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Pastor Mike Winger tells why those Bible verses that some people use to support a #flatearth cosmology don't mean what they think they mean.

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This is very lovingly worded. He uses bible history context and Hebrew definitions here. No matter your camp it’s worth a listen to hear how we can speak that doesn’t use verbiage that is condescending or calling anyone uneducated. Always remember that we aren’t called to understand all the complexities of creation but we do need to know how to watch the sun moon and stars for the moedim which allows us to give grace and kindness to people we love who believe either round or flat.

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Shalom brother. Thanks for sharing this. I have come to understand what the Bible describes as creation and think it really does help make sense of lots of things in scripture. Like the tower of Babel, Jacobs ladder, people being taken "up" in the spirit, Paul's vision of New Jerusalem in the third heaven, where New Jerusalem comes from to kick of the millennium and how every eye shall see it, and also Hebrews speaking of Yeshua passing through the heavens plural to enter the most high's throne room. For me it makes perfect sense. It would also help if we still had the testaments of the 12 patriarchs (Levi in particular) and Enoch still in our Bibles. These go into great detail about the creation model. Ultimately, what we do with the word and the Messiah is what counts but in my personal walk, understanding biblical cosmology has been a great blessing. Love to you brother. Shalom and blessings. ?

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