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  1. sandy whitelinger

    A "Deep" Question

    So So the Bible is fuzzy.
  2. sandy whitelinger

    A "Deep" Question

    Right any the firmament separates the after waters above from the waters below, and the sun, the moon and the stars are there. It implies the waters are not in the firmament.
  3. sandy whitelinger

    A "Deep" Question

    Yet the Bible doesn't call it a dome and it says the birds fly in it. Your assumpton also presumes that the atmosphere is not the sky.
  4. sandy whitelinger

    A "Deep" Question

    I understand the cultural context. I find it irrelevant. I follow the text.
  5. sandy whitelinger

    A "Deep" Question

    I'm not accepting that. It shuts too many doors to more profound meanings.
  6. sandy whitelinger

    A "Deep" Question

    Why does that sound stupid? Now the birds are supposed to fly in that solid dome.
  7. sandy whitelinger

    A "Deep" Question

    The heaven and the sky are two different things.
  8. sandy whitelinger

    A "Deep" Question

    I'm intrigued.
  9. sandy whitelinger

    A "Deep" Question

    So, are you suggesting the narrative started 6000 years ago?
  10. sandy whitelinger

    A "Deep" Question

    I'm questioning when the deep was formed and its location in the narrative. How does giving a presumed age help?
  11. sandy whitelinger

    A "Deep" Question

    I'm asking about the deep.
  12. sandy whitelinger

    A "Deep" Question

    And in your scenario did these waters already exist at the beginning of the story? If not there seems to be no mention of it a appearance. The formless and void earth of verse 2, when did that appear?
  13. sandy whitelinger

    A "Deep" Question

    Surely you can't use assumptions to prove an assumption.
  14. sandy whitelinger

    A "Deep" Question

    Doesn't address the op.
  15. sandy whitelinger

    A "Deep" Question

    So, in the beginning there was only the deep. Oh, and God.
  16. sandy whitelinger

    A "Deep" Question

    Thank you.
  17. sandy whitelinger

    A "Deep" Question

    ok, suppose that 1:1 is an introduction. Now let's start the story in verse 2. Um, they seemed to skip the creation of earth.
  18. sandy whitelinger

    A "Deep" Question

    Thank you. Where was it is located is what I'm asking though. Please pay attention.:)
  19. sandy whitelinger

    A "Deep" Question

    In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth. Next all of a sudden there is a deep and water. Was that part of heaven or earth or both?
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