At what age did you realize that the Bible talks about dispersion/division of light?
“From what direction is light dispersed, And from where does the east wind blow on the earth?”—Job 38:24
Many of the questions God asked Job are still unanswered by science till today. What would Job have been thinking?. I actually do think he wouldn't even understand some of the questions, let alone provide answers to them.
There is something in the book of Genesis that is commonly overlooked. Find Genesis 6:15
“This is how you will make it: The ark should be 300 cubits long, 50 cubits wide, and 30 cubits high.” What is important here? The ratio of the length of the ark to its width.

The length-to-width ratio (now known as the length-to-beam ratio), of a water vessel, or a ship is important for its stability on water. Here, we have a ratio of 6 to 1. Today, we now know the importance of that ratio. A length-to-beam ratio of 6 to 1 as in the case of Noah's ark actually ensures the stability of a water vessel on water; it prevents the vessel from being destabilized by the surging waves of the sea or water body. This evidently was unknown to Noah at that point. Guess when God gave Noah that order. Some 4,513 years ago! According to Bible chronology.

You know what is more? Noah did not write the book of Genesis, Moses did—some 900 years later! Wow!
How did he know the details of what happened?—2Tim 3:16.
You once said the Bible is a book of human wisdom. Do you still believe that?

One more thing...

Read how beautifully the Bible describes the hydrologic cycle some 3500 years ago.

"He draws up the drops of water; They condense into rain from his mist; Then the clouds pour it down; They shower down upon mankind."—Job 36:27,28.

Did you see how those verses describe the three major processes involved in the water cycle?.

(i) "draws up the drops of water"—evaporation

(ii) "condense into rain"— condensation

(iii) "the clouds pour it down"—precipitation.