In our firmament...where do asteroids come from?
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Well, glad you have mended your ways. Since you are in the tin foil hat club, I will let you in on the news. Word on the interwebs is tin foil is out, blue is in. It's widely believed (or maybe just 1 or 2 people) that blue paint will prevent the direct energy weapon from destroying your property and life. This may or may not be true, but research is on going, and a possible youtube video may confirm this latest development.
Something about project blue beam. I can tell you more, but I need some tin foil.
Something about project blue beam. I can tell you more, but I need some tin foil.
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Yes, there is no such thing as gravity.
The firmament is called the firmament because it's "FIRM." That's the proof.
That is what I have been told by a couple people that are into that theory. I'm not saying that is across the board a belief system. It is only a small representation of personal contacts.
I believe that the meteor showers occur like clockwork because they mark the time it takes those clusters of space debris to orbit, being pulled along their given path by gravity. As they hit the atmosphere upon entry, they burn from the friction of air. If there ever was a hard crust of ice separating inner space from outer space, it is long gone. Even that is nothing more than a theory of some creation scientists.
The firmament is called the firmament because it's "FIRM." That's the proof.
That is what I have been told by a couple people that are into that theory. I'm not saying that is across the board a belief system. It is only a small representation of personal contacts.
I believe that the meteor showers occur like clockwork because they mark the time it takes those clusters of space debris to orbit, being pulled along their given path by gravity. As they hit the atmosphere upon entry, they burn from the friction of air. If there ever was a hard crust of ice separating inner space from outer space, it is long gone. Even that is nothing more than a theory of some creation scientists.
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Yeah, gravity is a wonderment to be sure (if only we knew what causes it 
.. Colossians 1:17 perhaps?).
I know that a wet basketball can be dried off by spinning it. The Earth is spinning at an incredibly faster speed than my basketball does, and yet, we're all still here. Why?
God bless you!!
~Deuteronomy
p.s. - finally, is it possible that "firmament" is not the best translation of רָקִיעַ in Genesis 1:6 KJV It makes it sound like the Earth is surrounded by and our atmosphere contained within a giant plastic hamster ball
.. Colossians 1:17 perhaps?).I know that a wet basketball can be dried off by spinning it. The Earth is spinning at an incredibly faster speed than my basketball does, and yet, we're all still here. Why?
God bless you!!
~Deuteronomy
p.s. - finally, is it possible that "firmament" is not the best translation of רָקִיעַ in Genesis 1:6 KJV
It makes it sound like the Earth is surrounded by and our atmosphere contained within a giant plastic hamster ball
"And God said, Let there be a firmament in the midst of the waters, and let it divide the waters from the waters."
The firmament still divides the waters from the waters. The firmament is the gas space between the bodies of liquid water beneath the Earth's surface and the bodies of water vapor (mostly) above the Earth's surface. Today we call it sky.