Here's why there's no mention of other planets:
* Focus on Earth and Humanity: The Bible's primary focus is on the relationship between God and humanity, and the creation and history of Earth as the place where this relationship unfolds.
* Geocentric View of the Universe: The prevailing worldview at the time the Bible was written was geocentric, meaning they believed the Earth was the center of the universe. Planets were seen as wandering stars, not celestial bodies in their own right.
* Literary Purpose: The Bible uses figurative language and symbolism. Its purpose is not to be a scientific textbook but to convey spiritual and moral truths.
* Limited Scientific Knowledge: The people who wrote the Bible lacked the scientific tools and knowledge to observe and understand the vastness of space.
It's important to note that the Bible doesn't deny the existence of other planets. It simply doesn't address them as its primary focus is on Earth and the relationship between God and humanity.
