Computing Area of a Polygon with Text Label

(defun c:car ( / o1 ipt opp parea)
(setq clyer(getvar"clayer"))
(command "layer" "m" "polyline boundary" "")
(command "layer" "c" "2" "polyline boundary" "")
(command "color" "bylayer")
(setq ipt (getpoint "\n Select Internal Point: "))
(command "-Boundary" ipt"" "")
(setq o1 (entlast))
(redraw o1 3)
(command "area" "O" "L")
(setq opp (getvar "area"))
(initget 1)
(setq parea(getpoint"\n where to put area text"))
(command "layer" "m" "area text" "")
(command "layer" "c" "81" "area text" "")
(command "color" "bylayer")
(initget 1)
(command "text" parea "1"0 (rtos opp 2 2))
(setq elast(entlast))
(command "scale" elast"" parea)
(setvar"clayer"clyer)

)

Subdividing a Polygon Parallel to a Line

(defun ang_between (p10 p11 p20 p21 / px p1 p2 l_pt l_d p ang)
(setq px (inters p10 p11 p20 p21 nil))
(cond
(px
(if (> (distance px p10) (distance px p11)) (setq p1 p10) (setq p1 p11))
(if (> (distance px p20) (distance px p21)) (setq p2 p20) (setq p2 p21))
(setq
l_pt (list px p1 p2)
l_d (mapcar 'distance l_pt (append (cdr l_pt) (list (car l_pt))))
p (/ (apply '+ l_d) 2.0)
ang (* (atan (sqrt (/ (* (- p (car l_d)) (- p (caddr l_d))) (* p (- p (cadr l_d)))))) 2.0)
)
)
(T
nil
)
)
)
(defun c:divpar ( / pt1 pt2 pt3 pt4 S1 ang1 ang2 x1 x2 ptx1 ptx2)
  (setq pt1 (getpoint "\nFirst point of baseline: "))
  (setq pt2 (getpoint pt1 "\nSecond point of baseline: "))
  (setq pt3 (getpoint pt1 "\nPoint of first adjacent side: "))
  (setq pt4 (getpoint pt2 "\nPoint of second adjacent side: "))
  (setq S1 (getreal "\nWanted area: "))
  (setq ang1 (ang_between pt1 pt2 pt1 pt3))
  (setq ang2 (ang_between pt2 pt1 pt2 pt4))
  (setq ang1 (- pi ang1) ang2 (- pi ang2))
  (setq x1
    (*
      (/
        (* (distance pt1 pt2) (sin ang1))
        (sin (+ ang1 ang2))
      )
      (1-
        (+ ;or can be "-"
          (sqrt
            (1+
              (/
                (* 2.0 S1 (sin (+ ang1 ang2)))
                (* (distance pt1 pt2) (distance pt1 pt2) (sin ang1) (sin ang2))
              )
            )
          )
        )
      )
    )
  )
  (setq x2 (/ (* x1 (sin ang2)) (sin ang1)))
  (setq ptx1 (polar pt1 (angle pt1 pt3) x2))
  (setq ptx2 (polar pt2 (angle pt2 pt4) x1))
  (command "_.line" "_none" ptx1 "_none" ptx2 "")
)

Creating Polyline from Points

(vl-load-com)
 ;;; to make a 3d polyline*******************************************
 (defun c:pol (/ adoc spc ss cnt plst 3dline)
 (setq adoc(vla-get-activedocument(vlax-get-acad-object)))
 (setq spc(vlax-get adoc
 (if (equal (getvar "cvport") 1)
 'PaperSpace
 'ModelSpace
 );_if
 )
 );_setq
 (setq ss (ssget '((0 . "POINT"))));_select only point objects
 (if ss
 (progn
 (setq cnt 0);_loop counter
 (setq plst '());_empty list
   (while (< cnt (sslength ss))
 (setq plst (cons(cdr(assoc 10(entget (ssname ss cnt))))plst));_make point list
 (setq cnt (1+ cnt));_incerase counter
     );_while
 (setq 3dline (vla-add3dpoly ;_make 3d polyline
       spc
       (vlax-safearray-fill
  (vlax-make-safearray vlax-vbDouble
  (cons 0 (1- (length (apply 'append plst)))))
  (apply 'append plst)))
       );_setq add 3dpoly
 );_progn
 );_if
 (princ)
   );_defun
 ;;; to make a 3d  spline******************************************
 (defun c:spl (/ adoc spc ss cnt plst 3dline stpt ept)
 (setq adoc(vla-get-activedocument(vlax-get-acad-object)))
 (setq spc(vlax-get adoc
 (if (equal (getvar "cvport") 1)
 'PaperSpace
 'ModelSpace
 );_if
 )
 );_setq
 (setq ss (ssget '((0 . "POINT"))))
 (if ss
 (progn
 (setq cnt 0);_loop counter
 (setq plst '());_empty list
   (while (< cnt (sslength ss))
 (setq plst (cons(cdr(assoc 10(entget (ssname ss cnt))))plst))
 (setq cnt (1+ cnt));_incerase counter
     );_while
 (setq stpt (vlax-3d-point '(0.0 0.0 0.0)));_start pt for spline
 (setq ept (vlax-3d-point '(0.0 0.0 0.0)));_end pt for spline
 (setq cline (vla-addspline
       spc
       (vlax-safearray-fill
  (vlax-make-safearray vlax-vbDouble
  (cons 0 (1- (length (apply 'append plst)))))
  (apply 'append plst))
       stpt
       ept
       )
       );_setq add 3d spline
 );_progn
 );_if
 (princ)
   );_defun

Summation of All Polylines

(defun c:PolySum ( / SelSet Item SumLength EntName )
  (if (setq SelSet (ssget '((0 . "*POLYLINE" ))))
    (progn
      (vl-load-com)
      (setq Item 0 SumLength 0 )
      (repeat (sslength SelSet )
        (setq EntName (ssname SelSet Item ) )
        (setq SumLength (+ SumLength (vlax-curve-getDistAtParam EntName (vlax-curve-getEndParam EntName ))) )
        (setq Item (1+ Item ) )
      )
      (princ (strcat "\n" (itoa Item ) " polylines, total length = " (rtos SumLength )) )
    )
    (princ "..no POLYLINE selected " )
  )
  (princ)
)

Creating Traverse Line Using Bearing,Distance

; func dms final out put variable is strdeg
; convert angles in degs to rads
(defun dtr (a)
(* pi (/ a 180.00))
)

(defun rtd (a)
(/ (* a 180.00) pi)
)
(defun arl (/ ang ctrpt dist doc endpt ent half obj pick space ss1 ss2 stpt delta endang startang)
(vl-load-com)
(setq doc (vla-get-activedocument (vlax-get-acad-object))
space (if (= (getvar "cvport") 1)
(vla-get-paperspace doc)
(vla-get-modelspace doc)
)
)

(setq ss2 (ssget "L" '((0 . "LINE"))))


(setq obj (vlax-ename->vla-object (ssname ss2 0))
pick (vlax-get obj 'endpoint)
)

(setq half (/ (vla-get-length obj) 2.0)
dist (vlax-curve-getdistatpoint obj
(vlax-curve-getclosestpointto obj pick)))
(if (< half dist)
(setq stPt (vlax-get obj 'startpoint)
endPt (vlax-get obj 'endpoint)
)
(setq stPt (vlax-get obj 'endpoint)
endPt (vlax-get obj 'startpoint)
)
)
(setq rad (getdist endPt "\nRadius of arc: ")
ang (angle stPt endPt)
ctrPt (polar endPt (- ang (/ pi 2)) rad)
startang (+ pi (- ang (/ pi 2)))
delta (getangle "\nDelta or Enter to input arc length: ")
)
(if (= delta nil)
(progn
(setq arc (getreal "\nEnter Arc Length: ")
delta (* (/ arc rad) (/ 180 pi))
delta(abs (* pi (/ delta 180.0))))))


(if (minusp rad)
(setq startang (angle ctrPt endPt)
endang (+ startang delta))
(setq endang (angle ctrPt endPt)
startang (- startang delta))
)
(vlax-invoke space 'addarc ctrPt (abs rad) startang endang)
(setq curveobj (vlax-ename->vla-object (entlast))
endpoint (vlax-curve-getStartPoint curveobj)
startpoint (vlax-curve-getendPoint curveobj))
)

(princ)






(defun dms ()
(setq deg (getreal "\nEnter degs: "))
(if (= deg nil)
(setq deg 0))
(setq mins (getreal "\nEnter mins: "))
(if (= mins nil)
(setq mins 0))
(setq sec (getreal "\nEnter secs: "))
(if (= sec nil)
(setq sec 0))
(setq ang_degs (+ deg (/ mins 60.0) (/ sec 3600.0))))

;error trapper
(defun c:trav (/ *error*)
(setq b (getvar "osmode"))

(defun *Error* (Err)
(cond
(or
(not Err)
(member Err (quote ("console break" "Function cancelled" "quit
/ exit abort")))
)
)
(princ (strcat "\nError: " Err))

(if b
(setvar "osmode" b)
)

(princ)
)



(setq b (getvar "osmode"))
(setvar "osmode" 0)
(graphscr)
(setq Stpt (Getpoint "\nPick starting point or Enter for Lastpoint: "))
(if (null stpt)(setq stpt (getvar "LASTPOINT")))

(while (setq d (getstring "\nEnter Distance or [Arc]: "))
(if (= (strcase d) "A")
(progn
(arl)
(if (minusp rad)
(setvar "lastpoint" startpoint)
(setvar "lastpoint" endpoint))
(c:trav))
(progn
(setq d (atof d))
(print "4=NW | 1=NE")
(print "-----+----- 5=Last bearing")
(print "3=SW | 2=SE Enter quadrant: ")
(initget "1 2 3 4 5")
(setq quad (atof (getKword)))
(if (= quad 5)(setq bear bear)
(progn
(dms)
(cond ((= quad 1)(setq bear (- 90.0 ang_degs)))
((= quad 2)(setq bear (+ 270.0 ang_degs)))
((= quad 3)(setq bear (- 270.0 ang_degs)))
((= quad 4)(setq bear (+ 90.0 ang_degs)))
); end cond
); end progn
); end if
))




(setq newpt (polar stpt (dtr bear) d))
(command "LINE" stpt newpt "")
(setq stpt newpt)
(setvar "LASTPOINT" newpt)

(cond
((= quad 1) (princ (strcat "N" (rtos deg 2 0) "-" (rtos mins 2 0) "-" (rtos sec 2 0) "E" " " "Dist=" (rtos d 2 2))))
((= quad 2) (princ (strcat "S" (rtos deg 2 0) "-" (rtos mins 2 0) "-" (rtos sec 2 0) "E" " " "Dist=" (rtos d 2 2))))
((= quad 3) (princ (strcat "S" (rtos deg 2 0) "-" (rtos mins 2 0) "-" (rtos sec 2 0) "W" " " "Dist=" (rtos d 2 2))))
((= quad 4) (princ (strcat "N" (rtos deg 2 0) "-" (rtos mins 2 0) "-" (rtos sec 2 0) "W" " " "Dist=" (rtos d 2 2))))
((= quad 5) (princ "\nUsed Last Bearing" ))
(t nil)

)

) ; end while
(*error* nil)
)

Labeling Elevation of a Point

(defun c:Pointlabel (/ #SS #Ent)
(and (setq #SS (ssget '((0 . "POINT"))))
(foreach x (vl-remove-if 'listp (mapcar 'cadr (ssnamex #SS)))
(setq #Ent (entget x))
(entmakex (list
'(0 . "MTEXT")
'(100 . "AcDbEntity")
'(100 . "AcDbMText")
'(71 . 4)
;;(cons 50 (/ pi 4.))
(assoc 10 #Ent)
(cons 1 (rtos (caddr (cdr (assoc 10 #Ent))) (getvar "lunits") 2))
) ;_ list
) ;_ entmakex
) ;_ foreach
) ;_ and
(princ)
) ;_ defun

Registry of Deeds Offices (NCR, R1, R2, R3)

To all Geodetic Engineers and ordinary Filipinos requesting  Certified True Copy of Land Titles, 
Here are the List of office addresses and Mobile Numbers. enjoy.
Link: http://www.lra.gov.ph/index.php?page=directory

OFFICE OF THE REGISTER OF DEEDS

> There shall be at least one Register of Deeds for each province and one for each city

> Secretary of Justice: defines the official station and territorial jurisdiction of each Registry upon the recommendation of the LRA administrator, with the end in view of making every Registry easily accessible to the people of the neighboring municipalities

> Register of Deeds: appointed by the President upon recommendation of Secretary of Justice

> Deputy Registers and all subordinate personel of Register of Deeds shall be appointed by the Secretary of Justice upon the recommendation of the LRA Administrator

> Both the Register and his deputies must be members of the Bar

https://www.batasnatin.com/law-library/civil-law/land-titles-and-deeds/1381-office-of-the-register-of-deeds.html

“Deputy Registers may already new or change. “

NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION (NCR)

Station: Manila
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Carolina Ramos-Consunji
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Gil Marasigan
Address: 2nd floor, Manila City Hall
Telephone #: 527-08-78/567-48-71/932-5348

Station: Quezon City
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Carlo V. Alcantara
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Myra Roby S. Puruganan
Address: LRA Compound, East Ave., Q.C. 1100
Telephone #: 441-11-67/920-14-86/426-24-86

Station: Makati City
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Constante P. Caluya, Jr.
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Teresita Montemayor, Atty. Dorylene S.B. Yara
Address: 5th floor, Makati City Hall, 1200
Telephone #: 896-16-63/896-56-35/899-86-05

Station: Pasay City
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Robert M. Guillermo
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: 
Address: Ground floor, Pasay City Hall, 1300
Telephone #: 831-85-32

Station: Malabon/Navotas
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Ricardo Vitug
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: 
Address: Casimiro St., Cor. MH Del Pilar, Tugatog, Malabon, 1404
Telephone #: 

Station: Valenzuela
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Dalisay V. Sacdalan.
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: 
Address: 2nd floor, JEM Building, Maysan Rd., Valenzuela City, 1405
Telephone #: 293-33-87/293-33-67

Station: San Juan
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Marisa E. Timones
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: 
Address: No. 5F Blumenrit St., Brgy. Batis, San Juan City, 1500
Telephone #: 726-63-57/725-47-68

Station: Mandaluyong
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Dinna M. Lao
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: 
Address: Manaloto Bldg., Boni Ave., Mandaluyong City, 1501
Telephone #: 532-56-36

Station: Pasig City
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Rex Vincent C. Riveral (Actg)
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Rogelio Juan A. Celera
Address: 3rd floor, City Hall, Market Ave., Pasig City, 1600
Telephone #: 460-76-39/747-37-94

Station: Para?aque
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Arnold Bautista
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: 
Address: Municipal Hall Complex, Dr. Santos Ave., Para?aque City, 1700
Telephone #: 825-79-86/820-25-87

Station: Las Pi?as
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Joel E. Paner
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Sofia H. Barcena
Address: City Hall Compound, Las Pi?as City, 1701
Telephone #: 874-31-00

Station: Marikina
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Sedfrey H. Garcia
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Hilarion C. Mogello
Address: 103 J.P. Rizal, Nangka, Marikina City
Telephone #: 948-57-38

Station: Muntinlupa
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Silverio Garing
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: 
Address: Muntinlupa City Hall Compound, Putatan St., Muntinlupa City, 1702
Telephone #: 861-11-25/861-11-31

Station: Antipolo City
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Jose S. Loriega, Jr.
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: 
Address: 3rd flr. REMAR Bldg., Quezon St., Antipolo City, 1906
Telephone #: 697-62-69/697-67-69

Station: Kalookan City
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Ricardo Vitug
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: 
Address: 2nd flr., TPI Bldg., 9th Ave., Grace Park, Kalookan City
Telephone #: 365-76-90

Station: Taguig Pateros
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Randy A. Rutaquio
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: Mr. Richard C. Mogello
Address: Unit A, G/F, Ana 8 Bldg., Lot 21, Blk 86, Marichu R. Tinga Avenue, Taguig, Metro Manila (formerly Bayani Road AFPOVAI, Fort Bonifacio)
Telephone #: data not available

REGION 1

Station: Laoag, Ilocos Norte
Registrar of Deeds: Mr. Edisto Marlon P. Valdez
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: 
Address: Brgy. 7 B Giron St. Laoag City
Telephone #: (077) 771-5019

Station: Laoag City
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Augustus A. Lucas
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: 
Address: Marcos Hall bldg., Margal St., Laoag City
Telephone #: (077) 771-5080

Station: Batac, Ilocos Norte
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Wellah R. Singson
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: 
Address: National Road, Brgy. Quiling Sur, Batac City, Ilocos Norte
Telephone #: (077) 792-3684

Station: Vigan, Ilocos Sur
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Jesse I. Tagatac
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: 
Address: Zone V, Quirino Blvd., Bantay, Ilocos Sur
Telephone #: (077) 722-2778

Station: San Fernando, La Union
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Pablito M. Valdez
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Laura Irynn May I. Padua
Address: Sevilla Government Center, San Fernando, La Union
Telephone #: (072) 888-2840

Station: Lingayen, Pangasinan
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Rufino Moreno, Jr.
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Melvin C. Castro DRD
Address: Capitol Cpd., (near Girl Scout Bldg.) Lingayen, Pangasinan
Telephone #: (075) 524-6081

Station: Tayug, Pangasinan
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Amante R. Capuchino
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: 
Address: Justice Hall Bldg., Suyat, Pangasinan, 2445
Telephone #: (075) 572-4101

Station: Dagupan City
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. William Simon F. Peralta Jr.
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: 
Address: A.B. Fernandez St., City Hall Bldg., Left Wing, Dagupan City, 2400
Telephone #: (075) 522-03-13 / (075) 522-67-21

Station: San Carlos City, Pangasinan
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Amante R. Capuchino
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: 
Address: City Hall Bldg., San Carlos City, Pangasinan, 2420
Telephone #: (075) 955-52-33


REGION 2

Station: Batanes
Registrar of Deeds: Ms. Jocelyn B. Puriran
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: 
Address: Provincial Capitol Bldg., Basco, Batanes
Telephone #: data not available

Station: Tuguegarao, Cagayan(RRD)
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Alexander Simeon, Jr.
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Benifroi P. Pascual (DRD IV), Atty. Herminio Sychangco
Address: Brgy. Carig, Tuguegarao City, Cagayan
Telephone #: (078)846-82-61

Station: Sanchez Mira,Cagayan
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Benifroi P. Pascual
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: 
Address: City Hall Compound, Gomez St., (Centro) Sanchez Mira, Cagayan
Telephone #: data not available

Station: Tuao, Cagayan
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Alexander Simeon, Jr.
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: 
Address: Centro, Tuao, Cagayan (wing gymnasium) in front of Municipal Hall
Telephone #: data not available

Station: Ilagan, Isabela
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Egdona M. Mananquil
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Elyjane Lourdes M. Sumineg
Address: Ground flr., Capitol Bldg., Brgy. Alibago, Ilagan, Isabela
Telephone #: 

Station: Bayombong, N. Vizcaya
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Alexander Calulot
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Melba Nina R. Quinto
Address: Capitol Compound, Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya
Telephone #: (078)321-23-91

Station: Cabarroguis, Quirino
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Ariel C. Vallejo
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: Mr. Benjie P. Bautista, Atty. Carlos Serrano
Address: Provincial Capitol Bldg., Cabarroguis, Quirino
Telephone #: data not available

Station: Santiago City
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Ariel C. Vallejo 
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: 
Address: 2nd flr. Multi-purpose Bldg., City Hall Compound, San Andres, Santiago City 3311
Telephone #: (078) 682-4177

REGION 3

Station: San Fernando, Pampanga(RRD)
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Lorna S. Dee
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Enrique Basa
Address: LRA Bldg., Provincial Capitol Compound, San Fernando, Pampanga
Telephone #: (045)961-71-64/961-71-65/961-20-75

Station: Angeles City
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Bayani A. Maniquis
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: Mr. Lorenz Bautista
Address: City Hall Bldg., Pulung Maragul, Angeles City
Telephone #: (045)322-35-58

Station: Balanga, Bataan
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Emmanuel M. Aquino
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: 
Address: LRA Bldg., Provincial Capitol Cmpd., Balanga City
Telephone #: (047)2373978

Station: Iba, Zambales
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Athena Tarongoy
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: 
Address: Palanginan, Iba, Zambales
Telephone #: (044) 811-1292

Station: Tarlac, Tarlac
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Ronnie T. Tababa
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Enrico P. Quiambao
Address: Romulo Blvd., San Vicente, Tarlac, Tarlac
Telephone #: (045)982-2353

Station: Guiguinto, Bulacan
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Ramon C. Sampana
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: 
Address: Sta. Rita Market, El Kanto St., Sta. Rita, Guiguinto, Bulacan
Telephone #: (044)794-1480

Station: Meycauayan, Bulacan
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Domingo Paguia
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: 
Address: Brgy. Iba, Moralla St. Meycauayan, Bulacan
Telephone #: (044)228-3764 / (044)228-3768

Station: Cabanatuan, Nueva Ecija
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Teodoro C. Linsangan
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: 
Address: Ground flr. Justice Hall Bldg., ACFA District, Maharlika Hi-way, Cabanatuan City
Telephone #: (044) 600-3361/600-2072

Station: Talavera, Nueva Ecija
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Napoleon M. Reyes
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: 
Address: Municipal Hall Compound, Talavera, Nueva Ecija 3114
Telephone #: (044)411-3354

Station: Cabanatuan City
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Fidel G. Ortaleza
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: 
Address: Cabanatuan City Hall Compound, Kapitan Pepe Subd., Phase II, Cabanatuan City
Telephone #: (044) 600-3661

Station: Palayan City
Registrar of Deeds: Ex-officio RD Carmelito T. Mangulaban
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: 
Address: Brgy. Singalat, Palayan City 3132
Telephone #: 

Station: San Jose City, Nueva Ecija
Registrar of Deeds: Atty. Napoleon M. Reyes
Deputy Registrar of Deeds: 
Address: 2nd flr., Villa Gracia Bldg., 20th St., cor. Rizal Ave., Olongapo City
Telephone #: (047) 611-0519/(044) 947-1972

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Nag makita ka ay napa ibig man din nang lubos ang aliping sunod sa iyo

Natatandaan ko pa ang nagdaang panahon nang ikaw ay makilala

Sariwa pa sa ala ala tila nakaukit sa puso kong syumisinta sinta sinta

Anong pintig nang puso ay di maipaliwanang, kakaba kaba kaba

Umaawit awit sa ligayang panahon ang dituy lumikha sa tuwina

Ikaw ikaw na nga, mga salitang sa pusot isipan ang tanging bigkas

Di lang sa kagandahan, sa kabutihan, sa mga ugali, lahat na ay sapat

Kaya ikaw aking mahal, ikaw na nga ang nag iisang ikaw oh ikaw lang

Sa habambuhay di magbabago, anomang bayo ang dumating sa samahan

May mga pagkakataon man na di magkakasunduan, tampuhan

Awayang walang nagpapatalo, parang gyera wala ni man katapusan

Pero lagi parin punto nang kaayusan, pag iibigan at kaligayahan

Kaya kahit ano mang iyang pagsubok, hawak kamay na lalabanan

Aking mahal.

**

Nagsimula sa ligawan, mensahian oh anong saya

Nagkakilala, masaya samahang kayganda

Lagging sa araw araw, buong maghapon para sayo

Oo mahal ko, sambit nang umiirog na puso

**

Di maipaliwanag ang nararamdaman, parang awit sa dalampasigan

Hangin ay pumapagaspas tila sa mukha ay humahalik sa kalamnan

Sa pagpikit nang matay  halimuyak ang bango nang Malaya

Sa lahat nang hadlang sa ting dalawa oh aking sinta sinta

Relihiyon 2 (Kaligtasan)

from google image

Relihiyon (punto)
http://serapiodejesus.blogspot.com/2012/03/relihiyon-punto_14.html

Relihiyon 2 (Kaligtasan)

May padasal dasal ka pa ng ilang beses sa buong araw

Nakakaloko ka kaibigan talagang nasa oras pa nga iyan

Ikaw naman kung makacross ka ay ganun ganun nalang

Wag masyado baka ikay maging isa nang kabanal banalan

Rosaryo mo pa ngay, nasa katawan saan saan pa man yan

Delikado yan baka pag nasabit mabigti ka nalang biglaan

Ano ba iyan anting anting o palamuti lamang oh lamang

Marunong bagang gamitin, di iyan laruan kaibigan oh kaibigan

Linggo linggo pa naman kung magsimba samba, sambahan

Ayun pala nag aabang lang sa kakatagpuin, doon pa naglandian

Pormado pa naman mga kani kaniyang kasuutan

Paglabas naman ay daig pa si hudas sa kademonyohan

Marunong nga sana, bulok naman ang sa bibig singaw

Akala mo kung sino propetang bulaan, mapaglinlang

Sa harap pa ng kalahatan nag babangayan bangayan

Ganyan ba ang halimbawang, katangi tanging nilalang

Akala mo kung sino kung makapagturo, bravo bravo

Sa pamilya mob a napaniwala mo na nga ba pwera biro

Anak mo nga basag uliro, gulo ang hatid sa distrito uno

Hay kaibigan pano ako maniniwala sa pinagsasabi mo mo

Magaling n asana eh, oh iyon palay kahanga hangal

Idol n asana ayon palay I don’t kapanipaniwala plal

Hiramin ko nalang linya ni Andrew at magalona kanta

Nasaan nasaan ang kaligtasan, nasaan nga ba kaya?

Ewan? nandyan? Nasaan ba? E di nasa dakilang maylikha

Si jesus lamang tanging daan purihin siya, sambahin siya.

Totoo ito basahin mga kaibigan, tama nga itong mga kababayan

Kantang hatid malalim ang mga laman, may punto katwiran

Ito ang mga linya, oh sadya talagang kahanga hangang kanta

kaw ba’y naniniwala na ika’y nagkakasala
Kung sinong mapagkumbaba ang siyang pinagpapala
O bathala, kaninong diyos ako maniniwala
Maraming napipinsala sa mga maling akala
Milagro, ang nangyayari dito sa kanto
Kung ano ang paniwalaan mo yun ang sundin mo
Dinggin mo ang sinasabi, sinasalita ng bawat labi
Iminumungkahi mga adhikain ng ating lahi
Sumasamba pero hindi sumusunod
Nakakakita pero hindi nanood
Nakakarinig pero mga bingi pareho
Tingala ang lahat dahil sa langit tumingin
Kaligtasan, pangangailangan ng sangkatauhan
Kung ayaw mong maniwala wag ka ng mangialam
Yan ang tanging paraan upang maintindihan
Ang pagkatao ng bawat nilalang

Nasaan? Nasaan? Ang Kaligtasan
Nasaan? Nasaan? Ang Kaligtasan
Nasaan? Nasaan? Ang Kaligtasan
Nasaan? Nasaan? Nasaan? Nasaan?
Nasaan? Nasaan? Ewan!
Nasaan? Nasaan? Ewan!
Nasaan? Nasaan? Ewan!
Nasaan? Nasaan? Ewan!
Nasaan? Nasaan? Nandyan!
Nasaan? Nasaan? Nandyan!
Nasaan? Nasaan? Nandyan!
Nasaan? Nasaan? Nandyan!

Iisa ang diyos, pero ang taong napakarami napakaraming sinasabi at lahat handang sumali
Sa kulto, puro litrato at mga rebulto
Simbolo pero walang pang-iinsulto
Saan ba talaga ang daan, handa ka bang mahawaan?
Kailangan bang malaman kung saan, kung saan? Ang pinagmulan ng buhay
Kanino ka sasabay? Lalakad ng tuwid o may saklay?
Iika-ika, na parang pilay
Walang saysay ang buhay kung walang gumagabay
Iisa lang ang gusto kong malaman
Kung nasaan, ang daan ng kaligtasan!!!

Sinong tunay na ministro, sinong mahusay?
Sinong aakayin o magdadala sa hukay?
Magpapasamba pero hihingin ng pera?
Ang di daw magbigay sa simbahan, etsapwera!
Ganun ba ang salbasyon, ng bibliya?
Ni minsan ang panginoon di humingi ng koleksyon
Kaya sinong nagbigay sa inyo ng kapangyarihan
Para sa lipunan maghari-harian!
Kunwari maka-diyos pero asan. Adik!
Nagpapayaman ng ka-demonyohan
Ni-rerespeto ko ang ministrong mahirap
Hindi nagpayaman, di rin nagpahirap
Eh kaso, ang hirap sa iba dahil sa pagsamba
Parang nangongolekta, minamanipula na parang matrikula
Di namin kilala pero di siya nag-iisa kasi ang dami-dami nila
Di ko nilalahat pero dead lahat sila
Pero kahit na palihis kanta yan ni Francis
Andrew E. wholsesome, maka-comedy
Pero sila mismo wala kang remedy
100 % El filibusterismo
Walang kaligtasan sa mga yamimismo
Kay Jose Rizal nga di ka nakapasa
Andrew E., Francis M. pa, Ha-Ha!!!

Ang Numero Dose (12)

Ang Numero Dose.

Bakit nga ba sa dinami dami ng numero bakit nga ba 12. Ito maari ang unang tanong na lalabas sa isipan mo. Di ko na maalala kung kalian nagustuhan ang numero na ito. Basta sa pagkakataon na ito ito na ang tinatangi na nais sa lahat ng mga numero. Ahem siguro matapos mong mabasa ang akda na ito magugustuhan mo rin ang numero na ito.

Kapag narinig mo ang numero na ito iisipin mo ay dosena. Kung baga sa katawagan natin ay isang dosena kung banggitin. Usapan isang dosena, diba naman ito ang bilang ng buwan sa isang taon. Tanong na naman bakit nga ba 12 ang bilang ng buwan sa isang taon. Ahem tanong nga sa Wikipedia.com. labindalawa ang buwan sa isang taon mapa kalendaryong griyego o ng hijri.

Ay English hay… Hijri o Arabic calendar.

1.    Muḥarram — المحرّم, "forbidden" — so called because battle was set aside (haram) during this month. Muharram includes the Day of Ashura.

2.    Ṣafar — صفر, "void" — supposedly named because pagan Arabs looted during this month and left the houses empty.

3.    Rabīʿ I (Rabīʿ al-Awwal) — ربيع الأوّل, "the first spring".

4.    Rabīʿ II (Rabīʿ ath-Thānī or Rabīʿ al-Ākhir) — ربيع الثاني or ربيع الآخر, "the second (or last) spring".

5.    Jumādā I (Jumādā al-Ūlā) — جمادى الأولى, "the first month of parched land". Often considered the pre-Islamic "summer".

6.    Jumādā II (Jumādā ath-Thāniya or Jumādā al-Ākhira) — جمادى الثانية or جمادى الآخرة, "the second (or last) month of parched land".

7.    Rajab — رجب, "respect" or "honor". This is another sacred month in which fighting was traditionally forbidden.

8.    Shaʿbān — شعبان, "scattered", marking the time of year when Arab tribes dispersed to find water.

9.    Ramaḍān — رمضان, "scorched". Ramadan is the most venerated month of the Hijri calendar during which Muslims must fast between dawn and sunset.

10. Shawwāl — شوّال, "raised", as she-camels normally would be in calf at this time of year.

11. Dhū al-Qaʿda — ذو القعدة, "the one of truce". Dhu al-Qa'da was another month during which war was banned.

12. Dhū al-Ḥijja — ذو الحجّة, "the one of pilgrimage", referring to the annual Muslim pilgrimage to Mecca, the Hajj.

Ang Kalendaryong Griyego, tawag ko international calendar. May kanta pa nga ito eh. Enero, pebrero, marso, abril, mayo, hunyo, hulyo, agosto, setyembre, octobre, nobiyembre at desyembre… lubi lubi. Hh

Ang Kalendaryong ebreo naman, ahem syempre labindalawa din. Ito ay Tishre, heshvan, kislev, tevet, shevat, adar, nisan, iyyar, sivan, tammuz, av at elul.

Ang kalendaryong Ebreo (Ebreo: הלוח העברי, haluaẖ ha'ivri) ay isang lunisolar na kalendaryo at ang pansariling kalendaryong ginagamit ng mga Hudyo kasabay ng pang-araw-araw na kalendaryong ginagamit sa kanilang pook ng paninirahan. Sa kalendaryong Ebreo nakabatay ang mga petsa ng mga banal na araw sa Hudaismo.

Ang mga pangalan ng mga labindalawang buwan sa kalendaryong Ebreo ay ihinango mula sa wikang Akadyo, na nakuha noong panahon ng pagtapon ng mga Hudyo sa Babilonya, at hindi mahahanap saanman sa Bibliya. Mayroong dalawang pagkakasunod-sunod ang kalendaryo: isang sibil at isang pampananampalataya. Nakapanaklong ang mga anyong Ebreo.

Labindalawa din ang bilang ng apostol ni Jesus. Hindi nga ba nakakapagtaka at nakakamangha.

Kabilang sa mga naging unang alagad ni Hesus sina Simon Pedro, Andres, Santiago ang Nakatatanda (o Santiagong Mas Dakila), Juan,Felipe ng Bethsaida, Bartolome, Mateo, Tomas (kilala rin bilang Didymus), Santiago ang Nakababata (tinatawag din Santiagong Mas Mababa o Santiago ang Maliit, Hudas Tadeo, Simon ang Cananeo, at Hudas Iskariote. Si Matias (o Matthias) ang naging kapalit ni Hudas Iskariote. Bago mahirang si Matias, namili ang natirang labing-isang alagad sa pagitan nina Matias at Jose na tinatawag ding Barnabas.Hindi kasama sa orihinal o naunang labindalawa si Pablo ng Tarsus (o Saulo ng Tarso) subalit tinawag at tinuring siya bilang isang alagad o apostol ni Hesus, at iginagalang na katulad at kapantay ng ibang mga alagad.

Palaging nauuna sa talaan ng mga alagad ni Hesus si Simon Pedro (San Pedro) dahil siya ang pinuno ng mga ito. Kaugnay pa rin nito, para sa mga Hudyo, pinili ang mga alagad upang maging balangkas ng Simbahan o Iglesya ni Hesus, at pinili ang mga apostol mula sa mga alagad o tagasunod na ni Hesus, mula sa mga apostol ay pinili si Pedro.

Maiisip mo rin tingin ka sa relo mo. Diba hanggang dose din ang bilang nito. Isipin mo ring mabuti ang mga numero na ito. Sa araw araw ay bahagi ito nan gating kanya kanya buhay.

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Oh diba dami kung bakit 12 ang kakaiba at gustong gusto. Higit sa mga yang 12 na iyan ay… 12 nung kami ng pinakamamahal ko.Ang nag-iisa at tanging mahal sa aking buhay. Ayun. hm...

Ala ala ng Nakalipas-Pastor Raffy

Ala ala ng Nakalipas-Pastor Raffy

Isang pagkakataon sa buhay ay nagkaroon ng trabaho sa ibang lugar. Siguro itong mga trabahong minsan lang pagkakataon kung maging magkaroon. Habang nag uusap kami nung kasamahan habang bumabyahe papunta sa opisina ay nagging kwentuhan ang tungkol sa mga relihiyon. Sa dahilan na ito ay dali dali bigla nalang lumitaw sa isipan at nagkwekwento nalang bigla nang tungkol sa buhay nang hinahangaan kong tao, isang kaibigan, isang ama, isang kapatid at pastor na hatid nang pinakamahalagang aral sa buhay ko… si Pastor Raffy. Nakilala ko siya sa kapitbahay na tinitirhan ko dati nung akoy nag aaral pa sa kolehiyo. Bago lang ako nun sa lugar na iyon at mga hulyo nung taon na iyon first semester. Niyaya ako dumalo sa bible study sa kabilang bahay at di naman ako tumangi.

Kami ng aking mga magulang at mga kapatid ay myembro sa aming barangay na kapilya Immanuel Christian Church sa aming lugar. Nakamulatan ko na ang magpunta rito tuwing lingggo at natatandaan ko pa na kung ayaw ko pumunta ay magagalit pa ang aking ama. Sama sama kami nagpupunta ang tangi kong ala ala hanggang sa nung akoy makapasok ng mataas na paaralan ay biglang kaming nanlamig sa di ko man maipaliwanag na kadahilanan. Hanggang sa mag kolehiyo ako at makilala ang butihing pastor.

Sa bible study ay biglang namumbalik ang init nang aking nararamdaman at kauhawan sa salita nang panginoon na matagal nawala sa aking buhay. Alam ko sa ilang taon din na napalayo rito ay ako ay muling natagpuan ng dakilang pastol na ito. Sa mga turo niya ay nagging pagkain nang aking buhay at muli akoy muling magbasa nang salita ng Diyos. Parang sya pa nga nagbigay nung bagong tipan na bibliya na aking binasa nung panahon na iyon.

Minsan tama rin ang sinasabi nilang ang masamang damo matagal mamatay. Nasabi koi to dahil ang pastor na ito ay natapos nang maaga ang pakikipagsapalaran sa mundong ito. Di ko man inaasahan na sa ngiti na aking namamasdan sa kanya lagi, sa panghikayat na mga salita nya at sa mga malanghel na mga salitang buhay sa kanyang bibig ay nakalakip ang malungkot na bahagi ng buhay. Mayroon pala syang sakit at ito ay kanser. Sa pagmasdan sa kanya ay di nagging hadlang ang kanyang karamdaman upang patuloy na gawin ang kanyang misyon sa lupang ito. Nagging tulay siya sa maraming tao hanggang sa mabuo ang bahay sambahan sa lugar na iyon. Hanggang sa nalalabing araw nang buhay nya ay inialay nya sa paglilingkod. Kaya ngayon sigurado ako  siya ay may suot nang korona sa tabi nang panginoon at tinatamasa ang lubos na kaligayahab at kapayapaan di maipaliwanag. Maraming salamat.oo nalungkot din

Next-Uncle Tirso

Philippine Laws and Cases - Atty. Manuel J. Laserna Jr.: Titling of public lands

Philippine Laws and Cases - Atty. Manuel J. Laserna Jr.: Titling of public lands

Diyosa sa Buhanginan

Diyosa sa Buhanginan

Sige sige, maglakbay maglakbay hanggang sa duluhan

Libutin ang kabuuan niyang mundo nang kahiwagahan

Sige ibuhos ang likido nang kasiyahan, hanggang maduyan

Halina halina, oh mga kaibigan atin nang ipagdiwang

Sa paraisong naghahalo ang ligaya at kalungkutan

Para narin pinagsama ang ulan sa kainitan

Sa kadina nagpupumiglas makalaya unting sandal manlang

Makita mayakap ang irog bayang tinubuan mahal

Sa pagtunog ng trumpeta, mananalangin ang mga banal

Oo ang mga demonyo ay sadya talagang nagpapakahangal

Sa katamaran niyan lagi nalang atungal nang atungal

Nganganga nganga, nakaabang lang ang halimaw

May isang bulaklak akong nakita aking natagpuan

Sa matinik na kagubatan oh ito aking napagmasdan

Sa haba haba ng pinuntahan sa lahat ng kaganapan

Sadyang mahiwaga oh siyang dakilang nilalang

Ano k aba hirang oh dyosa sa malawak buhanginan

Sa init nitong lugar ay may marikit na kapaligiran

Ay mayroon isang ikaw kabigha bighani sa kadalagahan

Anong bilis ng pintig ng puso tila sa alapaap nakaduyan

Sa malawak na buhanginan wala na ni matanaw

Sa mabatong kabundukan ay isipan ay ayon lutang

Sa buong kaharian namayani ang ibayong pagmamahal

Na nagdugtong sa di maipaliwanag na nararamdaman

Ning gustuhin nalang ang lumipad makarating pa roon

Sa malayong dako di malaman kung saan pa doon iyon

Pero sa pisi parin ay babalik konektado bukirin oh poon

Sa tutubi ay dadalhin ng hanging lakas dumadaluyong

Ang makaniig ka ay perpektong sandali sa buhay na ito

Para pagsaluhan ang kaligayang sa buhay nagpapakatotoo

Iduduyan sa tuwina, walang iisiping kaba’t anupamang gulo

Heto narito ang lingcod alipin na handing sumunod sayo

Anupamang hadlang na iyan ay susuungin ni matapang

Walang aatrasan na labanan, sa katawan man o isipan

Para sa damdaming hinubog ng nakaraan’t kinabukasan

Kasabay ng kapangyarihang agimat ng walang hanggan

Paggising sa umaga ay laging panibagong pag asa

Sa pagbangon mo ay siyang hatid mahiwagang kabanata

Na mayroong halong damdamin lungkot at saya

Haggang sa makamtan ang paraisong sa buhay ninanasa.

Picture: Al Mithnab Al Qassim Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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Bagong Taon Sayo

                            Bagong taon sayo

“Isang taon na naman ang lumipas oh mabilis na dumaan

Heto na naman at sinasalubong ito ng may ngiti at maluwat”

Bagong taon na naman oh bagong taon na

Unting oras nalang oh ito satin ay darating na

Sa isang sandali na ay makakamtan oh heto na

Di na mapipigilan tuloy tuloy na, oh tuloy na

Sa loob 365 na araw ay mabilis na dumaan

Labindalawang buwan tila sa palad lang binilang

Ang 48 na lingo parang iglap nalang, oh lamang

Panibagong taon,panahon  Oh heto na naman

Anong saya ng pakiramdamang ganitong pagkakataon

Lalo pat sa dadaan na ito maganda ang mga layon

Sa pag iingat ng maylikha, oh dakilang puon

Taos sa puso ang pasasalamat mula sa iyong lingcod

Lagi nalang sinasabi, ang bagong taon ay bagong buhay

Oo, bagong buhay ang hatid sa pagharap ay syang akay

Dahil sa mga kahilingan ay nakamtan na ng tunay

Kaligayahang dadamhin, oh kasayahang walang humpay

Sa biyayang nakamtan na walang makahihigit pa

Oh ikaw mahal makakasama sa tuwina, oh sa tuwina

Oh sa maykapal nais nalang ay pag iingat nawa, sya nawa

Malayo sa kapahamakan, oh panginoon ikaw na bahala

Alam ko alam ko, oh panginoon ay alay ko ang mga ito

Papuri at pagsamba, pasasalamat maluwag sa puso

Kasabay narin ng paumanhin sa mga maling nagawa po

At ikaw lagi ang maging gabay hanggang sa bumalik sayo

Ang buhay na ito, pahiram mo ang buhay na to

Oh dakila ka, bagong taon ko na itoy para lamang sayo

Dahil sayo at tanging sa iyo lamang oh sayo

Sa tulang ito, oh sa tulang ito, oh sa tulang ito

Ikalawang new year na ito rito sa malayong lugar na ito. At ngayon ika-20 buwan na kaya atat na rin makauwi. Hay. Pero ok lang naman rito. Enjoy parin at masaya… alam na dahil sa kanya. 

Scientific Facts & Foreknowledge found in the Bible

Library of Most Controversial Files

via Stunning and Interesting Facts that you didn't know.

The ff. are the predictions or Scientific Facts & Foreknowledge found in the Bible.

-Long time ago when technology has not yet existed people thought that the earth was flat, shapeless or ever expanding. But in (Job 26:7) it says, "He hangs the earth on nothing." and in (isaiah 40:42) ''circle of the earth''. Only recently when the technology has advanced, the scientists discovered that the earth free-floats in space, affected only by gravity. While other sources declared the earth sat on the back of an elephant or turtle, or was held up by Atlas, the Bible alone states what we now know to be true .

-There are mountains on the bottom of the ocean floor (Jonah 2:5-6). Only in the last century have we discovered that there are towering mountains and deep trenches in the depths of the sea.

-Incalculable number of stars (Jeremiah 33:22). At a time when less than 5,000 stars were visible to the human eye, God stated that the stars of heaven were innumerable. Not until the 17th century did Galileo glimpse the immensity of our universe with his new telescope. Today, astronomers estimate that there are ten thousand billion trillion stars - that's a 1 followed by 25 zeros! Yet, as the Bible states, scientists admit this number may be woefully inadequate.

-The number of stars, though vast, are finite (Isaiah 40:26). Although man is unable to calculate the exact number of stars, we now know their number is finite. Of course God knew this all along - "He counts the number of the stars; He calls them all by name" (Psalm 147:4). What an awesome God!

-The Bible compares the number of stars with the number of grains of sand on the seashore (Genesis 22:17; Hebrews 11:12). Amazingly, gross estimates of the number of sand grains are comparable to the estimated number of stars in the universe.

-God has created all mankind from one blood (Acts 17:26; Genesis 5). Today researchers have discovered that we have all descended from one gene pool. For example, a 1995 study of a section of Y chromosomes from 38 men from different ethnic groups around the world was consistent with the biblical teaching that we all come from one man (Adam)

-Origin of the major language groups explained (Genesis 11). After the rebellion at Babel, God scattered the people by confounding the one language into many languages. Evolution teaches that we all evolved from a common ancestor, yet offers no mechanism to explain the origin of the thousands of diverse languages in existence today.

-Origin of the different "races" explained (Genesis 11). As Noah's descendants migrated around the world after Babel, each language group developed distinct features based on environment and genetic variation. Those with a genetic makeup suitable to their new environment survived to reproduce. Over time, certain traits (such as dark skin color for those closer to the equator) dominated. Genesis alone offers a reasonable answer to the origin of the races and languages.

-Laughter promotes physical healing (Proverbs 17:22). Recent studies confirm what King Solomon was inspired to write 3,000 years ago, "A merry heart does good, like medicine." For instance, laughter reduces levels of certain stress hormones. This brings balance to the immune system, which helps your body fight off disease.

-Intense sorrow or stress is harmful to your health (Proverbs 18:14; Mark 14:34). Researchers have studied individuals with no prior medical problems who showed symptoms of stress cardiomyopathy including chest pain, difficulty breathing, low blood pressure, and even heart failure - following a stressful incident.

-God has given us the leaves of the trees as medicine (Ezekiel 47:12; Revelation 22:2). Ancient cultures utilized many herbal remedies. Today, modern medicine has rediscovered what the Bible has said all along - there are healing compounds found in plants.

-Healthy dietary laws (Leviticus 11:9-12). Scripture states that we should avoid those sea creatures which do not have fins or scales. We now know that bottom-feeders (those with no scales or fins) tend to consume waste and are likely to carry disease.

-Olive oil and wine useful on wounds (Luke 10:34). Jesus told of a Samaritan man, who when he came upon a wounded traveler, he bandaged him - pouring upon his wounds olive oil and wine. Today we know that wine contains ethyl alcohol and traces of methyl alcohol. Both are good disinfectants. Olive oil is also a good disinfectant, as well as a skin moisturizer, protector, and soothing lotion. This is common knowledge to us today. However, did you know that during the Middle Ages and right up till the early 20th century, millions died because they did not know to treat and protect open wounds?

-The fact that God once flooded the earth (the Noahic Flood) would be denied (2 Peter 3:5-6). There is a mass of fossil evidence to prove this fact, yet it is flatly ignored by most of the scientific world because it was God's judgment on man's wickedness.

-Vast fossil deposits anticipated (Genesis 7). When plants and animals die they decompose rapidly. Yet billions of life forms around the globe have been preserved as fossils. Geologists now know that fossils only form if there is rapid deposition of life buried away from scavengers and bacteria. This agrees exactly with what the Bible says occurred during the global Flood.

-The continents were created as one large land mass (Genesis 1:9-10). Many geologists agree there is strong evidence that the earth was originally one super continent - just as the Bible said way back in Genesis.

-Continental drift inferred (Genesis 7:11). Today the study of the ocean floor indicates that the landmasses have been ripped apart. Scripture states that during the global Flood the "fountains of the great deep were broken up." This cataclysmic event apparently resulted in the continental plates breaking and shifting.

-Medical quarantine instituted (Leviticus 13:45-46; Numbers 5:1-4). Long before man understood the principles of quarantine, God commanded the Israelites to isolate those with a contagious disease until cured.

-Each star is unique (1 Corinthians 15:41). Centuries before the advent of the telescope, the Bible declared what only God and the angels knew - each star varies in size and intensity!

-Ice Age inferred (Job 38:29-30). Prior to the global Flood the earth was apparently subtropical. However shortly after the Flood, the Bible mentions ice often

-"By the breath of God ice is given, and the broad waters are frozen" (Job 37:10). Evidently the Ice Age occurred in the centuries following the Flood.

-Life begins at fertilization (Jeremiah 1:5). God declares that He knew us before we were born. The biblical penalty for murdering an unborn child was death (Exodus 21:22-23). Today, it is an irrefutable biological fact that the fertilized egg is truly an entire human being. Nothing will be added to the first cell except nutrition and oxygen.

-God fashions and knits us together in the womb (Job 10:8-12; 31:15). Science was ignorant concerning embryonic development until recently. Yet many centuries ago, the Bible accurately described God making us an "intricate unity" in the womb.

-DNA anticipated (Psalm 139:13-16). During the 1950s, Watson and Crick discovered the genetic blueprint for life. Three thousand years ago the Bible seems to reference this written digital code in Psalm 139 - "Thine eyes did see my substance, yet being unperfect [unformed]; and in Thy book all my members were written, which in continuance were fashioned, when as yet there was none of them."

-Incest laws established (Leviticus 18:6). To marry near of kin in the ancient world was common. Yet, beginning about 1500 B.C., God forbid this practice. The reason is simple - the genetic mutations (resulting from the curse) had a cumulative effect. Though Cain could safely marry his sister because the genetic pool was still relatively pure at that time, by Moses' day the genetic errors had swelled. Today, geneticists confirm that the risk of passing on a genetic abnormality to your child is much greater if you marry a close relative because relatives are more likely to carry the same defective gene. If they procreate, their offspring are more apt to have this defect expressed.

- Circumcision on the eighth day is ideal (Genesis 17:12; Leviticus 12:3; Luke 1:59). Medical science has discovered that the blood clotting chemical prothrombin peaks in a newborn on the eighth day. This is therefore the safest day to circumcise a baby. How did Moses know?!

-God has given us just the right amount of water to sustain life (Isaiah 40:12). We now recognize that if there was significantly more or less water, the earth would not support life as we know it.

-The earth was designed for biological life (Isaiah 45:18). Scientists have discovered that the most fundamental characteristics of our earth and cosmos are so finely tuned that if just one of them were even slightly different, life as we know it couldn't exist. This is called the Anthropic Principle and it agrees with the Bible which states that God formed the earth to be inhabited.

-The universe is expanding (Job 9:8; Isaiah 42:5; Jeremiah 51:15; Zechariah 12:1). Repeatedly God declares that He stretches out the heavens. During the early 20th century, most scientists (including Einstein) believed the universe was static. Others believed it should have collapsed due to gravity. Then in 1929, astronomer Edwin Hubble showed that distant galaxies were receding from the earth, and the further away they were, the faster they were moving. This discovery revolutionized the field of astronomy. Eisntein admitted his mistake, and today most astronomers agree with what the Creator told us millennia ago - the universe is expanding!

-Law of Biogenesis explained (Genesis 1). Scientists observe that life only comes from existing life. This law has never been violated under observation or experimentation (as evolution imagines). Therefore life, God's life, created all life.

- Light travels in a path (Job 38:19). Light is said to have a "way" [Hebrew: derek, literally a traveled path or road]. Until the 17th century it was believed that light was transmitted instantaneously. We now know that light is a form of energy that travels at ~186,000 miles per second in a straight line. Indeed, there is a "way" of light.

-Air has weight (Job 28:25). It was once thought that air was weightless. Yet 4,000 years ago Job declared that God established "a weight for the wind." In recent years, meteorologists have calculated that the average thunderstorm holds thousands of tons of rain. To carry this load, air must have mass.

-Jet stream anticipated (Ecclesiates 1:6). At a time when it was thought that winds blew straight, the Bible declares "The wind goes toward the south, and turns around to the north; The wind whirls about continually, and comes again on its circuit." King Solomon wrote this 3,000 years ago. Now consider this: it was not until World War II that airmen discovered the jet stream circuit.

-Creation is made of particles, indiscernible to our eyes (Hebrews 11:3). Not until the 19th century was it discovered that all visible matter consists of invisible elements.

-Soil conservation (Leviticus 23:22). Not only was the land to lay fallow every seventh year, but God also instructed farmers to leave the gleanings when reaping their fields, and not to reap the corners (sides) of their fields. This served several purposes: 1) Vital soil minerals would be maintained. 2) The hedge row would limit wind erosion. 3) The poor could eat the gleanings. Today, approximately four billion metric tons of soil are lost from U.S. crop lands each year. Much of this soil depletion could be avoided if God's commands were followed.

-The Bible specifies the perfect dimensions for a stable water vessel (Genesis 6:15). Ship builders today are well aware that the ideal dimension for ship stability is a length six times that of the width. Keep in mind, God told Noah the ideal dimensions for the ark 4,500 years ago.

-When dealing with disease, clothes and body should be washed under running water (Leviticus 15:13). For centuries people naively washed in standing water. Today we recognize the need to wash away germs with fresh water.

-Sanitation industry birthed (Deuteronomy 23:12-13). Some 3,500 years ago God commanded His people to have a place outside the camp where they could relieve themselves. They were to each carry a shovel so that they could dig a hole (latrine) and cover their waste. Up until World War I, more soldiers died from disease than war because they did not isolate human waste.

-Oceans contain springs (Job 38:16). The ocean is very deep. Almost all the ocean floor is in total darkness and the pressure there is enormous. It would have been impossible for Job to have explored the "springs of the sea." Until recently, it was thought that oceans were fed only by rivers and rain. Yet in the 1970s, with the help of deep diving research submarines that were constructed to withstand 6,000 pounds-per-square-inch pressure, oceanographers discovered springs on the ocean floors!

-Joy and gladness understood (Acts 14:17). Evolution cannot explain emotions. Matter and energy do not feel. Scripture explains that God places gladness in our hearts (Psalm 4:7), and ultimate joy is found only in our Creator's presence - "in Your presence is fullness of joy" (Psalm 16:11).

-Blood is the source of life and health (Leviticus 17:11; 14). Up until 120 years ago, sick people were "bled" and many died as a result (e.g. George Washington). Today we know that healthy blood is necessary to bring life-giving nutrients to every cell in the body. God declared that "the life of the flesh is in the blood" long before science understood its function.

-The Bible states that God created life according to kinds (Genesis 1:24). The fact that God distinguishes kinds, agrees with what scientists observe - namely that there are horizontal genetic boundaries beyond which life cannot vary. Life produces after its own kind. Dogs produce dogs, cats produce cats, roses produce roses. Never have we witnessed one kind changing into another kind as evolution supposes. There are truly natural limits to biological change.

-Noble behavior understood (John 15:13; Romans 5:7-8). The Bible and history reveal that countless people have endangered or even sacrificed their lives for another. This reality is completely at odds with Darwin's theory of the survival of the fittest.

-Chicken or egg dilemma solved (Genesis 1:20-22). Which came first, the chicken or the egg? This question has plagued philosophers for centuries. The Bible states that God created birds with the ability to reproduce after their kind. Therefore the chicken was created first with the ability to make eggs! Yet, evolution has no solution for this dilemma.

-Our bodies are made from the dust of the ground (Genesis 2:7; 3:19). Scientists have discovered that the human body is comprised of some 28 base and trace elements - all of which are found in the earth.

-The First Law of Thermodynamics established (Genesis 2:1-2). The First Law states that the total quantity of energy and matter in the universe is a constant. One form of energy or matter may be converted into another, but the total quantity always remains the same. Therefore the creation is finished, exactly as God said way back in Genesis.

-The first three verses of Genesis accurately express all known aspects of the creation (Genesis 1:1-3). Science expresses the universe in terms of: time, space, matter, and energy. In Genesis chapter one we read: "In the beginning (time) God created the heavens (space) and the earth (matter)...Then God said, "Let there be light (energy)." No other creation account agrees with the observable evidence.

-The universe had a beginning (Genesis 1:1; Hebrews 1:10-12). Starting with the studies of Albert Einstein in the early 1900s and continuing today, science has confirmed the biblical view that the universe had a beginning. When the Bible was written most people believed the universe was eternal. Science has proven them wrong, but the Bible correct.

-Scripture assumes a revolving (spherical) earth (Luke 17:34-36). Jesus said that at His return some would be asleep at night while others would be working at day time activities in the field. This is a clear indication of a revolving earth, with day and night occurring simultaneously.

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-Origin of the rainbow explained (Genesis 9:13-16). Prior to the Flood there was a different environment on the earth (Genesis 2:5-6). After the Flood, God set His rainbow "in the cloud" as a sign that He would never again judge the earth by water. Meteorologists now understand that a rainbow is formed when the sun shines through water droplets - which act as a prism - separating white light into its color spectrum.

Source:
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