What does the bible say about the number of planets in our constellation?

Ancient people certainly did know about planets. They named them and saw them as distinctly different from stars. Without knowledge of the planets, there would have been no such thing as astrology in the first place. While knowledge of planets' physical characteristics is relatively recent, the ancients were aware of them.



And the Bible, as far as I know, doesn't really interest itself in astrology except to condemn it.What does the bible say about the number of planets in our constellation?There's remarkably little in the bible about astronomy. Perhaps the ancient Hebrews, being pastoral nomads rather than agriculturalists, had little interest in astronomy. Certainly the Babylonians and Egyptians had much greater interest in, and knowledge of, astronomy.What does the bible say about the number of planets in our constellation?
Nothing, because the theme of the Bible is God and humanity.What does the bible say about the number of planets in our constellation?The correct and concise answer is that the bible makes no attempt to enumerate the planets.



To the best of my knowledge, only Venus and Earth are mentioned.



Jim, http://www.jimpettis.com/wheel/What does the bible say about the number of planets in our constellation?
nothing. they didn't know about planets back in those daysWhat does the bible say about the number of planets in our constellation?We are not in a constellation, and constellations are not made up of planets. We are in a solar system containing 8 major planets, which is all a tiny part of a galaxy, the Milky Way. Some of the other stars in this galaxy form constellations, but the sun is not a part of any constellation.

What the bible says or does not say is irrelevant.