Who can explain following:

Obviously^TM Ezekiel saw a vision of a helter-skelter. Edited by Dr Adequate, : No reason given.

... i.e. before Ug the caveman proposed his famous theory: "Ug drop rock, rock fall down." You will recall that his chief critic, Ik, a Neanderthal, replied: "Gravity, him just theory."Ug showed him the thing with the rock again. "That just microfalling," said Ik. "Show me with rock so heavy no-one can lift it, then I believe you."

I don't know, that's the trouble with pre-history.The Ancient Greeks knew that the world was round and measured its circumference.Of course, they thought it was a sphere, but then your passage says "circle", so you can't complain. But it isn't. Reading the passage as "the earth is suspended, and what it's suspended from is nothing",as you seem to, makes a nonsense out of it. Try reading it as "is not suspended from anything."In which case, again I refer you to the ancient Greeks. Aristotle would have said the same. So would Aristarchus of Samos, who was a heliocentrist to boot. Which isn't actually true. And if the Bible contained the formula F = m₁m₂/r² then I would be duly impressed --- at the acumen of the Jews.Newton, after all, did not acquire his theory by miraculous means.But it takes neither a miracle nor knowledge of Newton's theory, or Einstein's for that matter, to know that the earth is not flat.Edited by Dr Adequate, : No reason given.