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The Sun & The Moon Proves Flat Earth

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Gr8Believer1 year ago

The Earth is stationary and cannot be made to move. The devil took Jesus to a high elevation and showed him all the Kingdoms of the world. How is this possible on a ball earth?

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DeborahDodson11 year ago

They use an orange to depict the Sun & a Cantaloupe for the Moon.

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HaSeBa1 year ago

Shalom amen. Blessing that which was given to you of above. Was there for signs and wonder The moon, which came first Has a light His light had an objective To clothe himself with darkness This process required blood Set the moon turn red And HE bLED It is the perfect image of the son of God Who stepped down Clothe himself in blood For my shit boring mY deceit Only for the stone to be rolled away, declaring me righteous And when he returns He will be known As the as SUN of righteousness gOOd reptiles NO MAttER

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Chris Rosa1 year ago

This becomes explainable when you accept the moon is fake. It is a planetary stabilizer and an impenetrable observation station. Put where it is to do what it does.

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Solar Heavy1 year ago

Solar Heavy - Stargazing

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The Dark Knight1 year ago

Indeed. I’d add Polaris being above the North Pole for thousands of years seems quite impossible on a spinning ball in a spinning wheel scenario. The exact same size? The exact same face? (Never changing or even off by a fraction in 100 years) quite unbelievable

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JACK MEHOFF1 year ago

@saanyhall

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Santana🍃1 year ago

An eclipse last a couple min dumb

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𝑀𝐴𝑆𝐸®1 year ago

The sun & moon are local, way closer than we’re told.

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Chirpy Bird1 year ago

Yes, a lunar eclipse is a real astronomical event! It occurs when the Earth passes between the Moon and the Sun, casting a shadow on the Moon. This can only happen during a full moon when the Moon is on the opposite side of Earth from the Sun. The Earth's shadow gradually covers the Moon, often giving it a reddish hue due to sunlight filtering through Earth's atmosphere—sometimes called a "blood moon." There are three main types: total, partial, and penumbral, depending on how much of the Moon enters Earth's shadow. Pretty cool, right? Have you ever seen one?

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