We are born into a world--this world of time, and because of it time is the rule we come to live by. Rightly so.
However, that is not the reality that defines our God, and as it turns out time is simply a teaching tool. Just as we have increments and years of school, time is God's way of stepping us through our education regarding His greater reality--which, contrary to this world, is timeless and eternal. The following is an excerpt from the book St. John's Mystery - Revealed, and an explanation of just what God has done by creating time for His purpose:
However, that is not the reality that defines our God, and as it turns out time is simply a teaching tool. Just as we have increments and years of school, time is God's way of stepping us through our education regarding His greater reality--which, contrary to this world, is timeless and eternal. The following is an excerpt from the book St. John's Mystery - Revealed, and an explanation of just what God has done by creating time for His purpose:
The first “time” or “day” of the creation story or account, puts into words God creating the setting or conceiving this realm we have come to know as the world. His conceiving all that pertains to this world, simply put, was an act of conception. In other words, the world was born of God…in the mind of God. He has conceived it, and so it is.
Doing so meant the delineation and dividing of what could not otherwise be divided, except by God…because it meant dividing His own status of being One and without beginning or end, into bitesize pieces. Hence, the days and times of this world; as well as the greater books of the Word of God, breaking everything down in a step by step revelation. As the scriptures say, “precept upon precept, line upon line, line upon line, here a little, there a little.” (Isaiah 28:10).
The dividing of God’s otherwise eternal status into palatable bitesize pieces, also meant the creation of darkness, or rather the consequence of shadows of darkness before and after each dividing point of: “Let there be light” (Genesis 1:3). Which—was the creation of matter. By the power of God, it is light and energy that makes up all matter. That accounts for time, and matter; while space is simply the evidence of the dividing—space is the divide between God and this world, made manifest—the proof or evidence, as it were. “Space” is the answer to the common question, “If God is real, where is the evidence?”