That's a conversation between Elihu and Job, not "YHWH" and job, show me a verse that says that Elihu had the spirit of God on him when he spoke those things.
So we can take what Elihu says as untrue?
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That's a conversation between Elihu and Job, not "YHWH" and job, show me a verse that says that Elihu had the spirit of God on him when he spoke those things.
So we can take what Elihu says as untrue?
Job is a tough book to handle; and is Hebrew poetry to boot.Job 37: 18 disagrees with you, claiming that the sky is "strong", or "hard", depending on the translation.
Light is not metaphorical in Genesis.This is an argument for the term "light" being meant as metaphorical in Genesis.
Is Elihu's opinion the infallible word of God? Of course not, only what YHWH said is the infallible word of God, and what was said/written by people whom had the Holy Spirit upon them.
No, it isn't.The word in this instance is "astēr",
Light is not metaphorical in Genesis.
The light in question is visible energy in the electromagnetic spectrum, hitting the moon and reflecting to earth.
No, it isn't.
Revelation 8:10 And the third angel sounded, and there fell a great star from heaven, burning as it were a lamp, and it fell upon the third part of the rivers, and upon the fountains of waters;
If you see "aster" in that passage, you either need glasses or a better monitor.
My personal opinion is that God used the Catholic church to put Galileo under house arrest.Also, would this mean that you believe the trial and imprisonment of Galileo for heresy to be unjust, and based on the Church's misunderstanding of the Bible?
Where the original Greek differs from the KJB, the original Greek is wrong.That's the English translation. "Aster" is the word in the original Greek.
No, I do not believe the theory of evolution by natural selection is the only scientific theory or concept which is at odds with a literal reading of the Bible.Anyway, again, we're getting off track. Could you answer the questions in post #23, please?
My personal opinion is that God used the Catholic church to put Galileo under house arrest.
Free from outside interference, Galileo was able to finish two of his most important works.
Thank you. I think that is probably the statement which most helps me to start to answer the questions posed in the OP.Where the original Greek differs from the KJB, the original Greek is wrong.
No, I do not believe the theory of evolution by natural selection is the only scientific theory or concept which is at odds with a literal reading of the Bible.
The seven or so theories as to how we got our moon are all wrong.
No, that is not accurate.To be clear - you believe that God deliberately made the Church misinterpret the Bible for centuries in order to imprison one man for several years so that he could publish some scientific works free from interference? Is that accurate?
No, that is not accurate.
Why are you blaming the Church for this, when geocentrism is basically a scientific observation?
No, I do not believe the theory of evolution by natural selection is the only scientific theory or concept which is at odds with a literal reading of the Bible.
The seven or so theories as to how we got our moon are all wrong.
Science today has one major [unspoken] agenda: to sterilize every jot and tittle of the Bible.
The Big Bang theory is diametrically opposed to a literal six-day creation.Interesting, thank you. Any more?