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Which is not the firmament of the heavens. Post #270 shows why this is flatly wrong. No, He tells us what He put in the "firmament of the heavens." Not the firmament. What He said was this: Then God blessed them, and God said to them, “Be fruitful and multiply; fill the earth and subdue...

By faith the harlot Rahab did not perish with those who did not believe, when she had received the spies with peace. - Hebrews 11:31 http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Hebrews11:31&version=NKJV

Non-sequitur.

Saying it doesn't make it so. No one has ever claimed otherwise.

Wrong. They are in "the firmament of the heavens." Not "the firmament called heaven" Yes, we agree. BECAUSE: Space didn't need to be created, because there was nothing there to begin with! Then God put lights in the firmament of the heavens, firmly, figuratively, setting them in the sky. You...

Saying it doesn't make it so. So do we. Nope. The firmament that divided the waters was named Heaven, then the dry portion of it was called earth, and the waters on top of it were called seas. The sun, moon, and stars are in the firmament of the heavens, not in the crust of the earth...

It's not sharing the idea. It's sharing ACCESS to that idea. You do not have the right to take my idea and claim it as your own. I have the right to restrict access to my idea to only those who pay for it. If someone gains access to my idea without paying for it, it's called theft, because it's...

How about the people who aren't greedy and selfish, but just want to provide for themselves and their family? Imagine two men alone on an island. They could offer their services (perhaps one is a good builder, while the other is a good cook) to one another willingly. But that only works if...

Your premise is wrong. If someone buys a book, they buy a licence to read that book. The author of the book owns the rights to produce that book, without anyone being able to copy his work and claim it as his own, because that would be theft, of not only the book that was produced, but also of...

Then why did Moses not just use "firmament" throughout the entire chapter? Instead, he used "firmament" the first five times, and then "firmament of the heavens" the last four times. And he even made more of a distinction by using them ONLY on two separate occasions, the "firmament" he only...

So if a man comes up with an idea for something that no one else has thought of yet, he cannot sell access to his idea to provide for his family? How is that greedy?

As an "unjabbed," I can vouch for this!

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As Derf pointed out, the Hebrew midwives (God's people) lied to Pharaoh, and He blessed them for it.

Or, as Peter put it: For this they willfully forget: that by the word of God the heavens were of old, and the earth standing out of water and in the water,by which the world that then existed perished, being flooded with water. - 2 Peter 3:5-6...

Had Adam not sinned, it stands to reason that he and his descendants would have been able to maintain the garden, which probably could have slowed its growth. Remember, God said don't eat of it, not "don't touch." I don't know much about tree maintenance, especially for a tree with that big of...

From below the crust of the earth. No canopy could hold that much water without all life on earth boiling from the resulting temperatures. You're confusing the two (yes, two) firmaments in Genesis 1. The "firmament" called "Heaven(s)" and the "firmament of the heavens." Also worth noting...

Correct. The energy is converted into motion, enough energy was released to send about 3% of the earth's original total mass into space. I recommend going through this article on kgov.com: https://kgov.com/hydroplate-theory-heat-problem-walt-brown It wasn't floating, in any sense of the...

What you believe doesn't matter. Scripture says that the waters above the firmament became "Seas." You're disagreeing with scripture at this point.

It's not. We don't have to. We know that sound travels at different speeds throughout different materials. That's how it was measured. Not what I said. Temperature and pressure (among other factors) determines the state of any fluid. We're talking about supercritical fluids, not just...