Does the Bible Teach Flat Earth? w/ Sean from Kingdom in Context

Does the Bible teach a flat Earth? In this episode of Nephilim Death Squad, David Lee Corbo (The Raven) and Top Lobster are joined by Sean from Kingdom in Context for a deep dive into biblical cosmology, the firmament, Genesis 1, the Book of Enoch, the heavens, and the question of whether Scripture describes an enclosed, non-heliocentric creation.

The conversation opens with discussion of the Charlie Kirk shooting and several alleged inconsistencies and conspiracy theories surrounding the case before turning to the central topic: what the Bible actually says about the structure of creation. Sean breaks down Genesis 1:1–8, the Hebrew concept of the “raqia” or firmament, the waters above and below, and Genesis 7:11’s “windows of heaven” in relation to Noah’s Flood.

From there, the discussion explores SpaceX launches, atmospheric pressure, military documents described as using flat and non-rotating Earth assumptions, ancient cosmologies, and passages from Job, Isaiah, Psalms, Ezekiel, Matthew, Revelation, and extra-biblical writings such as 1 Enoch. Sean also explains a seven-layer model of the heavens, Sheol and Tartarus, “powers and principalities,” and the connection the hosts draw between UFO phenomena, CE5 experiences, spiritual beings, and demonic deception.

The episode also examines the dimensions of New Jerusalem in Revelation 21, lunar waves, the circuit of the sun in Psalm 19:6, eclipses and Passover, Enoch’s gates of the sun, Antarctica’s 24-hour sun, the Hillel and Zadok calendar debate, King Josiah’s Passover, God’s law versus dispensational theology, and whether heaven is a literal physical place above the Earth. The conversation closes with Revelation 22, Ezekiel 47, the River of Life, and Sean’s interpretation of the New Jerusalem and the restored creation.

What does Scripture actually teach about the shape and structure of the world? Does the biblical firmament fit the modern heliocentric model, or does the Bible present a radically different cosmology? Share your thoughts in the comments.

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