All cells come from previous cells. In order to produce a new cell, the Lord Jesus designed a process called the cell cycle. This is a highly ordered sequence of four events or phases within the cell nucleus, with one phase blending imperceptibly into the next. All of these stages or phases can be seen by looking under the microscope at a section of, for example, Allium (onion) cells. The cell cycle includes a process most of us learned in high school. It’s called mitosis and is one half of cell division. The two-step process includes the division of the nucleus—mitosis (the...