The context does not bring this out. This passage does not necessitate or even imply a flat-earth concept. Again, I find nothing in this verse to necessitate or imply the flat-earth concept. Here Mr. Swindler really stretches the imagination to get the flat-earth concept. This merely means that God made his abode above the earth and that he is the giver of the rain and all good gifts.
Nothing here necessitates or even implies a flat-earth concept.
When the space shuttle goes into outer space, we speak of it as being above the earth. And it does not mean that the psalmist had a flat-earth concept either. Again Mr. Swindler stretches the imagination to try and prove his point. Here Mr. Swindler used a translation that uses the word dome in the place of firmament or expansion. The only problem with the word dome being used here is that people think of a dome as a bubble that covers something flat.