Evidence for God from Science

Do you know there are lots of discrepancies in the Holy Bible? I understand you’re raising your eyebrows Isn’t it. You just go ahead of reading this and finally come to a conclusion ok. Don’t think there are lots of contradictions and discrepancies only in Old Testament, the New Testament also have the same names mismatch, numbers mismatch, difference in genealogy, in accurate historical data, errors in geographical details, and various doctrines were advocated by various redactors.

The Ten Commandments were wrote by the Yahweh himself on the stone tablet and given to Mosses (Deuteronomy 5:22) but according to Exodus 34:27 Mosses was told by the Yahweh himself to wrote the ten commandments. Other than King James Bible and Hebrew translation, almost all translations not revealed those things.

According to Exodus 25:16 the almighty ordered Mosses to keep the two Ten Commandments tablets in the Ark of Covenant. Exodus 40:16 & 40:20 in the second year first day of the first month Moses set up a tent and placed the Covenant box with the two tablets of Ten Commandments. Form this above what we are infer is the Covenant box was not made and it was not kept in the tent until the first day of first month of the second year of their wandering.

Now come to Deuteronomy 10:1 Mosses states in his words the almighty told him to cut two similar stone tablets and keep them in a wooden box and take them with him to the mountain, which implies that the Covenant box and the stone tablets were made at the same time since then the Ten commandments tablets were kept in the box itself. Exodus and Deuteronomy verses are contradicting each other.

adam323 wrote: The Ten Commandments were wrote by the Yahweh himself on the stone tablet and given to Mosses (Deuteronomy 5:22) but according to Exodus 34:27 Mosses was told by the Yahweh himself to wrote the ten commandments. Other than King James Bible and Hebrew translation, almost all translations not revealed those things.

The references you gave to Dt 5:22 and Ex 34:27 have nothing to do with each other. I could spoon-feed you the correct information but you would learn more if you found it yourself. Hint: read all of Exodus 34. Now, answer these questions:

-Where in Exodus 34 does God say He will write on the new stone tablets?
-What - exactly - is God asking Moses to write down in Ex 34:27?

adam323 wrote: According to Exodus 25:16 the almighty ordered Mosses to keep the two Ten Commandments tablets in the Ark of Covenant. Exodus 40:16 & 40:20 in the second year first day of the first month Moses set up a tent and placed the Covenant box with the two tablets of Ten Commandments. Form this above what we are infer is the Covenant box was not made and it was not kept in the tent until the first day of first month of the second year of their wandering.

Here again, you are confused. I could spoon-feed you the correct information but you would learn more if you found it yourself. Answer these questions:

-Who built the Ark and where was it built? Hint: find the answer somewhere between Exodus 31 and Exodus 37.
-Where do the events of Exodus chapters 31-32-33-34-35-36-37-38-39 and 40 take place?

adam323 wrote: Now come to Deuteronomy 10:1 Mosses states in his words the almighty told him to cut two similar stone tablets and keep them in a wooden box and take them with him to the mountain, which implies that the Covenant box and the stone tablets were made at the same time since then the Ten commandments tablets were kept in the box itself. Exodus and Deuteronomy verses are contradicting each other.

You are confused, again. This time, however, you should be able to see your mistake if you've gone through the trouble of reading through Exodus.

One more thing: I'll need answers to my questions if you want to continue asking about biblical ''discrepancies''. I need to know that you're working this through.

FL

Bible Contradictions answered, trust in the word of God its true its accurate, this should answer all of the so called contradictions you posted i sincerely hope you find Jesus, and repent and be saved, here's the source http://www.philvaz.com/apologetics/bible.htm#1, its to much to post so gave some examples just check the source website.



1. God is satisfied/unsatisfied with his works
2. God dwells/dwells not in chosen temples
3. God dwells in light/darkness
4. God is seen/unseen and heard/unheard
5. God is tired/never tired and rests/never rests
6. God is/is not omnipresent and omniscent
7. God does/does not know the hearts of men
8. God is/is not all powerful
9. God is changeable/unchangeable
10. God is just/unjust or partial/impartial
11. God is/is not the author of evil
12. God gives freely/witholds his blessings
13. God can/cannot be found by those who seek Him
14. God is warlike/peaceful
15. God is cruel/kind
16. God's anger endures for a long/short time
17. God approves/disapproves of burnt offerings
18. God accepts/forbids human sacrifices
19. God tempts man/doesn't tempt man
20. God send lying spirits/doesn't lie
21. God will/will not destroy man
22. God's attributes are revealed/cannot be discovered
23. God is one/many
24. Robbery commanded/prohibited
25. Lying approved/forbidden
26. Hatred to the Edomite sanctioned/forbidden
27. Killing commanded/forbidden
28. Blood-shedder must/must not die
29. Making of images forbidden/commanded
30. Slavery and oppression forbidden/sanctioned
31. Improvidence enjoyed/condemned
32. Anger approved/disapproved
33. Good works to be seen/not to be seen by men
34. Judging of others forbidden/approved
35. Christ taught non-resistence/taught and practiced physical resistance
36. Christ warned his followers not to fear being killed/Christ avoided Jews for fear of being killed himself
37. Public prayer sanctioned/disapproved
38. Importunity in prayer commended/condemned
39. Wearing of long hair by men sanctioned/condemned
40. Circumcision instituted/condemned
41. Sabbath instituted/repudiated
42. Sabbath instituted because God rested/because God brought Israelites out of Egypt
43. No work to be done on Sabbath/Christ broke this rule
44. Baptism Commanded/not commanded
45. Every animal allowed for food/certain animals prohibited for food
46. Taking of oaths sanctioned/forbidden
47. Marriage approved/disapproved
48. Freedom of divorce permitted/restricted
49. Adultery forbidden/allowed
50. Marriage/cohabitation with sister denounced, but Abraham married his sister and God blessed the marriage
51. A man may/may not marry his brother's widow
52. Hatred to kindred enjoined/condemned
53. Intoxicating beverages recommended/discountenanced
54. Our rulers are God's ministers and should be obeyed/are evil and should be disobeyed
55. Women's rights affirmed/denied

56. Obedience to masters/obedience only to God
57. There is/is not an unpardonable sin
58. Man was created before/after other animals
59. Seed time and harvest never ceased/ceased for seven years
60. God/Pharoah hardened Pharoah's heart
61. All Cattle and horses died/all cattle and horses did not die
62. Moses feared/did not fear Pharoah
63. Plague killed 23000/24000
64. John the Baptist was/was not Elias
65. Father of Mary's husband was Jacob/Heli
66. Father of Salah was Arphaxad/Cainan
67. Thirteen/Fourteen generations from Abraham to David
68. Thirteen/Fourteen generations from Babylonian captivity to Christ
69. Infant Christ was/was not taken to Egypt
70. Christ was/was not tempted in the wilderness
71. Christ preached his first sermon on the mount/on the plain
72. John was/was not in prison when Jesus went to Galilee
73. Christ's disciples were commanded to go forth with a staff and sandles/neither staves nor sandles
74. A woman of Canaan/Greek woman sought Jesus
75. Two/one blind men/man besought Jesus
76. Christ was crucified on the third/sixth hour
77. Two thieves/only one thief railed at Christ
78. Satan entered Judas at the supper/after the supper
79. Judas committed suicide by hanging/died another way
80. Potter's field purchased by Judas/by the Chief Priest
81. Only one woman/two women went to the sepulchre
82. Three women/more than three women went to the sepulchre
83. It was early sunrise/sometime after sunrise when they went to the sepulchre
84. Two angels standing/only one angel sitting seen by women
85. Two angels/one angel seen at the sepulchre
86. Christ was to be three days and three nights in the tomb/only two days and two nights
87. Holy Spirit bestowed at/before Pentecost
88. Disciples commanded immediately after resurrection to go into Galilee/tarry at Jerusalem
89. Jesus first appeared to disciples in a room in Jerusalem/on a mountain in Galilee.
90. Christ ascended from Mount Olive/Bethany
91. Paul's attendants heard/did not hear the miraculous voice
92. Abraham departed to go to Canaan/did not know where he was going
93. Abraham had one/two sons.
94. Keturah was Abraham's wife/concubine
95. Abraham begat a son at the age of 100 years by God's providence/he then had six more sons without God's help
96. Jacob/Abraham brought the sepulchre from Hamor
97. God gave Abraham and his sons the promised land/they never received it
98. Goliath/his brother was slain by Elhanan
99. Ahaziah began his reign in the eleventh/twelfth year of Joram


100. Michal had five children/one child
101. David was tempted by the LORD/by satan to number Israel
102. Number of fighting men in Israel was 800,000/1,100,000, number of fighting men in Judah was 500,000/470,000
103. David sinned in numbering Israel/David never sinned except in the matter of Uriah
104. One of David's penalties for sinning was seven years of famine/there were only three years of famine
105. David took 700/7000 horsemen
106. David bought a threshing floor for 50 sheckles of silver/600 shekles of gold
107. David's throne was to endure forever/David's throne was cast down
108. Christ is equal/is not equal with God
109. Jesus was/was not all-powerful
110. The law was/was not superceded by Christian dispensation
111. Christ's mission was/was not peace
112. Christ did not/did receive testimony from men
113. Christ's witness of himself is true/untrue
114. Christ laid down his life for his friends/enemies
115. It was/was not lawful for the Jews to put Christ to death
116. Children are/are not punished for the sins of their parents
117. Man is/is not justified by faith alone
118. It is impossible/possible to fall from grace
119. No man is without sin/Christians are sinless
120. There will/will not be a resurrection of the dead
121. Reward/punishment bestowed in this/next world
122. Annihilation/endless misery the portion of all mankind
123. Earth is/is never to be destroyed
124. No evil shall/Evil will happen to the Godly
125. Worldly good and prosperity/worldly misery and destitution to be the lot of the godly
126. Worldly prosperity a reward/a curse
127. Christian Yoke is/is not easy
128. Fruit of God's spirit is love and gentleness/vengeance and fury
129. Longevity enjoyed by/denied to wicked
130. Poverty/Riches/Neither a blessing
131. Wisdom a source of enjoyment/vexation, grief, sorrow
132. Good name is a blessing/curse
133. Laughter commended/condemned
134. Rod of correction is cure for foolishness/there is no cure for foolishness
135. Fool should/should not be answered according to his folly
136. Temptation desired/undesired
137. Prophecy is sure/unsure
138. Man's life 120/70 years
139. Fear of man on every beast/fear of man not on the lion
140. Miracles are/are not proof of divine inspiration
141. Moses meek/cruel
142. Elijah ascended to heaven/none but Christ ascended to Heaven
143. All scripture is inspired/Some scripture is not inspired

People who want to believe in biblical contradictions will not check out your link, Vanquish. That's why Adam323 never came back.

Are you an Aston Martin Vanquish?

FL

Adam323 if he does come back hes got this website he can look at, and its public domain free for everyone who wants to learn, this is for the bible not against it, im strengthening the word of God, if you bother to check out the website and look for yourself, a group of Christians put this together as a defense of atheism like dan barker who bashes Christians and uses this type of language, here check this youtube video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5hpI-OdwxDw

Vanquish. FL is actually on your side. He was just talking about the original poster.

One of the easiest things to do with ANYTHING is cherry-pick parts that seem to contradict when taken out of context of the whole they were written in.
People that do that and people that agree with them without actually studying for themselves, do everyone a disservice. Believers and skeptics alike.

adam323 wrote:Do you know there are lots of discrepancies in the Holy Bible? I understand you’re raising your eyebrows Isn’t it. You just go ahead of reading this and finally come to a conclusion ok. Don’t think there are lots of contradictions and discrepancies only in Old Testament, the New Testament also have the same names mismatch, numbers mismatch, difference in genealogy, in accurate historical data, errors in geographical details, and various doctrines were advocated by various redactors.

The Ten Commandments were wrote by the Yahweh himself on the stone tablet and given to Mosses (Deuteronomy 5:22) but according to Exodus 34:27 Mosses was told by the Yahweh himself to wrote the ten commandments. Other than King James Bible and Hebrew translation, almost all translations not revealed those things.

According to Exodus 25:16 the almighty ordered Mosses to keep the two Ten Commandments tablets in the Ark of Covenant. Exodus 40:16 & 40:20 in the second year first day of the first month Moses set up a tent and placed the Covenant box with the two tablets of Ten Commandments. Form this above what we are infer is the Covenant box was not made and it was not kept in the tent until the first day of first month of the second year of their wandering.

Now come to Deuteronomy 10:1 Mosses states in his words the almighty told him to cut two similar stone tablets and keep them in a wooden box and take them with him to the mountain, which implies that the Covenant box and the stone tablets were made at the same time since then the Ten commandments tablets were kept in the box itself. Exodus and Deuteronomy verses are contradicting each other.

It's been almost 2 weeks, and "adam" has neither responded to those who responded to his post nor posted in other threads. I'm guessing this thread was a browse-by semi-troll. I'll join FL in counseling actually reading what the Bible has to say - get the full accounts, aka "context" - rather than try to cherry-pick a sentence here and a sentence there and claim they contradict. Getting the full context will be disappointing, but you end up with less egg on your face.

Let me illustrate the silliness that can come from Bible hopscotch: The Kamikaze Bible Study Method ...

1. Open your Bible where it will and read where your finger lands ... Matthew 27:5 "(Judas) went away and hanged himself."

2. Open your Bible where it will and read where your finger lands ... Luke 10:37 "Go and do the same."

3. Open your Bible where it will and read where your finger lands ... John 13:27 "What you do, do quickly."

PeteSinCA wrote:The Kamikaze Bible Study Method ...

1. Open your Bible where it will and read where your finger lands ... Matthew 27:5 "(Judas) went away and hanged himself."

2. Open your Bible where it will and read where your finger lands ... Luke 10:37 "Go and do the same."

3. Open your Bible where it will and read where your finger lands ... John 13:27 "What you do, do quickly."

This, I must remember!

FL

I am stealing it and posting to Facebook, hope you don't mind.

Fl & Daniel, most of that is a joke that was current in the 1970s. I can only claim "Kamikaze Bible Study Method" to be original, and I thought of that back in the 70s. Anyway, feel free.

It hits at one of my two of my peeves, using the Bible almost like a form of divination to find God's will. I won't say God cannot and would not use such a thing - God has used a donkey and me - but the Bible should not be a cleaner version of sheep and chicken entrails. FWIW, my other pet peeve is what I would call Promise Box Bible Study, taking nice-sounding or otherwise suitable verses out of context and using them for "inspiration" or to fit some agenda. This ranges from the common usage of, "Judge not ...," to the currently popular, "I know the plans I have for you ...". Neither have much to do with what God meant. And using God's Word this way trivializes it.

PeteSinCA wrote:Fl & Daniel, most of that is a joke that was current in the 1970s. I can only claim "Kamikaze Bible Study Method" to be original, and I thought of that back in the 70s. Anyway, feel free.

It hits at one of my two of my peeves, using the Bible almost like a form of divination to find God's will. I won't say God cannot and would not use such a thing - God has used a donkey and me - but the Bible should not be a cleaner version of sheep and chicken entrails. FWIW, my other pet peeve is what I would call Promise Box Bible Study, taking nice-sounding or otherwise suitable verses out of context and using them for "inspiration" or to fit some agenda. This ranges from the common usage of, "Judge not ...," to the currently popular, "I know the plans I have for you ...". Neither have much to do with what God meant. And using God's Word this way trivializes it.

I'm very much in favor of a 'like' button right now . . .

Jac3510 wrote:

PeteSinCA wrote:Fl & Daniel, most of that is a joke that was current in the 1970s. I can only claim "Kamikaze Bible Study Method" to be original, and I thought of that back in the 70s. Anyway, feel free.

It hits at one of my two of my peeves, using the Bible almost like a form of divination to find God's will. I won't say God cannot and would not use such a thing - God has used a donkey and me - but the Bible should not be a cleaner version of sheep and chicken entrails. FWIW, my other pet peeve is what I would call Promise Box Bible Study, taking nice-sounding or otherwise suitable verses out of context and using them for "inspiration" or to fit some agenda. This ranges from the common usage of, "Judge not ...," to the currently popular, "I know the plans I have for you ...". Neither have much to do with what God meant. And using God's Word this way trivializes it.

I'm very much in favor of a 'like' button right now . . .

Hana, the nuptials can wait. We need that 'like' button.

RickD wrote:Hana, the nuptials can wait. We need that 'like' button.

Look, another post that needs a 'like' button!

Here is a list of commonly asserted contradictions in the Bible, with refuting/explanatory answers:

http://www.forerunner.com/realjesus/cou ... ions#INDEX

And here is a book that every Christian should have on his bookshelf: "New International Encyclopedia of Bible Difficulties" by conservative, evangelical Bible scholar, Dr. Gleason Archer. It's pretty exhaustive and very detailed in answering the common questions about supposed contradictions.

http://www.amazon.com/New-International ... 0310241464