BilliardsBall
Veteran Member
You are still avoiding my question, and you have very short-term memory.
When I talk about God don't know anything about nature or about the science of nature, I brought to the book of Job, YOU were the one about God knowing the Earth's circumference.
Since I was talking about Job, and you brought up the earth's circumference, so naturally I had assumed that you were talking about the passage in Job 38:4-5.
Although I quoted both verses, i was more interested in verse 38:5 than I am with 38:4, because it is the only time God brought up "dimensions" and "measured it".
My point to you, is that god never reveal actual dimensions, like how how many miles or kilometres is the Earth's circumference. I have asked you that God never really given any answer in Job, that he just bragging of things that he didn't know.
All God ever did, in 4 whole chapters, from 38 to 41, was rants and brags about thing he know or could do that Job didn't know or couldn't do?
None of the passages were valuable in knowledge, none of them were explanations. He doesn't explain what he know or how he know.
You mostly evade my question as to what god know about the circumference of the Earth, that you have claimed God knew about. And when you did answer my question, you stated God hides knowledge from men.
That's a weak excuse, and in complete contradiction to your claim that god know the answer as to the Earth's circumference.
So my question remain the same to you -
Did God really know the circumference or did you make this claim up?
Stop beating around the bush, and just answer the above question.
I agree. God told Job He had measured the Earth but did NOT tell Job it's circumference using any math or numbers.
So, let's say God told Job, "Look what I know? The Earth's circumference is approximately 24,901 miles, Job!"
Job's responses would include:
1) Wow, how did you know?
2) What is a mile?
3) What do you mean by "circumference"?
4) What does the word "approximate" mean?
and finally, 5) I must agree with you, God, since I know of no man who has walked round the Earth and measured it.
Job was likely written hundreds of years before the Greek shadow experiments.
But I think your point is a little different . . . I think you are saying it would be awesome if God put the equivalent of 24,901 miles in the Bible as in the Hebrew, so that people like us in the modern era could totally believe the Bible . . .
To which I'd answer . . . there's a lot of cool stuff JUST like the above in "The Bible codes" of Bible numerics and just like the rest of the Bible, it requires open-minded, thorough investigation, not scoffing. The Bible isn't designed for EVERYONE to be saved. It is WELL designed for scoffers to go to Hell and the open-minded to receive Jesus as Savior. Did not Jesus say, "Seek truth and find me!"?