“Hidden Messages” in HA-Water
- A High Resolution Microscope captures images throughout process
Fig. 1. Hydro-images form patterns of the Gospel formed from low molecular weight HA fragments, which are dehydrated on glass slides during imaging. Samples were subsequently subjected to numerous instrumental analyses.
With respect to the veil, it is important to note that God gave its pattern to Moses directly, (Exodus 25:9) and to Ezekiel (Ezekiel 1:3) and John (Revelation 4: 7-8) through visions. Today God writes his epistles on our heart (2 Corinthians 3:3). But if our gospel is hidden, it is hidden to them who are lost (2 Corinthians 4:3). This author explored HA veil biopatterning using analytical methods only recently invented. In this work it appears that the Spirit engraves [G1449 Strong’s] hydro-images on the HA veil. The images shown on this site formed from HA fragments during dehydration. How can this happen? Dehydrating HA fragments on glass slides self-assemble into various molecular embroidery patterns. That is to say, hierachical patterns form hydro-images reflecting the Gospel. How is this possible? Such hidden messages may have a divine explanation. Maybe the spirit in the HA helix wheels (Ezekiel 1:20) is in control. Also, faith plays a role in how our spirit interacts with the veil. In the laboratory frame, observable embroideries by Believers differ from those of unbelievers. See “Hidden Messages in Water” by Dr. Masura Emoto. Traditional scientists dismiss Dr. Emoto work just as they have dismissed the Bible as the “Word of God.” Perhaps this is due to a difference in an obsever’s conscious mind and intention. Science has no answer for this!
The Invisible Creator
The difficulty in dealing with traditional science is the inability of participants to accept the Invisible Creator (Colossians 1:15, Hebrews 11:27, (John 1:18, 1Timothy 6:16, Exodus 33:20). Without a doubt, most scientists dismiss the idea of a creative intelligence from another dimension. This belief is in spite of evidence to the contrary. The nation of Israel has always acknowledged the unseen God even to this day. For this reason I decided to establish scientific hypotheses based on the biblical assertion that God can be found in the “things that are made.” If God created man in His image (Genesis 1:27) and if the Hebrew tabernacle was a picture of Christ as our eternal High Priest, then we (Believers) are in Christ, our Tabernacle (Temple). In keeping with this line of thinking the veil that hangs in the temple (Hebrews 10:19-20, Matthew 27:51) must also be in us, the temple of God (1Corinthians 3:16). As a testable object, what is the biological image of the veil?
The scientific finding based on the above hypotheses is that hyaluronic acid (HA) is the biomatrix temple veil. Perhaps faith plays a role in how our spirit interacts with the veil. In the laboratory frame, observable embroideries by Believers may differ from those of Unbelievers. See “Hidden Messages in Water” by Dr. Masura Emoto. Traditional scientists dismiss his work just as they have dismissed the Bible as the inerrant “Word of God.” Maybe this is due to an observer’s conscious mind and intention. Since God knows your thoughts and the intent of the heart (Hebrews 4:12), He writes letters to Believers on the veil of their heart (2Corinthians 3:3). Hovering over dehydrating HA fragments while imaging the process over time may lead to different results.
Biomatrixgenesis: The formation of biomatrices by Self-assembling HA Fragments
HA fragments under physiological conditions were subjected to a number of surface analyses. The average HA sizes used at MIT were HA2.4K, HA50K, and HA~144-150K. As a matter of procedure, different average size distributions of HA fragments are dissolved in water and applied to glass sides as droplets. A variety of analytical techniques were used at MIT to characterize HA fragments in the dehydrating state. They included: Atomic Force Microscopy, Spin Dipping PEML, LEXT 3D Laser Confocal Microscopy, XPS, Electrospray, Electron Microscopy, Transmission Electron Microscopy, FTIR, UV/IR Spectroscopy, Cell Culture, Phase Contrast Microscopy, and associated relevant procedures.