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of counsel, and there is no better way to explain it

than how I laid it out in my first book.

Allow me to start my response to this first

question from the very beginning. Genesis 1:1 says,

"In the beginning ..." The word (beginning) connotes

time. Dictionary.com says that time is a system of

events in the past, present, and future. We establish
time regarding history and future events. We

measure time in seconds, minutes, hours, days,
months, and years. Also, we measure time through

birth, growth, and death. But God experiences time
differently than we do. God lives in the eternal. In

eternity time does not exist.

I asked myself, and then eventually, God: "Why

did God start my beginning?" I concluded that God

started my beginning for the same reason He created

your origin. He established our beginnings because

He wants us to exist along with Him in eternity—but

in a different place called Earth for the time being—

to solve a problem for Him. Let me break it down

so you can understand:

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