Ad hominem. A fallacy in logical reasoning. Attack the person rather than the argument. This is the first of your fallacies in logical reasoning. I see now you have made more errors in logical reasoning.
Dude, you avoided every question I asked you, now you're pointing the finger. You also made fun of what I posted, without even taking a look at it. Don't talk to me about logic. I'm not your enemy.

"And it came to pass that there were thunderings and lightnings". Seems like our blood system is in the image of lightning, one of the ways God manifested himself. Not such a bad argument, unless you believe we were created by lightning, which has been theorised. Still doesn't make a whole lot of sense.

"And mount Sinai was altogether on a smoke, because the Lord descended upon it in fire:
and the smoke thereof ascended as the smoke of a furnace," Another manifestation of God, that directly parallels the hub of the human nervous system, which is linked strongly with electricity. Again, in the image of a manifestation of God. I suppose it could be theorised that billows of smoke were part of the evolutionary process, and our body decided to evolve that way on its own but again, its directly in the image. Looks like God's Word is onto something.

Now this ones mindboggling. Forget the chicken and the egg, which came first? The ear or the trumpet? You could argue that several thousand years ago, someone dissected a human head, and designed the trumpet in its image. Its possible. You could argue these images have been selectively chosen. That's fine if you overlook the indications that the Bible was divinely inspired by an all knowing being, one of the least reasons being the tremendous mathematical patterns discovered within it.
I think it more likely we were designed in God's image. Sorry if that's scary.