The Hadron Super Collider is, I believe, the most expensive machine of its kind, with a price tag of over 10 billion dollars, so far. Scientists at CERN hope to use the device to recreate the "Big Bang" (in scale, I suppose) and reveal the Higgs-Bosen particle or "God particle" as it is sometimes called. I don't know if I prefer the term "God particle" to Higgs-Bosen, but I would say it's far more appropriate. After all, if there ever was a Big Bang, God caused it, not these scientists who theorize that this particle exists.
The super collider broke down about a year ago, and after repairs, it seems it's ready to go again. The problem? A leak in the cooling system. The suspected source of the problem? Bread.
Apparently, somehow a small loaf of bread, like a baguette, found its way into the works.
Bread.
Fascinating isn't it?
Bread.
This 10 billion dollar machine, designed to reveal THE secret of the universe, shut down by... bread.
In search of the "God particle" scientists find...bread. Bread, where they expected to be able to see a replication of the Big Bang.
The Lord definitely works in mysterious, wonderful, and downright funny ways. God has a sense of humor, folks. It's as if He's saying:
"Okay, so you want to know how I created the universe? Bread. There ya go."
Makes sense to me. Jesus: Maker of worlds (read Hebrews;) the Bread of Life; the Word of God to man; is the reason for creation. By whom all things were made and without whom nothing was made. At the end of our search for the beginning of everything, we can see...bread. Jesus, the Bread of Life. To paraphrase Scripture: Man does not live by bread alone, but by every word that comes from the mouth of God. Jesus was and is the Word. The Bread. Amen.
