Some examples of fail from one of your links:
* Jeremiah 33:22 claims that the stars of the heaven are innumerable. Hippocrates, before the invention of the telescope charted and numbered 1,022 stars. Kepler later recounted and revised the number. Today scientists agree with Jeremiah. There are billions just in our galaxy!
Stating that there are billions of stars is not stating that there are innumerable stars.
* Judges 5:20 mentions "the stars in their courses." While it was once believed that the stars were fixed, today we know that they too move in a predictable way.
Which is why a certain "star" confused the Greeks, Babylonians, and Egyptians due to it's course which did not follow the rest of the stars. This star would later become known as Mars, and would serve as one of the evidences supporting the idea that earth revolved around the sun.
* Job 38:19 is accurate in the way it characterizes light. Note that darkness is in a place but light is in a way. It travels a path.
wtf
* Job 38:24 indicates the light of the sun (by heating) makes the wind.
The attempt of air to equalize pressure differences between different air temperatures (and thus different air densities) is what causes wind.
* Job 36:27 asks how the rain drops stay small (discrete even in a strong wind)? One of the reasons is found in Psalm 135:5-7. Because of the electrical charges in the clouds, the rain drops repel each other as they fall. This is why electrical static during a rain or snow storm can interrupt transmissions.
This is the worst one of all imo. Rain drops are small to start off with because even at that size they are too heavy to be suspended in air, depending on the amount of wind turbulence of course. Water droplets travel in the way they do because it is the most aerodynamic way for them to travel through air. Toss water from a skyscraper and see if it stays a steady stream.
* Ezekiel 5:5, 38:12 claims that Jerusalem is the center of the earth. ICR commissioned a computer analysis of the earth’s land-masses and discovered that the geographic center is in Palestine, near the holy city.
Last I checked, earth was a sphere.
*Psalm 103:12 The Psalmist seeks to describe how far away God has removed the sins of those who have been forgiven. Interestingly, one can go west or east forever, unlike north and south.
The just sounds like an attempt at saying Lim|x|
as x->infinity is x
* Hebrews 1:11-12 describes the wearing down of the creation in language that nicely mirrors the second law of thermodynamics and II Peter 3:12 describes the heavens one day passing away in a fire that causes the elements to melt in fervent heat (a pretty accurate description of nuclear meltdown).
A cow has four legs. A table has four legs. Therefore, cow is table.
* Ecclesiastes 1:4-7 describes the whirling motion of the winds and the movement of storm fronts long before the advent of modern meteorology.
It's not hard to observe the swirling motion of certain storms either, having observed it firsthand myself.
* Job 37:16 also gives significant meteorological information, including the balancing of the vapors in the clouds. Job 36:27 adds that the quantity of the rain is proportional to the amount of vapor aloft.
First statement: it says the clouds have layers. Omg clouds have volume? Second statement: Where the hell does it say that the amount of rain is proportional to the amount of vapor?
* Job 26:7 The ancients Greeks believed that the world was held up by Atlas. Other civilizations held similar ideas. The Bible made an unusual claim: God did not hang the world on anything.
This is greek mythology. Look up the name Aristarchus of Samos or read the book Cosmos and learn more.
* Psalm 8:8 discusses the "paths of the seas." The story is told that when the man we call "the Father of Oceanography," Matthew Fontain Maury, read Psalm 8 the aforementioned phrase stuck in his mind. He later sought to confirm the idea and eventually wrote The Physical Geography of the Sea in1855. It was the first textbook on modern oceanography. The state of Virginia erected a memorial to him that cites this passage.
And George Washington never told a lie.
* Isaiah 40:12 Some have claimed that the Bible supports the "flat earth theory." But this passage declares that God sits upon the "circle of the earth."
Circle is flat. Sphere is round.
* Job 38:13-14 conveys the idea of the earth rotating on its axis: "the earth...is turned as clay to the seal."
That it might take hold of the ends of the earth, And the wicked be shaken out of it? It takes on form like clay under a seal, And stands out like a garment. Right...
* In Luke 17:34-36 the worldwide event of Christ’s return is being discussed. The scientifically significant fact is that these verses allude to the different time zones around the globe long before the earth’s rotation was understood by scientists. Note that when Christ comes, some will be enjoying nighttime sleep while others are grinding in preparation for the day’s baking (typically morning) and others are working in the field (typically afternoon).
How does it allude to timezones? It says jackshit concerning timezones. Here's a clever one: The different individuals may actually be in the SAME RELATIVE LOCATION, BECAUSE IT DOESN"T GO INTO DETAIL ABOUT WHERE THEY ARE LOCATED.
* One of the directors of Standard Oil Company read in Exodus 2:3 how Moses was placed in an ark "daubed with slime and pitch." He sent the company geologist Charles Whitshott to determine if there was still oil in that region. The discovery of oil led to Standard having very successful well operations in Egypt. (Tan, Paul L., Encyclopedia of 7700 Illustrations, p. 191.)
Who was the director? Not to mention, slime and pitch doesn't necessarily make me think of oil.
* The practice of medical bleeding as a treatment (often with leeches) was common until the middle of the 19th century. Historians believe that George Washington's bleeding caused his death. (Thayer, William R., George Washington, 1922, p. 240) Ironically, by his bedside was a Bible that stated in Leviticus 17:11 "For the life of the flesh is in the blood."
There are also a multitude of ancient cultures who also considered blood to be a part of what gave people life.
* Linguists have determined that all the earth's peoples must have originally shared a common language. That is precisely what the Bible declares in Genesis 11:1.
Even the Aborigines? Last I checked they didn't have any form of foreign human contact until the 1700s.
* The concept of embodied in the laws of thermodynamics: the constant of the universe’s mass/energy and the universal tendency towards decay and disorder are clearly articulated in Ecclesiastes 3:14 and Romans 8:21-22.
Based on what I read, they talk more about birth and death. That's just my interpretation of course. Interpretation? What's that?
* In Job 38:16 God challenges Job to find the "springs of the sea." These fresh water fountains emerging from the deep ocean floor have only been located in recent decades.
And it should be noted that they occur in volcanic areas where porous lava tubes and fissures reach aquifers. Ancient hawaiians used get fresh water from these "springs." Omgz recent discovery?
* Much of the Old Testament Levitical law is comprised of health-related restrictions involving diet, cleansing, and quarantine. The book "None of These Diseases" and Keller’s work demonstrate the healthfulness of following that advice. Human medicine did not realize this until thousands of years after it was written!
They forgot gayness as well.
Conclusion: Most of these statements are assumptions that support their claims.