THE MOON (Part I)

 

A critical component of the heliocentric myth is the absurd suggestion that the moon is a solid body and that moonlight is reflected sunlight. Nothing could be further from the truth. The Holy Bible clearly refers to both the sun and the moon as two distinct luminaries or lights. Genesis 1:14–19 states (in Latin followed by Early Modern English), verse 16 being highlighted:

* 14 Dixit autem Deus : Fiant luminaria in firmamento caeli, & diuidiant diem ac noctem, & ſint ‖ in ſigna & tempora, & dies & annos : * 15 vt luceant in firmamento caeli, & illuminent terram. Et factum eſt ita. * 16 Fecitq. Deus duo luminaria magna : luminare maius, vt praeeſſet diei : & luminare minus, vt praeeſſet nocti : & ſtellas. * 17 Et poſuit eas in firmamento caeli, vt lucerent ſuper terram, * 18 & praeeſſent diei ac nocti, & diuiderent lucem ac tenebras. Et vidit Deus quod effet bonum. * 19 Et factum eſt veſpere & mane, dies quartus. ‖Pſ.i35.b.7
— liber genesis, hebraice beresith, i: 14–19, Biblia Sacra, Vvlgatae Editionis (1598 A.D.)1

† 14 Againe God ſaid : Be there lightes made in the firmament of heauen, to diuide the day & the night, and let them be ⸬ for ſignes & ſeaſons, and dayes and yeares : † 15 to ſhine in the firmament of heauen, & to giue light vpon the earth. And it was ſo done. † 16 And God made " two ⸬ great lights : a greater light, to gouerne the day : and a leſſer light to gouerne the night : and ſtarres. † 17 And he ſet them in the firmament of heauen, to ſhine vpon the earth. † 18 and to gouerne the day and the night, and to diuide the light & the darkenes. And God ſawe that it was good. 19 And there was euening and morning that made the fourth day.
⸬ The lights made the firſt day are diſpoſed the fourth day in their proper courſes for more diſtinction of times. S. Dionyſ. ca.4. de diuin. nom. S. Tho. p.i. q.67.a.4. & q.70.a.2.
⸬ The Sũne & Moone : for though the Moone be the leaſt viſible ſtarre except Mercurie, yet it geueth more light on earth by reaſon it is nerer,2 and ſo Moyſes ſpeaketh according to the vulgar capacitie and uſe of things. S. Aug. li.2 de Gen ad lit. ca.16.
— the booke of genesis, in hebrew beresith, i: 14–19, Holie Bible, Doway-Rhemes Edition (1582, 1609, 1610 A.D.)3,4,5

Whereas the moon (just like the sun) is an independent light or energy source that is set in the solid firmament (see our webpage titled, Part C: Bible Verses Confirming Planar Earth Geocentrism under the SCRIPTURE folder, specifically section V. There Is a Protective and Impenetrable Dome Firmament Above the Earth’s Atmosphere), it follows that the moon is just as inaccessible as the sun. Hence, alleged travel to the moon from the earth is obviated by the underlying physical nature of the moon not to mention its dynamical residence within the impenetrable firmament.

Reader, certain experiments with moonlight confirm that moonlight is not reflected sunlight; rather, moonlight is a unique entity possessing characteristics completely different than sunlight or reflected sunlight. A future post on this blog will address one of those characteristics.

For further information on the impossibility of extraterrestrial travel, see our webpage titled, Nota Bene: The Fallacy of Spheroidal Earth Geocentrism.


— FINIS —


UPDATE May 1, 2024: PLANE GEODESY has undertaken a project to provide a highly readable transcription of The Apocalypse of Saint John the Apostle from the 1582 Rheims New Testament. Check it out. See Blog C: The Apocalypse of Saint John the Apostle.


  1. BIBLIA SACRA VVLGATAE EDITIONIS, SIXTI V.P.M. IVSSV recognita atque edita. ROMAE. Ex Typographia Vaticana. M. D. XCVIII.↩️

  2. Under the planar earth model, the relative proximity of all astronomical entities is under worldwide investigation; it has been determined however, that both the sun and the moon are essentially equal in size and are equidistant from earth, both being much smaller but much closer to earth than modern astronomy would have us believe.↩️

  3. THE NEVV TESTAMENT OF IESVS CHRIST, TRANSLATED FAITHFVLLY INTO ENGLISH, out of the authentical Latin, according to the beſt corrected copies of the ſame, diligently conferred vvith the Greeke and other editions in diuers languages: Vvith Argvments of bookes and chapters, Annotations, and other neceſſarie helpes, for the better vnderſtanding of the text, and ſpecially for the diſcouerie of the Corrvptions of diuers late tranſlations, and for cleering the Controversies in religion, of theſe daies: In the English College of Rhemes. PRINTED AT RHEMES, by Iohn Fogny. 1582.↩️

  4. THE HOLIE BIBLE FAITHFVLLY TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH, OVT OF THE AVTHENTICAL LATIN. Diligently conferred with the Hebrew, Greeke, and other Editions in diuers languages. With Argvments of the Bookes, and Chapters: Annotations: Tables: and other helpes, for better vnderſtanding of the text: for diſcouerie of Corrvptions in ſome late tranſlations: and for clearing Controversies in Religion. By the English College of Doway. Printed at Doway by Lavrence Kellam, at the ſigne of the holie Lambe. M. DC. IX.↩️

  5. THE SECOND TOME OF THE HOLIE BIBLE FAITHFVLLY TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH, OVT OF THE AVTHENTICAL LATIN. Diligently conferred with the Hebrew, Greeke, and other Editions in diuers languages. With Argvments of the Bookes, and Chapters: Annotations: Tables: and other helpes, for better vnderſtanding of the text: for diſcouerie of Corrvptions in ſome late tranſlations: and for clearing Controversies in Religion. By the English College of Doway. Printed at Doway by Lavrence Kellam, at the ſigne of the holie Lambe. M. DC. X.↩️

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