So the moon is a light, just like the sun is a light, yet the moon has a cool light that is cooler in its light than in its shade. Where the sun is warmer in its light than in its shade.
So when people say, the moon is the reflection of the sun, how can that be? Of course in Genesis there is no mention of the moon being a reflection of the sun, no, the moon is a great light, the lesser of the two great lights, where the sun is the greater of the two and the moon is the lesser of the two.
The stars are lights too. People have taken there strong cameras and you see the star as something that looks like liquid energy of sorts.
Since the moon is a light, is that why there is a picture of the mirrored ancient earth. Why do I say a picture of the mirrored ancient earth? Well, we heard of an ancient land called, Lumera, well Lumera is pictured in the moon markings.
So the a picture of ancient earth is pictured on the moon, which is a light and not terra firma. Let the so called scientist say what they will, but can they explain the two different lights of the sun and the moon? How the moon is cooler in it's light than in its shade and how the sun is warmer in its light than in its shade.
As in a picture, the image causes a moment frozen in time.
Like looking at an movie from the 90's, all main actors are young and strong, but things change over time, like Lumera disappearing from our sight.
Actors get old and some have died already from the 90's, but in that VHS tape the actors are locked in that time and don't grow old in that movie, well until you look at another video that states the actors then and now.
Yes I do like going over the old movies, a time when things are different then they are now.
Let's end with a scripture, as it is written, A little city, and few men within it; and there came a great king against it, and besieged it, and built great bulwarks against it: Now there was found in it a poor wise man, and he by his wisdom delivered the city; yet no man remembered that same poor man. Ecclesiastes 9:14-15.
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Image is mine, taken with my Samsung Galaxy Note 9.