Rob Skiba challenges Doug Hamp and Jim Wilhelmsen’s take on Isaiah 40:22 FYTube



Some are trying to tell us that the Hebrew word “khug” in Isaiah 40:22 should be understood to mean “to revolve” (and by implication to orbit). I cannot disagree more.

Here is the full, unedited version of the WLC video clip I used –
“Flat Earth: Jesuits & the Global Conspiracy!”


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  1. One things that Isaiah 40:22 most certainly does is to knock out from under the claim that, as per Numbers 13:33, we can conduct some sort of one-to-one ratio calculation in order to figure out how tall Nephilim were based on a reference to grasshoppers. If we can do that then we can figure out how tall God is since Isaiah 40:22 contains a reference to grasshoppers in comparison to God. Clearly, since the latter is symbolic then we interpret the Bible via that Bible and take the former statement symbolically—like when we stand on a building, look down and say “Hey, those people look like ants.”

  2. And I shall send a STRONG delusion, that those whom profess to be mine truly are not. You can not find truth if you truly do not want truth. The Bible is quite literal on all matters, but not the FIXED AND IMMOVABLE EARTH HE PLACED ON PILARS? Does God find it comfortable resting his feet on a spinning whirling ball?

  3. Keep up your good work Rob. Know that you are in my prayers. Doug, bless his heart, is seeing with one eye open. If you want to see the "Reeling", you simply have to look at the movement of the Jet Stream over a flat earth model.

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