Page 65 - The Miracle of Human Creation

After leaving the ovary, the egg is intercepted by the fallopian tube with remarkable timing. The
millions of tiny hairs in the fallopian tube work together in a common effort. The motion of the
hairs plays an important role in the meeting of the sperm and the egg.
Here, timing is important, because the reproductive cells have a limited life-span in the body. If
they stay there too long, they will die. However,
the activities in the fallopian tube are completed
within the restricted life-span of the sperm and
the egg cell. Here, there is a very important point
worth considering: pieces of flesh composed of
cells cannot act co-operatively, make timing ad-
justments, think or act with awareness. All the
cells and tissues in the human body act under
God's control.

The egg cell

The egg cell in the fallopian tube