3rdAngel
Well-Known Member
And once again you failed at geometry and geography. Even from the top of Everest you would see less than one tenth of a percent of the Earth's surface area. Nowhere near even the redefined world that you tried to use. That verse only applies to a flat Earth. Then of course there is the "circle of the Earth" verse which is even worse for you in its original Hebrew. That can only describe a flat Earth.
Try again.
Edit: Ironically you even claimed in effect that Jesus was not God and only cared about the small part of the world he knew of. Either way you end up losing this argument.
Not really. It is you who are seeking to twist the scriptures in order to make them say things they are not saying not me. There is no scripture to support flat earth and you know it. You really need to read more History and study up on your geography. There is nothing in the scripture you or your friend have provided that says the earth is flat. That is your assumption. As posted earlier he scripture only says he was taken to the highest part of a mountain and shown the kingdoms of the world. During Jesus’ time on earth (28–30 CE), the Roman Empire was at its prime, covering all of the known world at that time, from Lusitania (ie, Portugal) and North Africa in the west to Mesopotamia (ie, Iraq) in the east, including Judea, which, for nearly a century, had lain under the mastery of Rome, as well as Gaul (ie, France), Greece and Egypt, the both of them having lost their own renowned empires long before the Roman Republic. How this was shown to JESUS is not recorded.
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