As I said, "God's word is true." That doesn't mean how the 'F.E.' persons are reading those words is correct. The two things are not the same thing. One (being correct) is God's words. The other (being incorrect) is how people perceive / understand those words. In general, I have found with speaking with several 'F.E.' persons, and going through the entire 'F.E.' documentation package, and several mainstream 'F.E.' videos, etc, that those who point to scripture in evidence, take either isolated texts (a single text), or isolated words (a single word), and extrapolate those into an ideology not present in scripture, when the whole is compared line upon line, &c. In other words they take words like 'circle', they take words like 'firmament', 'foundations', 'pillars', 'not be moved', 'four courners', 'stable', 'ends of the earth' &c., such like things, and simply do not compare them to other places in scripture, nor even to the immediate contexts in which they were written, nor compare those words to other places in scripture which similarly use those words, nor to their etymology, nor historical use (beginning with scripture, and as used in the church after). Others go looking for isolated phrases, on purpose, to justify their position, and some use other isolated phrases found in poetical, symbolical places (such as Psalms, Revelation, Prophecy), and simply misapply those meanings, and others yet still take an overly harsh literal approach to passages / texts which are clearly found in metaphorical / symbolical uses in their context.
I can provide specific examples (from the 'F.E.' 'documentation package' sent to me) of such things that are done, which ought not to be done.
One such blatant misuse of at least 2 Bibles, of the "F.E." (in the documentation package) position, was where they had cited 2 Sam. 11:11 (specifically and only from out of the Matthews 1537, and Great 1539 Bibles). And some may say, 'I would never do such a thing as that.' and yet, similar issues exist among all the "F.E."I have ever met, or spoken with. So, such is not an isolated incident, and the 'package' was being sent to many who requested "F.E." 'evidence' from scripture. Of course, finding one such misuse, would not negate all of the remaining 'documentation', since each 'evidence' would have to be considered on its own merits (and I, as others, have) and stand or fall according to those merits.
One thing that I do find, is that when I start to really show that the scriptures, by the scriptures, do not teach their various models of "F.E." then the conversation suddenly turns to non-sequiturs and red-herrings, like showing me some YT video of this or that, or they begin to start talking about NASA, or the Jesuits, etc. They suddenly go 'tangent' from scripture 'evidence' to something else.