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Job's Hydrology

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Submitted: Sep 29 2003
Updated: Oct 30 2003

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How simply can it be said? About 4000 years ago, the Old Testament book of Job makes reference to the hydrological cycle! Also check Ecclesiasties 1:7 and other assorted verses such as Jeremiah 10:13.

As always, presented for the building up of other believers. We have a Word we can trust! Soli Deo Gloria!

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Changed out second picture for NateTheMagi!

Added third with rounded corners per request of Chris308!

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Yeah!

by leinir on: Sep 29 2003

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Congratulations! This is _exactly_ what I've been talking about. A design that will actually fit in the background without distracting you from your work. Even with the text, which is well done and easily falls into the background as well. Very nicely executed, you got my vote on this one :)

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Re: Yeah!

by timbrown527 on: Sep 29 2003

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thanks!

Christ is my LIFE...
The rest is just trumpets...(oh, and Linux!)
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Re: Yeah!

by timbrown527 on: Sep 29 2003

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...although I know sooner or later, you won't like something I do. But, such is artwork.

tim

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The rest is just trumpets...(oh, and Linux!)
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Well done.

by psyborgue on: Sep 29 2003

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I'm not a Christian but i like the artwork. I can unfortunately see jpeg compression artifacts throught the image. do you have a .png or .tiff... etc. (uncompressed original).

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Re: Well done.

by timbrown527 on: Sep 29 2003

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Thanks!

I'll see what I can do. I did not take the photo; although it is public domain. I do have a higher res version but escaping artifacting might still be an issue.

Again, thanks.

Tim

Christ is my LIFE...
The rest is just trumpets...(oh, and Linux!)
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incomplete cycle

by Soyburg on: Sep 29 2003

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The hydrological cycle includes among others such things as streams, rivers, groundwater, oceans, and precipitation such as hail and snow.

Nice wallpaper though. And I appreciate it that you made a version without the promo.

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Re: incomplete cycle

by timbrown527 on: Sep 29 2003

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"He draws up drops of water..."
True...and how would he know that?

"Which distill as rain from the mist".
True...and how would Job know what was going on with the moisture in the sky?

"Which the clouds drop down and pour abundantly on man". True. Rain.

"Can anyone understand the spreading of His clouds..."
In context, this perhaps makes reference to the gathering of water in the clouds.

Sure, he doesn't make reference to oceans...but a science report is not his point...but rather the interaction of God with what we see around us. He doesn't make references to runoff and infiltration but what is intriguing is that what he refers to is UNSEEN. Job was written nearly 4000 years ago.

As far as hail and snow being required? No, if so, then the hydrologic cycle is not going on in Hawaii.

Some falls as runoff, SOME goes to water tables, so you don't have to have it all to have the cycle. It "comes down, moves around and goes back up!".

BTW, thanks for the complement on my work!

Tim

Christ is my LIFE...
The rest is just trumpets...(oh, and Linux!)
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Re: incomplete cycle

by timbrown527 on: Sep 29 2003

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Hey my friend! Here's a few more references...

Ecclesiastes 1:7
All the rivers run into the sea,
Yet the sea is not full;
To the place from which the rivers come,
There they return again.

Job 26:8
He binds up the water in His thick clouds,Yet the clouds are not broken under it.

Job 37:11
Also with moisture He saturates the thick clouds; He scatters His bright clouds.

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The rest is just trumpets...(oh, and Linux!)
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very cool

by NateTheMagi on: Sep 30 2003

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Thanks for this! I make my own wallpapers, but it's cool to see the truth of the ancient hebrew Scriptures being incorporated in such a way. Would love to see more!!

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Re: very cool

by timbrown527 on: Sep 30 2003

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Thanks for the encouragement! God willing, there will be more coming!

Tim

Christ is my LIFE...
The rest is just trumpets...(oh, and Linux!)
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Common knowledge

by Flanders on: Oct 30 2003

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Hi Tim. Do you realy think the hydrological cycle wasn't discovered earlier? The Mesopothamians knew, the Egyptians knew..and probably the knowledge was obtained by several others. So no mirracles here. Your art is getting better though.

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Re: Common knowledge

by timbrown527 on: Oct 30 2003

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Bye flanders...

Tim

Christ is my LIFE...
The rest is just trumpets...(oh, and Linux!)
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Re: Re: Common knowl

by Flanders on: Oct 30 2003

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Bye Tim ;)

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Keep them coming!

by Chris308 on: Oct 30 2003

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Love your latest work and appreciate the two versions. How difficult would it be for the corners of the image to be rounded ? I just have a preference for rounded windows and images. :-)

By the way, the Bible speaks of the importance of hand washing thousands of years prior to our surgeons doing so. This suggests that there was an understanding of microbiology and pathology long before "modern science" learned the value of this simple act.

Time for me to get the electronic Bible out to find the reference.

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Re: Keep them coming

by timbrown527 on: Oct 30 2003

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SHouldn't be a problem. I'll get on it today...

Tim

Christ is my LIFE...
The rest is just trumpets...(oh, and Linux!)

http://home.earthlink.net/~tjbrown527/atheisttest.html
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Re: Keep them coming

by timbrown527 on: Oct 30 2003

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Leviticus 15:13 is about the handwashing.
YOu might also be interested in knowing some background on circumcision...
Remember the Lord stated that a male child is to be circumcised on the 8th day after birth...recently we've come to know that that day is when the baby's immune system is peaked...!

Tim

Christ is my LIFE...
The rest is just trumpets...(oh, and Linux!)

http://home.earthlink.net/~tjbrown527/atheisttest.html
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Re: Re: Keep them co

by Flanders on: Oct 30 2003

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Circumcision of babies? That's barbaric. Where I'm from that is considered to be child abuse and could land you in jail for quite a long time!

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Re: Re: Re: Keep the

by lazychris2000 on: Oct 31 2003

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where im from, almost all males are circumsized....

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Keep the

by Flanders on: Oct 31 2003

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By their own choice or are they mutilated when they are babies?

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re:

by lazychris2000 on: Oct 31 2003

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mutilated? dont u think thats a bit too strong of a word?
and yes, as far as i know, most are circumsized when theyre babies....

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Re: Re: Keep them co

by Flanders on: Oct 30 2003

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Almost forgot: bye Tim

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Job's Hydrology

KDE Wallpaper 1280x1024

Changed out second picture for NateTheMagi! Added third with rounded corners per request of Chris308!

Yeah!

Congratulations! This is _exactly_ what I've been talking about. A design that will actually fit in the background without distracting you from your work. Even with the text, which is well done and easily falls into the background as well. Very nicely executed, you got my vote on this one :)

Re: Yeah!

thanks!

Re: Yeah!

...although I know sooner or later, you *won't* like something I do. But, such is artwork. tim

Well done.

I'm not a Christian but i like the artwork. I can unfortunately see jpeg compression artifacts throught the image. do you have a *.png or *.tiff... etc. (uncompressed original).

Re: Well done.

Thanks! I'll see what I can do. I did *not* take the photo; although it is public domain. I do have a higher res version but escaping artifacting might still be an issue. Again, thanks. Tim

incomplete cycle

The hydrological cycle includes among others such things as streams, rivers, groundwater, oceans, and precipitation such as hail and snow. Nice wallpaper though. And I appreciate it that you made a version without the promo.

Re: incomplete cycle

Re: incomplete cycle

very cool

Thanks for this! I make my own wallpapers, but it's cool to see the truth of the ancient hebrew Scriptures being incorporated in such a way. Would love to see more!!

Re: very cool

Thanks for the encouragement! God willing, there will be more coming! Tim

Common knowledge

Hi Tim. Do you realy think the hydrological cycle wasn't discovered earlier? The Mesopothamians knew, the Egyptians knew..and probably the knowledge was obtained by several others. So no mirracles here. Your art is getting better though.

Re: Common knowledge

Bye flanders... Tim

Re: Re: Common knowl

Bye Tim ;)

Keep them coming!

Re: Keep them coming

SHouldn't be a problem. I'll get on it today... Tim

Re: Keep them coming

Re: Re: Keep them co

Circumcision of babies? That's barbaric. Where I'm from that is considered to be child abuse and could land you in jail for quite a long time!

Re: Re: Re: Keep the

where im from, almost all males are circumsized....

Re: Re: Re: Re: Keep the

By their own choice or are they mutilated when they are babies?

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re:

mutilated? dont u think thats a bit too strong of a word? and yes, as far as i know, most are circumsized when theyre babies....

Re: Re: Keep them co

Almost forgot: bye Tim

Changed out second picture for NateTheMagi!

Added third with rounded corners per request of Chris308!

...although I know sooner or later, you won't like something I do. But, such is artwork.

tim

I'm not a Christian but i like the artwork. I can unfortunately see jpeg compression artifacts throught the image. do you have a .png or .tiff... etc. (uncompressed original).

Thanks!

I'll see what I can do. I did not take the photo; although it is public domain. I do have a higher res version but escaping artifacting might still be an issue.

Again, thanks.

Tim

The hydrological cycle includes among others such things as streams, rivers, groundwater, oceans, and precipitation such as hail and snow.

Nice wallpaper though. And I appreciate it that you made a version without the promo.

Thanks for the encouragement! God willing, there will be more coming!

Tim

Bye flanders...

Tim

SHouldn't be a problem. I'll get on it today...

Tim

mutilated? dont u think thats a bit too strong of a word?
and yes, as far as i know, most are circumsized when theyre babies....