The Universe is big, What an awesome God!

THIS is really fascinating - it's rather dazzling to see it presented this way.



BEYOND OUR SUN . IT'S A BIG UNIVERSE.

ANTARES
IS THE 15TH BRIGHTEST STAR IN THE SKY .

IT
IS MORE THAN 1000 LIGHT YEARS AWAY.
NOW HOW BIG
ARE YOU?


NOW
TRY TO WRAP YOUR MIND AROUND THIS.........


THIS IS A
HUBBLE TELESCOPE ULTRA DEEP FIELD INFRARED VIEW OF COUNTLESS
'ENTIRE'
GALAXIES BILLIONS OF LIGHT-YEARS AWAY.

BELOW IS A CLOSE UP OF ONE OF THE DARKEST REGIONS OF THE
PHOTO ABOVE.
HUMBLING,
ISN'T IT?

And
yet, Someone
knows how many hairs are on your head,
and not
even a single sparrow dies apart from His
will (Mt. 10:29-31)!

NOW HOW BIG ARE YOU?

AND HOW BIG ARE THE THINGS THAT UPSET YOU TODAY?

AND
HOW BIG IS YOUR GOD?


KEEP LIFE IN
PERSPECTIVE.

Comments

Lara Croft said…
I will endeavour to remember this post while at work today :-)
August 18, 2008 at 5:52 PM
ImNoBetterThanU said…
I hope that it can help your day seem brighter! I miss you around here. Do not be a stranger.
August 18, 2008 at 6:03 PM
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