One question for Christians

[Godscreated]

Wasn't where I was going, and the scripture does not say it's the moons a light source, it is called the lesser light, now I wonder why, could it be that God was saying the moon needed the sun, would explain the word lesser.

...or perhaps it uses the term "lesser" because the (reflected) light of the moon is not as great as the light of the sun.

Had the ancient Hebrews realized the moon reflected the light of the sun, "lesser light" wouldn't be an accurate term. The more appropriate and descriptive terms would be "great light by day and its mirror to rule the night".

The logical fallacy you're using is called "confirmation bias", where you selectively use, cherry pick and interpret the data to fit a desired conclusion. Horoscope readers, Nostradamus fans and Bible believers all have that habit in common.

I did not put that out as fact, it was a suggestion,just as it read. Tell me how was God to explain to the writers light reflecting off the moon that came from the sun.