they refer to the time of the sun’s rising and setting, whereas in point of fact the sun does not move at all. We know the papers are using the language of appearance—it looks that way to an observer. Why then decry the Bible because it, too, may refer to scientific facts in the language of appearances? The Bible is not to be considered in any sense an encyclopedia of general knowledge. It does, however, prepare the man of God thoroughly “for every good work” (2 Tim 3:17).