Faith comes by Hearing Science comes by Seeing

Faith deals with the spiritual world and Science investigate the curiosities of our natural world. Faith and Science are collaborative partners that work together to offer a fuller picture of the processes and actions that brought things into existence, called creation. Faith and Science place God and humanity at the center of these developments. These two partners are interconnected to revealing how people look at the sky; determine their diet; set cultural limits and beliefs; observe changes in our environment; establish rituals that shaped our history past, present, and future.
The Bible as literature can be read from the perspective of discovering the forerunners of different branches of science. Reading the Bible for scientific clues, we do not look for the same content as looking for faith components. From the first book in the Bible Genesis to the last book, Revelation we will find descriptors of our physical responsiveness to the environment. The intention of science is to clarify and strengthen our knowledge base. Faith offers us the opportunity to appreciate the artistry of God using inspired authors.
Moving beyond only reading the scriptures will navigate the reader to a deeper interpretation of 'listening to the text'. What else is it saying to you? Genesis starts with time, space, and matter. All three were initiated by an input of vast energy. For example, science predicts the "Big Bang Explosion" and Faith tells us about the "Holy Bang" of a divine energy source hovering over the open surface of the water on Earth.
The book, "Faith comes by Hearing Science comes by Seeing ", the author offers six parts of inspired insights. The six sections include: (1) thoughts of how the Bible is not a Science book but consider this; (2) the author's introduction to daily science in her early life; (3) how to search the Scriptures; (4) spiritual and natural energy sources; (5) early devastation of life on Earth; and (6) Renewing, Restoring and Replenishing a new Earth.
The Bible is a book of truth with minimal explanations or details but contains foundational little chunks of information for further research. "The secret things belong to the Lord our God but those things which are revealed belong to us and to our children forever" (Deuteronomy 29:29).