Last Night I Took A Picture Of The Moon 6.3.2020

So the light above is the moon. The moon in the God made firmament is light. Remember that the moon is the lesser light to the sun, the greater light. As it is written, And God made two great lights; the greater light to rule the day, and the lesser light to rule the night: the stars also. Genesis 1:16.

So did the Apollo missions really land on light? That is the question. But what happens when you ask too many questions? Them that are in the dark don't want light to shine upon it. As it is written, And this is the condemnation, that light is come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil. John 3:19.

So you may be asking what is that second light that is below the moon? Well, that is the LED street light that is close to my house.

It does have an interesting look. Did you notice the light pole in the picture?

It is good to notice the God made light, the lesser light, the moon with a man made light, a LED street light. Yes, there is a difference in the two lights.

Did you know that the light of the moon is cooler in its light than in its shade? This is how we know that the light of the moon is not a reflection of the sun, who's light is warmer in its light than in its shade.

Did you know that if you used a magnifying glass on the moonlight you can increase the coolness of the moonlight?

So the sunlight and the moonlight are completely different lights that act differently from each other. The sunlight has light that is warmer in its light than in its shade and the moonlight is cooler in its light than in its shade.

So I had to put the garbage out and as I was doing that, I notice the moon and how it was with the street light. I thought I would write on this picture.

Let's end with some scripture, as it is written, The LORD thy keeper: the LORD thy shade upon thy right hand. The sun shall not smite thee by day, nor the moon by night. Psalm 121:5-6.

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Image is mine, taken with my Moto G.