Look at chapter 38 . . .
Now here’s one that is absurd, look at verse 7, “When the morning stars sang together . . .”
Now let’s face it, stars don’t sing, right? I mean other than those out of Hollywood. Kind of strange that they call those people out of Hollywood stars, isn’t it? You ever wonder why they do that? I wonder if they are quoting a King James Bible when they get those people those people to sing and call them stars. I don’t imagine they can be mimicking a King James Bible, I doubt that.
Anyway, it says that the morning stars sang together when the Lord made the earth.
You know what science has ‘discovered’? – I like that term. They have discovered that all stars send out radio waves. Now they don’t do it all the time, they only do it periodically. And we have huge radio antennas to pick up radio waves from stars – we are pointing them at the stars – and when the radio waves come in, you know what a scientist will say? A SCIENTIST, THIS KING JAMES BIBLE BELIEVING SCIENTEST WILL SAY, “The stars are SINGING!”
That is their terminology for receiving radio waves from a star (which is not pure) – from a star out in space. They say that the stars are singing. Where do you think they got that from? They got it from the same Book we got it from – they got it from the same Book that God wrote – they got it from the same Book of the Creator that made them – They got it from the King James Bible.
Chapter 38 . . .
Look at verse 16, “Hast thou entered into the springs of the sea? . . .”
Now that’s a crazy one. Everyone knows that the sea is salt water, right? You know what the Bible said? The Bible said that the sea has springs in it. Now I’m not talking about bed springs, I’m talking about cold water springs. You know what science has since discovered, old Jacques Cousteau and crew? They have discovered that our seas are fed from at their bases by fresh water springs.
Now, you reckon that Job was a scuba diver? You think Job got out on his bathyscaphe or his Calypso, and gone down – you know – about 3 or 4 or 5 miles . . . you think he’d gone down there to the base of the sea and tasted the water? Do you think he’d done that? You think the writer of Job did that?
I think the writer of Job, when God said that there are springs in the sea, I think he said that’s the craziest thing I ever heard. But I’m going to do it. I’m going to write it. If You said write it, I’m going to write it.
Hasn’t God ever told you something that sounded crazy? Man, you haven’t lived.