There are contradictions in the Bible

Good luck in the rest! The 'circle of the earth' could mean one of two things, the earth is spherical or the earth is flat and circular. Given that there is a different word for 'sphere' I would say it means flat and circular. This could be reflective off the culture and science of the time, or this statement could be nothing more than a metaphorical device. Let me break this argument down.1. If it was flat and spherical, it contradicts with science. Science is superior to the Bible. How can an all-knowing God have inspired something in the Bible that was wrong? After all, "All scripture is given by the inspiration of God. "2. If it was spherical, then it contradicts the other verse because the other verse is giving a flat-earth. On a spherical surface, it is impossible to see the entire earth from a high point. If you want to say that it was magical or whatever, fine, then why did they have to go to the high place in the first place? Didn't that mean Jesus sinned by listening to Satan by allowing himself to be taken up into a high mountain? If you say that Satan only showed Jesus part of the Earth, then the other part is contradicted when it says, "ALL THE KINGDOMS OF THE EARTH"Jesus attempts to teach biology? First of all, the point of the parable is obviously not meant to teach these people biology. He's simply exaggerating elements to strengthen the allegorical significance of the parable. It's hyperbole. If my opponent would like me to give all the reasons He chose a mustard tree, I can go over them or we may move on. I understand the point wasn't to teach biology. If he is exaggerating or a hyperbole, why would he make a seemingly contradictory statement to what we know is true. More contradictions with science, mathematics and history 1. The Bible says the earth does NOT move! “The Lord is king. He is clothed wit majesty and strength, The earth is set firmly in place and cannot be moved. ” (psalms 93:1) “Say among the nations,”The Lord reigns. ” The world is firmly established, it cannot be moved; he will judge the people with equity. ”(Psalms 96:10) “tremble before him, all the earth; yea, the world stands firm, never to be moved. ”( 1st Chronicles 16:30) Sorry, but the Earth is rotating!2. The Bible says that the heaven i. e. sky has got pillars! "The pillars of heaven tremble, and are astonished at his reproof. ”(Job 26:11)"What hogwash! Even a doofus can see that the sky does not have pillars supporting it. I understand that this is a debate about contradictions in the Bible. However, these are specifically contradictions to science, which of course, are contradictions. Verses that contradict itself1. Was John the Baptist Elias? (Elijah)A. YesAnd if ye will receive it, this is Elias, which was for to come Matthew 11:14 B. NoAnd they asked him, what then? Art thou Elias? And he said I am not. " John l:212. Does evil happen to the just? There shall no evil happen to the just. - Proverbs 12:21 Whom the Lord loveth he chasteneth, and scourgeth every son whom he receiveth. - Hebrews 12:6Hebrews 12:6 may seem to say that he corrects or punnishes the Christians. However, evil has happened to the just (i. e. Job)Back to my opponent.