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Every living thing, except for the simplest, begins from an egg...the story of creation
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Even women ovulate before giving birth

We say that the hen lays eggs. The duck and the goose lay eggs, and the dove, the skylark, and all the other birds lay eggs.

We say that a cow gives birth and gives birth to a sheep, a camel, a mare, and a donkey. The cat, the tigress, the lioness, and every breasted woman will give birth. The woman gives birth

The truth is that a woman who ovulates may not give birth.
It is also true that the woman who gives birth must lay eggs. She must have ovulated before giving birth.

- The chicken and the woman

The chicken that lays eggs but does not give birth.
The one who ovulates and then gives birth is represented by the woman.
Therefore, the principle of reproduction is the egg, in an animal or plant, except in the simplest of living organisms.
This is one of the units of creation that the seeker of monotheism pauses for a long time. And the scholars stopped at it a lot.

They delve into examining the details of the egg process and the details of the birth process, and they are astonished by the unity of the details. If a simple departure from the right path occurs in a creature, then an unforeseen circumstance necessitates this departure. It is a departure that soon returns to integrity, participating with all living things in the one way of creation.

- Chicken egg

The chicken egg begins with a very small germ cell. It is produced in the ovary.

The hen's ovary is the house of eggs. It produces eggs at the time, and the hen's ovary contains from its first creation thousands of germ cells that develop and then turn into eggs at that time.

The germ cell leaves the ovary, along with its yolk. The hen makes this yolk from her blood. You make it from what you eat. Then it enters this small germ cell, enters with its yolk, which is large and enormous for it, and they all enter a tube called the “oviduct.” It is a tube that begins with an inlet like a funnel that receives the germ cell with its yolk, a tube that winds and then ends with an outlet at the axis, and through the outlet the egg emerges from the hen.

The whole egg emerges, not with the yolk alone, but also with the white, and with the solid white shell like a sac... along with its yolk and with the membranes of a sac that combines the tiny, very yellow cell with a sac that connects the white, which is made of albumen. Followed by a bag like the lining of the shell. What remains in the egg at its opening end is a reservoir of air.

- The hen completes its existence in the oviduct

The egg (the germ cell and its young). It entered the egg duct incomplete, and came out complete.
What was it that completed it?
It is the egg stream that completed it.
Wear white.
And wear the shell.
I wear it with whatever I need, including the details between its parts, such as bags.

The parts of the egg are assembled in the egg chute to be completed, just as the parts of a car are assembled on the rotating assembly belt in car factories.

How long does this process take to complete? It lasts 24 hours or less. But hurry!

- How did the hen's egg turn?

How does the egg come out round, as it is not cylindrical or cubic?

As it travels through the canal, it emerges round because the egg, this egg, keeps rotating and then rotating. This rotation in the tube is what gives it its known shape. Moreover, this rotation distributes the kiswa to the yolk in a fair and symmetrical distribution.

The egg emerges from its broad end first, and the pointed end emerges from it last.

The egg emerges with its shell soft, as if it were some plastic, and then it quickly hardens in the air.

-What is the fetus made of?

The embryo consists of this small germ cell.
So what are the little ones?
What is whiteness?
What is the crust?
It is food and there is no life in it. All life is in this first cell, the small germ cell, as it divides, it must grow and increase matter, so it must have food. This is its food.
The egg was separated from the chicken, and the ties between them were severed. That's why nature provided it with plenty of food.

Hen: This is her ovary. This is where the germ matures. As she emerges, she is caught by the winding stream of eggs. From it, it falls out, so we say that the hen has laid.