Meet Your Creator: Greenkill 2013 November, 2013 | Page 11

MEET YOUR CREATOR: APPRECIATING HASHEM’S GREAT OUTDOORS

have hidden in there. In turn, it was a spider that had saved ?????
?’?????s life.
A spider
possesses a
tiny
laboratorygland that
synthesizes a
substance
that congeals
into a flexible
rope

W

e are aware, however, that the primary purpose of
the spider’s web is to trap other insects. Even an
orphan baby spider knows exactly what to do,

without the benefit of instruction. Loose threads cannot trap a fly.
Yet, a spider possesses a tiny laboratorygland that synthesizes a substance that is
so chemically planned that it is a liquid
when inside the gland, but when expelled
and comes in contact with the air, it
instantaneously congeals into the precise
consistency

of

a

flexible

rope.

Additionally, the spider’s miniature brain
has a built-in control system that causes him to suspend the
threads in precise mathematical pattern like a skilled engineer.
The threads
of the web
are so
cunningly
spaced and
balanced that
they are able
to withstand
the insect’s
struggles

A

s the fly struggles when caught in the web, the flimsy
threads seemingly should snap or disintegrate. Yet,
since

the

threads

are

so

cunningly spaced and balanced according
to the best principles of architectural
engineering, that despite their extreme
weakness, they are able to withstand the
struggles of the trapped insect.

Even the
spider’s web
clearly shows
plan and
purpose in
the world

T

here is no way for the rational mind to believe this all
to be accidental. Even the spider’s web shows plan and
purpose in the world. Everything that we see proves

the phrase, "? ,"???? ????? ?????everything You have made You
?

have done so with wisdom.
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