Is the Bible from Heaven? Is the Earth a Globe? (1893) by Alexander Gleason is a foundational flat-earth text that attempts to reconcile biblical literalism with a non-spherical, stationary Earth model. The book is divided into two main parts and includes a specialized section on chronology and eclipses, aiming to show that "true science" supports a flat earth rather than the Copernican model. The book is considered a "definitive source" for flat-earth proponents and remains a significant historical text in the study of modern alternative cosmologies.