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A profound insight into the inner reason to why G-d’s powerful voice at Mt. Sinai did not produce an echo.
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Mike Ettinger February 7, 2015

You said in the natural there would be a echo, so why would there be a need to have to have an supernatural miracle just to speak. To me the fact that there was no echo is very reasonable seeing God's "tense" has no frequency, being higher than that of light, even transcending time. Of course the thought of God transcending time is erroneous, although He can "come down and permeate time" so to speak. So to me the real miracle is not there was no echo, but that we could "hear". Reply

ADINA GARFINKEL BUFFALO January 20, 2022
in response to Mike Ettinger:

Mike, I have read your comments a couple of times. I am still not sure what you are saying. Abstract concepts of "time", "light", "hear", are man made constructs to use in our vain and never to be successful attempt to understand the unfathomable. Reply