Lumi
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I don't really get what you're trying to say here.O rly?
I'm about to blow your mind, sit tight and read:
So it's like Waters | Firmament | Waters, agreed? If we take these few passages literally. Right? Good let's blow minds here:
Logic Lumie... use it. You said the Bible is very clear, and I agree. So here's your problem:
If the Heavens are the firmament (stated immediately above) which separates the waters, then the water below (on earth... the oceans and rivers and lakes) is separated by the Heavens (both the sky and space above), then water exists past the visible universe which is something we couldn't even detect since we have NEVER seen the "edge of the universe"... and never will. Space is expanding faster than light from the edge is travelling to reach us. If anything, it is more logical to assume that there is some water that our universe is floating in! Neato~
"Space is expanding faster than light from the edge is travelling to reach us." Where does it say this in the Bible?
Looks to be more "clear and pure" which to me is precisely what the Heavens appear to be to me... extraordinarily beautiful on a clear day, awe inspiring on a clear night...
...but you think Job is saying it's a mirror. This is why people think you're crazy homie.
"Hast thou with [God] spread out the sky, which is strong, and as a molten looking glass?" (Job 37:18)
The phrase “spread out” there is the Hebrew raqa, which means to beat or hammer out. The word “strong” is the Hebrew chazaq, which can mean strong, but can also mean firm or hard. The “molten looking glass” is a reference to a brass mirror. Job is a very old book, and at that time mirrors were not made from glass but from metal that was poured out, then beaten flat and polished."
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