Great observation, dearest sister in Christ! Which is why I'm so open to Wesson's proposal of a fifth "time-like" dimension to constitute a three-space, two-time model....
Moreover, it seems to me that Feynmann''s path integral formalism — widely used in physics, and now in biology — would need a fifth temporal dimension to account for all the "instantaneous" — i.e., superluminal — virtual particle histories that are summed to give a precise result regarding the current state of the real particle....
Inadequate conceptions of time seem to be a major problem for the natural sciences nowadays.
Thank you so very much for this excellent essay/post!
It is probably human nature (a limitation of vision and mind) to think of time as an absolute and linear - even when we are aware of relativity and the possibility of additional dimensions of time.
But God's Name is I Am. So the more we focus on Him, the more we hallow His Name, the more aware we can become of time, eternity and timelessness.