How God May Have Created The World In 6 Days. Poem by Tamara Beryl Latham

E = mc^2 is representative of Albert Einstein's Theory of Special Relativity, but it also defines the family unit that God intended for all of mankind, referred to as 'The Trinity.'

The Trinity is composed of three separate or interchangeable entities under one Godhead.

E = Energy, God (Father)
m = mass/matter, Jesus Christ (Son)
c = speed of light, Holy Spirit (Mother)

Copyright on this formula issued to Tamara B. Latham
copyright office, Washington D.C.
(PAu 2-098-293 6/17/96 and PAu 3-141-023 8/13/07) .

Is it possible that God and the Holy Spirit (Ruach HaKodesh) could have created the world in 6 days?
Remember the limerick of Arthur Henry Reginald Buller that was trumpeted many times by Carl Sagan, regarding traveling faster than the speed of light?

There once was a lady named Bright
who traveled much faster than light.
She set out one day
in a relative way
and returned the previous night.

Check out the following bible verses:

Genesis 1: 1 In the beginning God created heaven and earth. (God)

Genesis 1: 2 And the earth was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters. (Holy Spirit - Ruach HaKodesh)

We can see that God and the Holy Spirit (Ruach HaKodesh) were responsible for creation, but can we further observe that the Holy Spirit may have been the Mother and not the Father?

The Holy Spirit as the Mother - See
Who/What is the Ruach HaKodesh? Sermon Delivered 12-25-04 Part One Taught By Rabbi/Brother Moshe Yoseph Koniuchowsky
Delivered Live at B'nai Yahshua Synagogue North Miami Beach Florida.

And the voice from the Holy Spirit, in the form of a dove, positioned above Jesus stated: 'This is my beloved son in whom I am well-pleased.' That voice may have been that of the mother, referring to her son, rather than what we've always assumed to be the father. Food for Thought!

Yet, according to the laws of Physics, the speed of light is a constant; therefore, the Holy Spirit must have zero mass.

We may safely conclude that time would stop completely if the Holy Spirit, having zero mass, traveled at the speed of light.

With that in mind, from the Holy Spirit's perspective, as a Creator, would necessarily experience what is referred to as a frozen timeline, where an infinite amount of work would be performed instantly. This would make the 6 day creation timeline or hexameron possible.

While the Holy Spirit experiences Creation instantly, the physical universe that has been created would be bound by the laws of spacetime. Therefore, the energy and matter that has been revealed, under the guidance of a timeless entity, would perfectly align with the six literal days (or 144 hours) described in the bible (Genesis 1: 3-31) .

We must also take into account that some theologians as well as physicists have argued that billions of years could be compressed mathematically into 6 days. They are using the gravitational clock as a frame of reference for the beginning of the universe.

In conclusion, God Almighty, along with the Holy Spirit, could definitely have created the world in a literal 6 day time period, as detailed in Genesis 1: 1 (God Almighty) and Genesis 1: 2 (Holy Spirit) .

What remains are those who state the 'Trinity' cannot exist, because the Lord Thy God is One.

Yet, the Lord appeared to Abraham as man in the flesh by the Oaks of Mamre (Genesis 18: 1-15) prior to destroying Sodom and Gomorrah and He appeared as a pillar of fire (Exodus 13: 21-22) that lit the way by night for the Israelites prior to battle. So the Lord, in fact, did appear in more than one form.

With that in mind, just as Einstein's formula is one formula that can exist in three different states (energy, mass, light speed squared) , the Lord Thy God is one God, who can manifest in three different forms (Father, Son, Holy Spirit or 'The Trinity')

Deduction: There is only one Einstein formula and there is only one Lord Thy God.

This is a hypothetical or possible scenario for the 6 day creation of the world. It is not set in stone.

Concluding remarks: The Holy Spirit has zero mass (similar to a photon) . Photons are massless and yet they have momentum. So you would have to incorporate Maxwell's equation as well a the Lorentz factor to complete the mathematics associated with this hypothesis.

Referencing Maxwell's equation for a photon that lacks mass, we introduce pc, where p is the momentum and c is the speed of light.

Therefore, the mathematical equation becomes
Energy = momentum x speed of light or E = pc and
at rest E = 0

However, since the photon is always moving and never at rest,
then E = 0 (rest energy) + K (total energy)
and that simplifies to K = Total energy minus the rest energy or
E = K.

We are speaking infinite kinetic energy (E = K) which amounts to purely divine motion and action. No physical mass for the Holy Spirit is necessary and from the Holy Spirit's perspective (as Creator) time doesn't slow down, it completely stops.

Deduction: Genesis 1: 1 (Father) and Genesis 1: 2 (Holy Spirit) would have accomplished the creation in 6 days. This is the most likely scenario.

The Creation timeline appears to work and the physics seems possible, as well.

Einstein did not believe in a personal God. More importantly, he did not believe in Jesus. Therefore, Einstein never tied his scientific formula to the Trinity or Jesus. And Einstein's formula is only for particles at rest, not those with movement or kinetic energy.

Maxwell's equations did not include God or the Trinity, but rather he proved how electric and magnetic fields interact and propagate and his formula highlights particles that, unlike Einstein's theory, do have kinetic energy.

With that in mind, this hypothesis is unique and stands on its own and may, in fact, be the missing link that unites science and Creation through 'The Trinity.'

P.S. This is a Turkish website and I might conclude that there are many things that are still to be unearthed in Turkey. Remember the house of the mother of Jesus is located there. So we should keep an eye on Turkish archaeology in the future.