Where's the Edge??

Yes, so let's take the Bible literally now.

Not to mention I'm looking at a Bible RIGHT NOW, and the very first one does not even mention the earth, and the second is metaphorical and supposed to represent a great distance.

So, um, yeah. This immediately is inaccurate and stupid. Don't quote the Bible out of context to prove wrong things right.

First of all, I don't know what kind of Bible you're "looking at," but it's probably not the Westminster Leningrad Codex . . . and I doubt you read Hebrew, anyway. Second of all, I produce these memes to raise awareness per my personal convictions; not to debate with condescending egotists like you.

And while we're at it Big Guy/Gal, where do you smart alecks come off telling people not to quote the Bible? Like that's going to hinder me or make me think twice about it. Go play in your own sandbox, whiny pants. SMH

Quoting the Bible out of context to try and prove an incorrect point correct is really, really dumb. because not only does it show that you're flat-earth (which there is so much natural science to prove otherwise it's not even funny), you're also probably creationist (which again, o much evidence it's not even funny). And while I am willing to debate any and all reasons you have for this reasoning, I have no time for some who will quote the bible out of context to make themselves right.

The bible was not written to be taken literally 100% of the time. There is metaphor, and simile, as there is in every other piece of writing that exists. for example, Deut 28:49 does not literally mean that there is an edge to the earth; rather, that the enemies will come from a great distance to destroy the Israelites.

I don't have to read Hebrew to look at a Bible and know that you're logic is incredibly screwed up. I know that there are some modern translation errors that come up (Jesus having brothers is one that drives me crazy), but you can't use that as an excuse to say that simile doesn't apply in the bible.

On a final note, if you're looking at a specific bible, I think you're going to have some problems, because there are so many different translations, there is no good way to quote bible verses accurately. I have no beef against you quoting out of that bible, but consider that anyone not using that bible is going to have a hard time looking up your verses.

(A) You don't have time for someone who will quote the Bible out of context and you're willing to debate blah blah blah? Did it occur to you I don't care to have any conversation with you whatsoever and never solicited your inane comments to begin with, much less requested your time?

(B) A "specific Bible"? The WLC is the oldest complete manuscript of the Hebrew Bible and the Hebrew template that every English Bible conceivably exists by and descends from. It's not some random translation. (How old are you anyway?) To rely on and espouse English translations without resourcing the original Hebrew is like trying to identify a criminal without obtaining or analyzing his glaring fingerprints. How stupid can one get?

(C) For my already five-steps-ahead explanation as to my inclusions and exclusions concerning the "ends of the earth" in the KJV, please see the near identical exchange between the honorable james3v6 and me below; honorable because he had enough sense and dignity to admit his oversight. You? I dare say. Now please be on your way, as I will "debate" nothing when it comes to your brainwashing vs. my mental clarity over the fake moon landings and the actual "universe" that we're, quite frankly (and quite literally), swimming in.

You got a Bible? A Strong's Concordance? A Hebrew lexicon or two? You read Hebrew? Familiar with Greek? Have you got an Interlinear at the very least? Got a good brain? Do your eyes work? Good! Then you go figure it out, James, like I did. I don't have time to do my homework and yours, too.

FYI: for the very reasons you listed, I deliberately left out every reference that I even remotely speculated might have meant "extremity," "whole earth," "hidden place," etc. and narrowed it down to clear applications concerning actual corners or edges/borders, as far as I can humanly discern. It never ceases to amaze me. You people will capitalize on one word "circle" in Isaiah 40, blow it up like a car lot Gumby, and try to force "sphere" out of it, but if I list 34 Bible verses that clearly connote a border, edge, corner, or some sort of lateral projection, you think to call me out on it and suggest I'm askew in my interpretation. SMH

Good catch. I didn't even read through the whole list. I had that comment on another meme and copied and pasted it.
He who answers a matter before he hears it, it is a folly and a shame to him. I'm pretty foolish right now. But I also admit when I'm wrong.

Good guy.