Another look at the moon landing.

[Apple Sky]

Why? Genesis 1 authors had no idea what the moon even is.

Oh ye of little faith.

 

[trophy33]

Oh ye of little faith.

Oh ye of confused faith.

 

[prodromos]

I don't think so, also I've read up about why rockets arch over instead of going straight up & i'm sorry to say it's all a load of bunk.

In your highly inflated opinion

There are no rockets that have been to space as they can't get through the firmament

The fact that they have been regularly going into space demonstrates that your understanding of "firmament" is completely wrong

this is how I know that they have never landed on the moon via Genesis I +.
Start having more faith in God's word instead of NASA's

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I don't need NASA's word for anything. I can see for myself that the earth is a globe in orbit around the distant sun and is itself orbited by the moon.
I have faith in God's Word, just not in your foolish interpretation of the same.

 

[Strong in Him]

No it's made of clear crystal, maybe ice.
This is what the rockets would crash into if they tried to get into the heavens or rather their supposed space

If there was any kind of "ceiling" made from ice, or crystal, rockets could smash straight through it.

King James Bible
And there fell upon men a great hail out of heaven, every stone about the weight of a talent: and men blasphemed God because of the plague of the hail; for the plague thereof was exceeding great. Rev 16:21

Read that again, in context, and then tell me what it's got to do with rockets flying to the moon.

King James Bible
When he gave to the sea his decree, that the waters should not pass his commandment: when he appointed the foundations of the earth:

Has anyone told you that the Bible's not a science textbook?
Many people use poetry, or analogy to describe God's creation; that doesn't mean it is literal fact.

 

[Apple Sky]

If there was any kind of "ceiling" made from ice, or crystal, rockets could smash straight through it.

I don't think so.

Read that again, in context, and then tell me what it's got to do with rockets flying to the moon.

They wont get through the firmament.

Has anyone told you that the Bible's not a science textbook?
Many people use poetry, or analogy to describe God's creation; that doesn't mean it is literal fact.

No - So why does it reveal the truth ?

 

[Apple Sky]

The fact that they have been regularly going into space demonstrates that your understanding of "firmament" is completely wrong

So your more or less denying Gods words.

 

[prodromos]

So your more or less denying Gods words.

No, only your flawed interpretation.

 

[Strong in Him]

I don't think so.

Sorry, but given a choice between what you think and what other people know, have observed and experienced, I know which I trust.

No - So why does it reveal the truth ?

Just because something's a poem does not mean it is fiction.

There are many poems which describe real events; our poet Laureates write poems for royal anniversaries, weddings and coronations. There are poems like "The charge of the light brigade", about the Crimean war. Wilfred Owen, and others, wrote war poems - poems about factual events.
In the Bible, the Psalmists write about the exodus, God parting the red sea and so on.

All these things - the exodus, the wars, coronations etc happened and there are many accounts written in prose. Some people also decided to express their thoughts in poetry.
The events behind them may be perfectly true, but it doesn't mean that every word is a factual description.
That's not what poetry is; it's a different genre to prose or a historical report.

So in the book of Exodus, Moses said "by the blast of your nostrils the waters piled up, the surging waters stood upright as a wall", Exodus 15:8.
That doesn't mean that the Lord literally has nostrils (because he is Spirit) nor that he snorted down them. In the previous chapter Moses says "all night long the Lord drove back the waters with a mighty East wind", Exodus 14:21.
Did Moses contradict himself? No. The poem in chapter 15 is a way of describing and expressing what happened in chapter 14; the factual event.
In the Psalms, David says that God has pitched a tent for the sun, which emerges from it like a bridegroom. Does that mean that the sun lives in a canvas tent in the sky and comes out every morning dressed in top hat and tails? No; he is saying that the sun comes up every morning and fills the whole earth with its warmth.