If you say you believe the earth is flat, which would you believe ?
(1) Flat earth measurements which say the moon is approximately 3,000 miles from the earth ?
(2) Laser and radio wave measurements which say the moon is approximately 250,000 miles from the earth ?
Are either or both of these measurements contrary to God's word ?
It would depend on how the flat Earth measurements were taken: methods must be compared. Laser and radio wave measurements may be accurate, or the results may be lies.
That being said, the moon may not exist as a physical entity, as you suppose. Though we see God's light in the sky, He is not limited to anything so crude as matter. Christ's light would be similar. Attempting to measure the distance to such an object is an exercise in futility.
Let me explain this from the "round earther" viewpoint.
We know that the moon is definitely a physical entity.
We know that the moon reflects the light of the sun.
We know that the moon is approximately 250,000 miles from the earth.
Astronomical observatories, such as Mc Donald Observatory in Texas, have aimed laser beams at reflectors placed there by the astronauts , and measured the time for these beams to return to earth. Using this time multiplied by the speed of light enabled them to determine the distance to the earth. They have been enabled to measure the distance to the centimeter.
Amateur radio operators , in an operation called "Moon Bounce", using highly directional and highly sensitive equipment, aimed radio beams at the moon. They measured the time for the radio waves to return to earth . Multiplying the time by the speed of radio waves they determined the distance from the earth to the moon. These measurements were not as precise as the laser beam measurements but were well within the parameters of the known distance to the moon.
Would you say these measurements are true or would you just go back on the old flat earth method of saying all of this was a lie ?
Or is this just too complicated for you to comprehend ? I have tried to explain as simply as possible.