
The Kolob Theorem, a Mormon’s View of God’s Starry Universe
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Lynn M. Hilton
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Lynn M. Hilton
Have you ever wondered how god’s universe is structured? Can you believe god’s throne is in the center of the universe?
The Kolob Theorem written by Professor Lynn M. Hilton allows us to see more clearly the celestial home we lived in before we were born and the home we will live in after we die. These places appear more real; they are made of matter, some of very fine and pure matter, and exist in time and space.
Lynn, as a man of faith, unites in a single theory, scientific evidence and sources from the standard works of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints to account for the form and structure of all of God’s worlds, planets, and suns.
Lynn advocates the theory that the great star Kolob (which is near unto God’s throne) is located in the center of our Milky Way Galaxy. According to the Book of Abraham, Kolob is God's first creation. It is a huge star and governs all the rest of Heavenly Father's suns and worlds.
This is an abridgment of the original book.
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Excellent
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Enlightening!
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A VERY DEEP DIVE
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Audio books have changed my life!!
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That being said - wow! He quotes scripture and prophets and brought some stuff to light that I had never supposed. Example: When Christ said I am the Light - he means that in more than one way. And in a very real, scientific way, he IS the light at the center of the Milky Way galaxy. Kind of a stretch, right? Well, think again as you listen to prophets' descriptions and comments on such things.
When I began reading this book, it was with my normal skepticism. I am one of those that like to know and learn and grow, and I'm not affected much by "far out there" ideas, and am able to keep the solid doctrine separate from "far out there" theories. But this book challenged me on that. It's got my brain wheels turning and I want to listen to this again, take copious notes and do more homework to see what I can learn about all this.
In the end: it makes a lot of sense, and there are many things the Lord, the scriptures, and the prophets have stated that make it so.
However, the bottom line is this: It's all for fun. None of this book is necessary for us to work out our salvation, to have faith, and to learn the doctrine of the gospel of Jesus Christ, which IS necessary for our salvation and exaltation. But it'll sure be fun when we finally make it to the other side and all things become known to us after Final Judgement, and we can then see how close to fact this author came!
I recommend it if you have a curious mind, and you can keep doctrine separate from assumption. Recommend for ages 18+.
Note: I do not have a high regard for the vocabulary nor reading comprehension of today's high school (nor college) graduates. Writing, Grammar, Spelling, Vocabulary, all of it, has been so dumbed down, that we see the end result in today's journalists who can't spell nor write worth beans. Therefore, when a book is lengthy on some topic, and delves deep into it, and does so in a slower fashion, I tend to think these young people will find it "boring", because they have never known/learned how to appreciate true wisdom, true deep English language communication (especially in written form) and don't have the vocabulary to understand it. Today's fast-paced movies, videos, games, etc. all have dumbed down our brains, and unless something is those things (fast paced etc) people tend to not be able to maintain interest. They no longer know how to think deep and profoundly. So, when I say a person should be 18+ to read this and enjoy it, I'm thinking more like 25 or 30 + yrs old. lol.
Super Intetesting
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A Thought Provoking Presentation
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How do you prove or disprove?
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Awesome
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Awesome perspective
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Tried to keep an open mind
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