The Image of God: The Tales of Mr. Nortreus by Werley Nortreus - HTML preview

Mr. Nortreus Had Noted

Some Bible Verses

“Which Biblical passage should I focus on this morning?” He pondered.

“Since I already reviewed a few since yesterday morning, what's new?” he remarked as he sat at his desk, studying and writing while the radio played old Gospel tunes.

“Oh! What about the private rooms I have here?” He inquired.

“What does the Bible say about them?” He asked again.

Immediately, he began searching for Biblical verses related to the Moon, Sun, Stars, and other Celestial Bodies.

“Let's look for what the Bible says about these Celestial Beings or Objects,” he suggested.

He then read from Genesis 1:16: “And God created the two great lights—the greater light to rule the day (Morning/Afternoon) and the lesser light to rule the night—and the Stars.”

“So, I think that's their role, right?” He mused.

“What about the Stars?” He also questioned, intrigued by the Stars.

“Alright! Let's find out!” He exclaimed. Then he thought of something he realized. “That's it! That's the answer to my questions about the stars!”

“I found the answer!” He declared with a joyful heart.

Wait a moment!

What answer was Mr. Nortreus referring to?

“According to the Bible, the Moon and Sun are Stars, but other lights we assumed to be Stars could be something else,” he reflected.

“Wow! What a powerful God I serve!” He said, feeling immensely happy to have found the answer to his question about the Stars.