Sunday, May 17 God saw everything he had made, and look! it was very good.​—Gen. 1:31.

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Sunday, May 17

God saw everything he had made, and look! it was very good.—Gen. 1:31.

 

Parents, encourage your child to think about the natural world. While you are walking in the countryside or gardening, draw your child’s attention to the intriguing patterns that can be seen in nature. Why? These patterns give evidence of intelligence and wise design. Spiral patterns, for instance, have been studied by scientists for many years. Biophysicist Nicola Fameli explains that when you count the number of spirals found in nature, you discover a certain series of numbers. These make up what is called the Fibonacci sequence. Spiral patterns can be observed in many things, such as the shape of some galaxies, the pattern of nautilus shells, the leaves of plants, and the head of sunflowers. w24.12 16 ¶7

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This retired horsewoman is watching the Preakness and fascinated, as always, by Jehovah's incredible works of nature.