الثلاثاء، 30 يناير 2024

My Case Against Bible

 

My Case Against Bible
Is the Biblical God "good and perfect"? Did God give human beings "perfect" laws to obey?
Did this "unchanging" and "in control" God stand by and honor His own laws?
Let’s put to the test one of God’s Bible-documented perfect laws:
Deuteronomy 24:16 Fathers shall not be put to death for their children, nor children for their fathers; only for his own guilt shall a man be put to death.
In my value system, this law does seem just and fair. How about you?
Jeremiah 31:30 ... through his own fault only shall anyone die...
This also seems just and fair.
Ezekiel 18:20 Only the one who sins will die. The son shall not be charged with the sins of the father, nor shall the father be charged with the guilt of the son.
Good job, God. I agree that these laws are just and fair.
But, does the Biblical God truly prove to be just and fair? Does God truly stand by and honor His own documented Bible laws?
Behold!
Exodus 20:5 & Numbers 14:18 & Deuteronomy 5:9 all document that God said: I am a jealous God inflicting punishment on the children for generations for their father’s wickedness…
Exodus 34:7 The sins of the father will be punished upon his future children and grandchildren to the 3rd and 4th generation for their father's wickedness.
What? Well, this disgusting Bible cannot be much clearer or understood. In my sense of right and wrong, this law is not just and fair.
Reader, do you dare to take a stand on this law being just and fair?
Has anyone noticed that by observing these selected Bible verses, the Bible clearly contradicted itself? Can anyone refute, with integrity, that within these Bible verses lies contradiction? God's "perfect" law is perfectly contradicted by God's own perfect, flawless, God-inspired Bible. It becomes obvious that one must believe because one cannot know the inconsistent and contradictory will of the Biblical God. An astute, honest, questioning thinker may conclude that this inconsistent God character is fictional and that the Bible consists mostly of mythical and supernatural hoaxes.
May be that's the reason why we read in Luke and Deuteronomy asking us not to test God. So that people can be easily fooled and deceived by Bible writers.
Luke 4:12
Jesus answered, "It is said: 'Do not put the Lord your God to the test.'"
Also see Matthew 4:7 and Deut 6:16 !!!

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Aqiidaa ahlussunnaa wal jamaa’ah:

kitaaba kana keessatti barnoota bu’ura aqiidaa sirrooftuu muslimtootaattu ibsame.waayee towhiida Rabbiitii fii maqaleefii sifaata isaa keessatti ibsa guddaa qaba. Ragaalee qur’aanaafii hadiisaarratti hundaawuudhaan.

PAUL’S CONVERSION LIE!

 

PAUL’S CONVERSION LIE!
Paul wants us to believe that Jesus allegedly called Him to the ministry.
However, when you read and compare the words of Paul against the words of Jesus and the four gospels you will begin to see that Paul’s ministry is very contradictory to that of Jesus and His original Disciples.
So is this story about his conversion just a lie? I believe that it is because of two major contradictory stories written about the alleged visions of Paul.
First let’s look at the events surrounding the initial conversion on the Damascus road.
Now shortly after setting out to continue his evil work in Damascus, Paul is supposed to have "seen Jesus on the way" and accepted Christianity after becoming a legend in his persecution of them. There are many other holes in the story of Paul's alleged "conversion."
WHO HEARD THE VOICE?
LUKE SAYS:
· And the men which journeyed with him (Paul) stood speechless, HEARING a VOICE but “ SEEING ” no man. ACTS 9:7
Luke claims the men were actually able to hear Jesus voice but could not see Jesus. Paul says.Luke’s story is totally wrong:
· And they that were with me “SAW” indeed the “LIGHT,” and were afraid; but they HEARD NOT the voice of him that spake to me. ACTS 22:9
Paul gives a sworn testimony that the men saw the light indeed ! Paul says the men never heard Jesus’ voice at all.
These two stories whether they were written by Luke & Paul or later edited by the Catholic Church definitely contradict each other!
So which is it?
Did these men see the light or hear the voice or vice versa?
I don’t believe either story at all.
I believe that this story is added so that you and I will believe the conversion story is true based on the supposed testimony of other witnesses in attendance.
Have you noticed that there are none of these men available to give a testimonial to these events?
Question: In Acts 9:3, Paul claims:
1. He had SEEN a LIGHT FROM HEAVEN?
2. He claim that Jesus SPOKE to Him and gave Him a COMMAND ?
3. Paul claims OTHERS who SAW THE LIGHT could CONFIRM THIS?
It seems as though the Old Testament writers were prepared for Paul’s false visions and wrote a prophecy to warn future generations not to listen to false divination and dreams:
· Woe unto foolish prophets (PAUL)that follow their OWN spirit, and have SEEN NOTHING ! They have seen vanity and “ LYING ” divination saying the LORD saith. EZEKIEL 13:3, 6,
· The LORD hath NOT SENT THEM: and they have made OTHERS to hope that they would CONFIRM the word. EZEKIEL 13:3, 6, 7
WOW, How is it that the same words Paul uses are already spoken against this liar?
As you see just like Jesus warned the Disciples about the false prophet, God also warned the Jews about men such as Paul who claim to see visions.
God says that, Paul " HEARS" nothing from Him or Jesus.
Paul attempted to use the other men to confirm his false words. What is the conclusion? Paul never heard the voice of Jesus on the Damascus Road!
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