Category: Scientific Facts in the Bible

Astronomy Circuit of the Sun and its Orbit In Psalms 19- The Bible depicts the sun having an orbit within the heavens. At one time this used to be dismissed as the sun orbiting the earth, but in light of the context of the scripture it can clearly be shown as a recent scientific fact.…

The Pleiades Constellation The constellation of Pleiades is mentioned in the book of Job. ‘Can you bind the cluster of Pleiades?’ This cluster of 250 star is actually bound together moving the same direction at the same pace, they are literally ‘bound’ together. An amazing astronomical fact that we could not have possibly known without…

Constellation and Orion’s Belt In the book of Job, God implicitly asks Job, can you lose the belt of Orion. This is yet another statement of scientific fact when examine the facts more closely. Astronomers have only recently discovered that the belt of Orion, these 3 stars are each moving in opposite directions from each…

Number of Stars in the Sky What is the number of stars in the night sky? The number of observable stars in the night sky that can be counted with the naked eye reach to about 8,000 (4,000 observable in either hemisphere). However, the number of stars in the bible compares their quantity to that…

Scientific Facts in the Bible – Astronomy – Heavens Stretch Out The Heavens Stretch Out – Expand of the Universe Cosmologists have discovered that the universe is expanding using celestial observations in space and from looking at other galaxies, and indeed the heavens stretch out. This phenomenon is also mentioned in the bible over 17…

Scientific Facts in the Bible – Astronomy – Earth Hangs in Space The Earth Hangs in Space Written Approx. 3000 B.C the book of Job exclaims that the Earth is hung upon nothing, or that the earth hangs in space. All the cultures around the world believed the earth was hung on different mythological beasts.…

Scientific Facts in the Bible – Astronomy – Arcturus The Arcturus – Bootes Constellation The constellation of Arcturus is a star 26 times the radius of the sun, racing at speeds 256 Miles per second through our galaxy. A “star under control” according to Newton has a velocity no more then 25 mi/sec, yet Arcturus…