Ch 33 — Signs of God

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Contents (44 chapters)

1. Ch 1 — The Secret of Life
2. Ch 2 — An Economic Pearl Harbour
3. Ch 3 — Japanese—A Model of Peace
4. Ch 4 — Accepting Defeat
5. Ch 5 — Victory Without War
6. Ch 6 — The Condition For Success
7. Ch 7 — We Have the Ability to Bounce Back
8. Ch 8 — A Comparison
9. Ch 9 — Paths to Success: Hard Work After Defeat
10. Ch 10 — Planning Based on Remnant
11. Ch 11 — The Greatest Good
12. Ch 12 — The Temperament of Japan
13. Ch 13 — Twenty Years Later
14. Ch 14 — Per Ardua Ad Astra
15. Ch 15 — Awareness of Purpose
16. Ch 16 — Character Builds the Nation
17. Ch 17 — Moral State
18. Ch 18 — Constructive Temperament
19. Ch 19 — Collective Action
20. Ch 20 — The Only Path
21. Ch 21 — Living in the Culture of Discovery
22. Ch 22 — Discovery, Discovery, Discovery
23. Ch 23 — Price of Excellence
24. Ch 24 — The Highest Standard
25. Ch 25 — Impartiality: The Secret of Success
26. Ch 26 — Learning from the Enemy
27. Ch 27 — The System of Nature
28. Ch 28 — The Second Chance
29. Ch 29 — Action, Not Reaction
30. Ch 30 — Elevated Thinking
31. Ch 31 — Making History
32. Ch 32 — The Example of Japan
33. Ch 33 — Signs of God
34. Ch 34 — Evidence of God
35. Ch 35 — Science Towards Oneness of God
36. Ch 36 — The Testimony of Science
37. Ch 37 — Unveiling the Unseen: The Essential Journey of Discovery in Faith
38. Ch 38 — Security and Truth
39. Ch 39 — Another Potential
40. Ch 40 — Zero Defect Universe is Under God's Control
41. Ch 41 — Japan's Target of 'Zero-Defect' Introduces Paradise
42. Ch 42 — The Life of Paradise
43. Ch 43 — Deserving of Paradise
44. Ch 44 — Only Positive Personalities Will Find Entry into Paradise

SIGNS OF GOD p. 66

The creations themselves bear witness to their Creator. To those with the vision to perceive, every sight prompts the declaration, “Surely, this is made by God. No one else can create it.” p. 66

On the 7th of September 1984, I stood in front of a tree in a mountainous area of Africa. This tree was new to me; I had never seen such a tree before. p. 66

The tree seemed to be a sign of God in its entirety. Everything about it struck me as extraordinary: its delicate flower, its carved fruit, and the mathematically crafted leaves all cried out that they had not come into existence by themselves but that a Creator had made them. Every tree in this world is a testament to God’s craftsmanship. However, this particular tree made a special impression on me since it was the first time I had encountered it. p. 66

As I looked at this strange and beautiful tree in Africa, I spontaneously exclaimed, “It seems that for everything God has created in this world, He has inscribed: ‘Made by God.’” p. 66

God has inscribed this on His creations and then concealed Himself from people’s sight so that they might recognise the Creator through the creation and, despite the unseen, perceive God’s presence in this world. p. 67

An expert in machines can look at a machine and say, “This machine was made in Russia, or it was made in America, Britain, or Japan.” The same is true for everything in the universe. We are in a world filled with countless natural machines, each continuously performing its function. Although there is no visible label indicating who made these “machines,” their extraordinary design and incomprehensibly excellent performance serve as their declaration of origin. The creations themselves reveal their Creator. p. 67

Nothing in the universe has words inscribed on it stating who made it. However, in a meaningful sense, each one bears such an inscription. If one has the sight to see, one will proclaim upon observing anything, “Surely, this is made by God. No one else can create it.” p. 67