Any scientist will tell you that the observable universe began with a Big Bang singularity and has been undergoing process of entropy ever since. This entropy is described as thermodynamic decay, leading to a state of random disorder. But is this the beginning and the end of human meaning? Through the lens of molecular observation matter and energy take on a far more profound meaning than organized through traditional concept. The curious eye sees Quarks and Flavors that emanate from another space through a network of energy tentacles of string association that defy traditional concepts of quantum mechanics. The book casually referenced as the Holy Bible is the only record that states without ambiguity how and by what intelligence the present universe created. This presentation makes clear the dimensions of subspace and the energy matrixes, which maintains a condition we know as reality. It attempts to construct a juxtaposition of the world we see through the senses and a world invisible taken for granted. More importantly this collection of chapters provides exciting evidence of a new source code made perfect, designed from the beginning to rewrite the old and bringing end to entropy. The greater challenge of this book has been sorting through a conspiracy of biased data interpretation, more than verification of the actual data. It peeks beneath the institutional foundation of academia that has rigidly defined parameters of historically acceptable facts; while at the same time altogether negating any evidence that does not fit within the target of measured agreement. Not only are these several conclusions contrary to my personal experience, but they border on absurdity in the open arena of logical discourse. Therefore, at the risk of sounding foolish to the world of secular thinking and on the fringe to minds most religious, I have endeavored to remain true to my conscience through this intricate process of human analysis. Even though I have explored the reasonable expectations constrained through many subjects of intellectual controversy, I am kept in remembrance there is no greater meaning than love. For by love the worlds framed.