Thank
you for your response.
Yes, if it was different, wouldn't Jesus
have told us.
He told us that he created everything in 6
days.
He made the heaven, the earth, the waters,
and light, on the first day
He made the firmament, the expanse of space,
which thus divided the waters, on the 2nd day.
He gathered the waters that were on the
earth into seas, the dry land appeared, while grass
& trees were brought forth, on the 3rd day.
So, by day 3, the earth was there, the dry
land had grass and trees, there were seas also, and an
open firmament/expanse of space.
However, nothing was in the
firmament/expanse of space yet.
Do people think that on the first day, when
Jesus made the earth, that it was spinning on its axis,
in the waters, with no space, sun, moon, or stars yet?
Do they then think that on the second day,
after he made the expanse of the firmament of space,
that
Jesus then started the already spinning earth to move in
a very large circle, 186 million miles in diameter,
in
that open firmament, while nothing else was there?
Do they think that on the 3rd day, on an
already spinning earth, that was also moving in a large
circle, he then gathered the waters into seas?
On the 4th day, Jesus made the sun, moon and
stars, and set them in the firmament of the expanse of
space.
So, either he made the sun to orbit the
earth at a specific radius of 93 million miles from the
earth,
or
he placed a stationary sun directly in the middle of the
circle that an already moving earth was circumventing,
while
at the same time it was already spinning on its axis
once per day.
For the earth to have already been moving in
an 186 million mile diameter circular pattern,
there
would have needed to be a strong gravitational force,
keeping a moving earth to travel in a circle, instead of
in a straight line.
It would have required a gravitational pull
like that of the sun, but the sun wasn't there yet for
two more days.
However, they at least concede that the moon
actually does move.
A child looks up to see a bird flying over
head, and they are told, yes, the bird is moving.
Then they see a plane moving through the
sky, and they are told, yes, the plane is moving,
Then they see the moon moving above, and
they are told, yes, the moon does move, but not like it
appears,
that
the moon doesn't go around the earth once per day, but
only once every 28 days.
Then they see the sun moving above, but they
are told, no, the sun does not move at all, only the
earth does.
How many of us were told that, when we were
children, and we believed what our teachers told us?
Then, later, when we finally read Genesis
chapter 1, did we have to do some sort of spiritual
gymnastics in our minds,
so
that we wouldn't have to come right out and call Jesus a
liar, since his word didn't agree with what we already
believed?