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- What are you, JW? Jehovah isn't even a word; the correct spelling is j·hveh (where the dot is a central vowel) which is the imperfect masculine third-person verb "he gets" or "he'll get".
- Holy Writ is any religion's book. Yes, there are a few facts and history like any novel or comic book but it doesn't say what man already didn't know. Its predictions were antedated and sent to foreigners who didn't know any better and couldn't even say the names within.
- The NT's savior says nobody has seen the god and lived, but that contradicts OT's elders of Israel and Levite priests who saw the face of j·hveh on Mounts Sinai and Moria, and weren't incinerated.
- "goddles" is my translation of -elohijm, the plural of -elah, frequentative of -èl. b·nei ha-elohijm.
- He hangs the earth upon nothing doesn't mean the earth wasn't flat; it means they mistook north for up and saw nothing between the north star and earth; rather earth hangs upon sun by gravity. Google "ancient cosmology" for how they saw the earth. It was rather small so of course they didn't know about America, Australia, Asia orientalis, or Antarctica.
- Life is in mitokondria, not blood. Blood substitutes like fluorocarbons can keep someone alive. What's wrong with leeches? They save lives.
- "Circle" is properly "gird", the perimeter or horizòn which doesn't define dimensionality. There was a word for ball already, dur IIRC, but it wasn't in that verse. Don't you literally believe the sky is a bowl (firmament) that holds up the rain and stars?
- Odd, I couldn't find yokefellow on NET Bible, but that verse has true companion or yokefellow as masculine: A-VSM.
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