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Does God think they can sigh in Egypt, and He hear it some 47 billion miles away in real time?
Exodus 2:23 And it came to pass in process of time, that the king of Egypt died: and the children of Israel sighed by reason of the bondage, and they cried, and their cry came up unto God by reason of the bondage.
24 And God heard their groaning, and God remembered his covenant with Abraham, with Isaac, and with Jacob.
Since when does sound travel through space?
Did I not present Jacob's Ladder as a wormhole?
All you want me to do is repeat myself, don't you?
Are you expecting me to contradict myself or something?
OK, so you won't tell us if you still think those vast layers under the earth are the result of a giant cleanup effort after the flood, even though you jumped on a geology thread. How did all those layers, often more than two miles thick, form throughout the Earth complete with trillions of buried fossils, footprints, nests, sand dunes, animal burrows, etc.? None of that makes sense as a "giant cleanup after the flood".
Regarding the light from the distant stars, it now appears that you claim that the light just traveled faster, and has nothing to do with wormholes. Sorry, but the speed of light in a vacuum is known to be a constant. It is so reliably constant, that we now define the meter as the distance light travels in a vacuum in a designated fraction of a second. If the speed of light varies by many orders of magnitude, why would we use the speed of light to precisely define what we mean by a meter?
Your evidence? Fiction. You turn to the story of Jacob's ladder. Even if you think Genesis is a historical record--I don't--you have to admit that the story of Jacob's ladder is fiction. Genesis says it was a dream. By definition, dreams are fiction. So, even if Jacob really dreamed that angels traveled quickly to Earth from Heaven, that is not the same as saying it happened. And even if it happened, and angels went that fast, that does not say that light from all those stars can ignore the laws of nature and travel faster than the known speed of light.
And the book of Exodus? Fiction also.
But even if God, as recorded in Exodus, really did miraculously sense things far away much quicker than light can travel, that does not change the fact that the speed of light that humans observe is always constant.
Further, as I explain at
How Old is the Earth?, if light traveled faster in the past, that makes SN-1987A even older. For we know the size of the ring around SN-1987A by measuring how long light took to reach the outside of the ring from the center. It has a radius of 8 light-months. If light was traveling faster in those 8 months, then the ring must be even larger than we have calculated. If it is actually larger than our measurements show, then SN-1987A needs to be even further away to look so small from earth, and your problem gets worse. SN-1987A would be even older.
So no, you cannot evade the problem by claiming light traveled faster. The universe is old.