Author: Ray Turner

HA Veil

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The Temple Veil is Torn (Video) A Testable Object: Proof of the Gospel Figure 1. This hyaluronic acid (HA) tapestry was generated by electrospraying a physiological solution of HA fragments onto glass slides followed by SEM. One can see how this “lock and key” geometry coupled with HA size-dependent and shape-shifting properties can translate “hidden messages” in water. According to Mark 15:38, the veil was rent when Christ died. This singular point in time changed man’s relationship to his Creator forever. In fact, this was…

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Spirit Matters

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Finding the Light in a World of Darkness From the beginning it has always been about finding the light in a world of darkness. The spiritual dimension can not continue to be ignored by elite scientists as being irrelevant. We are being deceived by proud men, who refuse to acknowledge that Spirit Force and Matter Force co-exist in time. I remember when a biologist suggested that his colleagues ramp up their defense of Darwinism or they could loose to creationism. Really? This is how to…

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The “Brane” or “Veil”

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A Timeless Divine Patterning, The Veil Figure 1. Hyaluronic acid (HA) is a pattern of Moses’ veil and Ezekiel’s wheels (Turner at MIT, 2008). It is the timeless pattern of Christ, our Cloak of Righteousness, in whose image we were created. We know that the Spirit is within us (Believers) as the temple of God. So what? Our flesh bodies can be healed by the Spirit (James 5:15). This suggests that a matter-spirit “brane” or “veil” allows power to flow from the Spirit to our…

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Hyaluronic Acid (HA), Our Biomatrix Veil

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A Discovery For The Ages   When a co-author of my first paper at Tufts (Turner, R.E. et al (1990)) refused to perform a routine experiment suitable for one of her technicians, I, as a post-doctoral fellow, refused to do it myself. As a result, my paper was never resubmitted. It became clear to me that the path I was on with respect to research was limiting my objectives. Disappointed, I took a long hiatus from research—returning in 2005. Now at MIT, I pursued my hyaluronic…

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