Odd for ball earthers that this picture is found in Bibles and not the NASA version of the universe.

We have the source ; they have sorcery .  

How strange that Neil has no response to the Scripture that clearly supplies the difference between the earth and moon, when he claimed the earth *must* be like the moon. Hilarious. No rebuttal at all.

Whattsa matter, Neil? Cat got your tongue? Scrambling for a way to refute the Word of Our Lord Jesus Christ?

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When you learn how to read and understand, maybe we can talk.
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Our Lord never described the shape of the earth, and all you have to do is look to see for yourself.
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For example, every time we see a full moon we know that the earth is not "flat." That is, if we think about what we're seeing.
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Same goes for Scripture, if you want to read into what's there what you want to believe, then you can re-make it into your own liking.
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But there is nothing whatsoever in the Bible that demands of us to ignore what we can see with our own eyes in the sky.
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Now run off to your safe place where the truth won't offend you anymore.
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Genesis in the Holy Bible clearly describes the flat earth.

For example, every time we see a full moon we know that the earth is not "flat." That is, if we think about what we're seeing.

Yet another post where you make your false assumption, your false conflation, your false equivalency of the earth and moon.
Yet another post where you studiously IGNORE the Scripture from First Corinthians where Our Lord teaches you the difference between terrestrial and celestial bodies.
You do not answer because you HAVE no answer.
You stand in willful defiance and rejection of Scripture every time is is given to you.

The Bible commentary of Bishop Challoner explains "a firmament."
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[6] "A firmament": By this name is here understood the whole space between the earth, and the highest stars. The lower part of which divideth the waters that are upon the earth, from those that are above in the clouds.
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When given the option, the Church chose to apply a meaning to "a firmament" that is not a material substance.
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"All flesh is not the same flesh: but one is the flesh of men, another of beasts, another of birds, another of fishes. And there are bodies celestial, and bodies terrestrial: but, one is the glory of the celestial, and another of the terrestrial. One is the glory of the sun, another the glory of the moon, and another the glory of the stars. For star differeth from star in glory. " I Cor. 15:39-41

Correct, the Earth is not a celestial body.

Totally ignored by flat-earthism, indeed denied by flat-earthers, is that God's global earth includes what I consider the ongoing concursus (the influx of divine causation upon secondary causes) of what we call gravity, a concursus inherent in the above scriptural passage.

Call this ongoing concursus what you like, but it results in that every man on earth, no matter where they are on global earth, has the sky above (HEAVEN) and the earth below them (INSIDE OF WHICH IS HELL, FURTHEST PLACE FROM HEAVEN), a feat that no man on earth is capable of repeating on a smaller scale without using super-glue. We know the moon, a celestial body as the above describes, is a globe. We can see its surface with our own eyes and more so with powerful telescopes. Top, middle and bottom consists of rock, rocks and dust. We can see that these rocks at the bottom do not fall off the planet, demonstrating this concursus 'gravity' necessary to keep things that way. God's concursus also keeps the sun and stars of the universe spinning in such a manner that for thousands of years a beam of sun-light passes through the same tiny hole of a building on Earth during the winter solstice.

Imagine Newton's version of 'gravity,' with its endless perturbations, achieving such positional perfection over thousands of years?

Flat-earthism would deny God this 'gravitational' concursus, the ability to create a global earth upon which everything on earth is terrestrial, and everything above is celestial as the Bible advises us. No, they deny this divine concursus and promote a creation based on mere human reasoning and a conspiracy theories that insult Catholicism and then try to convince all it is supported by the Bible, a dogma that all Catholics should believe..