack of a capital letter in the word has the meaning that the word is meant to represent something that is all encompassing or universal.
A scientific word that has a universal meaning and encompasses everything that exists is the word space.
The words “heaven” and “space” have equivalent meaning.

1:2. And the earth was without form and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep.”
In this description the non capitalized word “earth” is far more >fundamental< than the scientific word mass or matter.
Genesis deals with the beginning of the universe.
If the word >earth< was meant to convey the idea of a planet or dirt, then that creation could not be described as being without form and void.
If on the other hand the word >earth< was meant to convey some type of a “protomass” in other words, something that the >mass< itself is composed of, then such a creation could be described as being formless and void because it could exist in uniform distribution throughout the universe..
Notice also that the word “was” is highlighted, this means that the condition does not exist any more.
Such a condition only existed in the beginning of the universe, before there was mass or matter as we know it today.

How can something exist, yet have no form and be “void”?

To translate the meaning of the words in the Bible to scientific terms, we can say that:
In the beginning God created space and protomass and the protomass was distributed evenly throughout the total expanse of space and therefore did not have a form of any kind, also since the protomass was motionless it did not support any useful function, it was in effect void.

GENESIS 1:3: And God said, let there be light; and there was light.
Both sound and light have a wavelength, therefore this passage indicates that the creator caused the protomass to vibrate at all the possible frequencies.
If someone “says” something, it causes a vibration in the air, such vibration is of a low frequency, light on the other hand has a very high frequency.

GENESIS 1:4: And God saw the light, that it was good; and God divided the light from the darkness.
This passage indicates that a reference can be made to the protomass condition that exists between the area of space that is associated with darkness and light, in other words the protomass has a greater density where there is light and a lower density where there is no light, so that all wavelengths that are associated with the activity of the protomass have a maximum and a minimum density.
The protomass is a very “strange” substance to say the least, initially it encompasses the whole expanse of infinite space but then it also is able to “vibrate” and condense into more concentrated states. It is also able to form bubbles that explode and implode with maximum force.

GENESIS 1:5: And God called the light Day, and the darkness he called Night.
And the evening and the morning were the first day.
This passage does not refer to the day and night on our planet, but refers to a far more profound “Day” and “Night” associated with the creation of the universe.
Notice that after the “evening” there is no “Night” only morning and the “first day.“
The concept here is the fundamental difference between a universe that has no light whatsoever (Night) and a universe that has light (Day).
The capitalized Night does not exist anymore, it only existed when the protomass was motionless.
The capitalized “Day” is everywhere in the universe that contains stars and light.
At this point in the development of the universe there was space and protomass, the protomass fluctuated or oscillated at all conceivable frequencies.
The fluctuations of the protomass swung between high density and low density concentrations.

To review and put the concept into mathematical formula:

Everything in the universe is constructed out of “space” (total emptiness) and protomass that is moving.
Space (in its fundamental state) is empty and is associated with a force.
The force within space manifests itself as a potential for motion.
Movement can not happen unless there is space where the movement can occur.
Space contains the potential for energy.
In mathematical formulas the letter U is often used to represent potential (for) energy.
I will also use the letter U to represent the force created by the potential for energy within a volume of space.
Protomass is associated with movement and movement is associated with a force.
The protomass then is a kinetic force.
I will represent this kinetic force with the letter K in the following formula.
Light propagates in our “local space” (firmament/expanse) at a constant speed, that constant is represented by the letter C.
Local space is the area that exists between the planets and perhaps the stars, it is the “space density” where light travels at approximately 300,000 kilometres per second.
If the protomass to space density varies then so will the speed of light travelling through that changed protomass density.
If we were able to observe an individual electron or part of that electron that would represent the smallest possible “particle.” What would the particle look like.
That particle must be constructed out of the protomass that is everywhere, it must contain movement within itself, that movement must be related to the “C” in the formulas.
Lets suppose that the protomass forms a bubble that has empty space inside.
The potential force U then causes the walls of the bubble to collapse inward, when the collapsing walls meet each other they can not advance any further due to the extreme density of the protomass, since the kinetic energy of the moving protomass can not disappear, the protomass explodes and in the process creates another empty space inside and the process repeats.
Since there is no loss in this process the oscillation will continue forever.
The speed at which the protomass moves during this implosion/explosion cycle is the speed represented by C.
According to Einstein’s theory, mass contains (kinetic) energy.
According to this “Bible” theory it is the protomass that moves in empty space and in the process weaves mass into existence. In other words, the exploding/imploding protomass bubbles are the basic ingredient of the “mass” or “matter” that we are familiar with.

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