Salmos 104
Cosmas Indicopleustes
Salmos 104:2-3
This is the first heaven, shaped like a vaulted chamber, which was created on the first day along with the earth, and of it Isaiah speaks thus: He that hath established the heaven as a vaulted chamber. But the heaven, which is bound to the first at the middle, is that which was created on the second day, to which Isaiah refers when he says: And having stretched it out as a tent to dwell in. David also says concerning it: Stretching out the heaven as a curtain, and indicating it still more clearly he says: Who layeth the beams of his chambers in the waters. — The Christian Topography, Book 4
Salmos 104:5
And with regard to the earth it is again written in Job: He that hangeth the earth upon nothing; meaning, that it had nothing underneath it. And David in harmony with this, when he could discover nothing on which it was founded, says: He that hath founded the earth upon its own stability, as if he said, it hath been founded by thee upon itself, and not upon anything else. — The Christian Topography, Book 4
Salmos 104:27
They all look to thee to give them their food in due season; as if he said, Thou nourishest us, preparing our food from the products of each season — The Christian Topography, Book 8