The inner and outer planets have elliptical orbits because they orbit the Earth-sun binary system. Binary system? That's cool, there's one of those in Star Wars, right? Tatooine? Binary sunset?
Inner and Outer Planets
Science Needs Faith
A lot of people are involved in the science vs. faith debate. This is rather ironic since what they refer to as "science" is a sad parody called mainstream science (SciPop) which requires just as much faith as any religion does.
DPMS – Axiom III
Since the time of Galileo the words star and sun have been used as synonyms. Synonymy is one of the ruling atheist deities. It's how popular science (SciPop) gets you to believe that the Earth is insignificant.
December 26th
The enormous crowd may be more familiar to us as a great multitude, and the terrible persecution is where we find the phrase "great tribulation." They stand before the throne on the sea of glass.
December 25th
It's Christmas Day when we look to Jesus and the promises of what is coming for those who believe. We ponder heavenly things including what the sea of glass may really be.
The Star of Bethlehem
As far-fetched as it may seem that the angelic host visited Bethlehem on the night of Jesus birth riding on a section of the brightly shining crystalline firmament, we shouldn't be surprised.
Rolled Together as a Scroll
Is the phrase "the heavens shall be rolled together as a scroll" flowery poetic language or accurate physics? If the firmament is a rigid sphere of crystal on the edge of space, it's accurate physics.
October 26th
We use multiple lines of investigation including scripture, empirical observations, theoretical models, and physical evidence to deduce the presence of a sphere of crystal on the edge of space.
September 24th
It's possible that a section of the Firmament, a sphere of rigid crystal on the edge of space, may have been used to transport the host of Heaven to Earth for the birth of Jesus.
Firmament 2
And God said, Let there be lights in the firmament of the heaven to divide the day from the night; and let them be for signs, and for seasons, and for days, and years: