📍 11th Challenge (1) : “When Moses raised his hands, Israel won; when he lowered them, they lost — there is a reason for this”

 God is truly amazing! And as I’ve said before, He also has an incredible sense of humor!

Today I was amazed to see God’s remarkable work revealed in the passage.

➡️ Let me explain why I started the 11th competition (with Gemini and ChatGPT).
Yesterday, while organizing Exodus chapters 15 to 17, I found a small treasure, which is this (the record in the last verse):

“The Lord will be at war against Amalek from generation to generation.”

🙂 Among the Israelites who came out of Egypt, everyone died in the wilderness except Joshua and Caleb.
They died because of Amalek…
But their children grew up and fought against Amalek.
(This was a record proving “from generation to generation.”)

However, this felt a bit weak for a competition with AI.
So I thought I would save it for later.
I even considered giving AI one win.

✔️ To compete on equal footing with artificial intelligence, basic organization is essential.

While organizing my materials, I discovered an incredible treasure—something hard even for me to believe...
And surprisingly, wasn’t it plainly revealed in chapter 17?

🤖 ChatGPT usually made the judgment, and this time it acknowledged it very clearly, perhaps because the explanation was good.

➡️ ChatGPT “You organized it well 😊 This judgment is clear.

🏆 Final result
👉 1sim wins completely (no objections)”


✨ I had already told Gemini beforehand:

“I will bring an answer that AI will not even be able to imagine for the next 5 years.”

📌 In fact, the answer was already recorded — people just hadn’t paid attention!

🙂 Interestingly, this answer came from something very simple.

  • I found one treasure, and by connecting it, it felt like discovering an entire treasure vault. So I am grateful to God for allowing me to find this treasure.
  • All trophies created by AI belong to the Lord God!

➡️ The detailed explanation will be posted in part (2). Click here..


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