Chapter 8 of 19

Section 7

Section 7

things of God, His eternal power and divine nature, can be apprehended by His creation. The heavens and the earth manifest the invisible things of God. I once read an article in which Einstein was asked whether or not he believed in God. He replied, "Your question is an insult to me. How could a scientist such as I not believe in God?" If you study science, it will tell you that there is a God.

Many times, as I preached to people about God, I have asked them to consider their bodies. All the hair on our physical bodies, both inside and outside, grows downward except for the hair in our throat, which grows upward. This is very meaningful. If the hair in our throat grew down­ ward, we would die because phlegm could not be discharged. Who made us this way? Furthermore, consider the marvelous design of the human face. How awkward and how terrible it would be for our mouth to be placed between our eyes! Also, have you ever thought about the function of our eyebrows? They function as breakwaters, keeping the perspiration out of our eyes. No one can make a camera to match the human eye. Who made these things? Our teeth are also mar­ velously designed. Our front teeth, the incisors, act like two knives, cutting whatever is placed in

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