The bible plainly states( pun intended) that the earth is a stationary plane.

I will start by addressing Descriptive v Prescriptive text, and then I will explain the meaning of the text if it were literal. Next, I will explain the meaning of the text if it were (and likely is) metaphorical. Rebuttal: Biblical TextsThe biblical text that Pro shows us falls under two errors of interpretation. The first is that this text is descriptive, not prescriptive. This text isn't text from God saying he specifically made the world flat or stationary, but is instead the writers view of God. If they believe the world is stationary, they would therefore view God as the one who made the world stationary. So this text doesn't mean the Bible says the world is stationary, but that the writers did. To prove the Bible specifically promotes a stationary earth theory, Pro must show prescriptive text. Not descriptive. The second error of interpretation is semantically in nature. The Earth may very well be stationary, but still move. The Earth is stationary as it stays within a perfect orbit. It circles the Sun, following the same orbit year after year. It never leaves that orbit. It can't be moved from that orbit (as the text seems focused on the ability to move it, and not on whether it's moving {e. i. "immovable" instead of "moving". }) It's orbit never changes or shifts. It doesn't shift inwards or outsides. It is stuck in place by the Sun. Therefore, the Bible is saying that the Earth does not budge from it's orbit, firmly set around the sun. The Earth can not be moved by people, a meaning which correlates better when you read the actual text. A look at other versions of these text shows us a more accurate view of the meaning. The text as Pro shows is nearly deceptive in nature. Psalm 93:1The Lord reigns, he is robed in majesty;the Lord is robed in majesty and armed with strength;indeed, the world is established, firm and secure. Psalm 96:10Say among the nations, “The Lord reigns. ”The world is firmly established, it cannot be moved;he will judge the peoples with equity. The world can not be made to move. .. Not that it doesn't move. It is established like how a bull may charge forward, and yet it can not be moved once it begins charging. .. That bull is established and secure. As for Pro's last text, it's a complete lie. Such text does not exist. Isaiah 45:18 say:For this is what the Lord says—he who created the heavens, he is God;he who fashioned and made the earth, he founded it;he did not create it to be empty, but formed it to be inhabited—he says:“I am the Lord, and there is no other. Pro's text only show an opinion of God. .. An opinion that is accurate in that we can not move the Earth, literally or metaphorically. It's position. .. It's orbit. .. is secure and established, as are it's laws of nature and the rules set for it (which is more akin to the meaning of the text. )Conclusion: Pro's text is descriptive text, not prescriptive. Even then, the text uses terms that imply human's ability to make the Earth move, not terms that imply it is not already moving. More so, the meaning of the text is that human's can not command the Earth. .. They have no power over God's creation. .. His creation is established and secure. Not stationary.