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I trust what He says because He's trustworthy. But I don't know what He means exactly when He says He established the earth upon it's foundations, so that it will not totter forever and ever. Totter doesn't sound very good (as in unstable). I understand the sentiments behind His words as don't think you know a lot. As for Joshua and the sun standing still, I figure if God can make a universe, it's not logical to believe He can't stop the sun or make time stand still.
I invite you to compare the various translations of Psalm 104:5 He set the earth on its foundations, never to be moved.. I suggest the plain sense is abundantly clear.
We might consider the warning to Job, when we next put our faith in so-called modern cosmology.
If God can stop the sun, it means the sun was in motion. This is contrary to the heliocentric theory.
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