Correct they were not the daughters of Jesse as the GNB erroneous interpreted, apparently they thought that if the girls were the sisters of David, they had to be the daughters of Jesse, and so they changed the wording of the scriptures to suite their erroneous interpretation. Nor was David a...
I started to ask myself why it could not be this Bethlehem and Google found me the answer Micah 5 2 is the prophecy that was supposed to be fulfilled and that Bethlehem is in Judea:
Bible Gateway passage: Micah 5:2 - New International Version
Which in a way is a shame since it would not be...
Interesting fact is that there were 2 Bethlehems when Jesus was born. So which one was it? The most famous Bethlehem is located in the hill country (approximately 2,500 feet above sea level) of Judah. Situated on the main highway to Egypt (which came in very useful just after the birth of...
You do realise that there is a difference between reading something and comprehending that which you have read, don't you?
For instance, 1 Chronicles 2: 12; it is said that Jesse had seven sons, whereas in 1Samuel17: 12; it is said that Jesse had 8 sons, is one wrong and the other right? Are...
The only flaws in the bible are erroneous interpretations of the original by scholars, who make erroneous assumptions of what has been recorded.
For instance, 1 Chronicles 2:16; it is said that King David had two sisters, Zeruiah and Abigail, The authors of the Good News Bible, Catholic Study...
Rosen…….If you want to keep getting things wrong, feel free.
The Anointed……. Sorry kiddo, but it’s you whose mind is muddled
Rosen…….Yishai is listed as having 8 sons.
The Anointed…….Correct! Jesse is listed as having 8 sons. The fact that Jesse had 8 sons is mentioned in 1Samuel17: 12...
The Anointed wrote...…..1 Chronicles 2: 13-15. There is no mention whatsoever of an eighth son and if the Malbim says there was, then he is a liar.
Rosens responds.........So you claim. You happen to be wrong. The text references 8 sons and lists an eighth son. Unless you want to accept one of...
I have found that seeming 'conflicts' like these are often simply the result of not maintaining context.
The Bible we have today is a collection of several books. These records have been written in several languages, gathered from all over, and translated into several languages, including...
Further more, Jesse being mention of in
1Samuel17:12, didn't have 8 sons, that was Eph - rath - it, of
Beth - le - hem - ju- dah, that had 8 sons, not Jesse.
Before you go about saying how the bible has contradictions, maybe you should try and put things in their proper order of events...
An English translation of FIRST CHRONICLES 21:5 And Joab gave up the sum of the numbering of the people unto David. And all they of Israel were a thousand thousand and a hundred thousand men that drew sword; and Judah was four hundred three-score and ten thousand men that drew sword. 21:6 But...
One who looks for issues in the Bible can certainly find, many, but the many they find, may only be 1% of all they find.
Likewise, the seeming contradictions they find, may not be contradictions at all, but misunderstandings in most cases - about 99.6%.
However, to be fair, let's say they are...
or......take it in stride
the contradictions I found were weighed against what I was looking for
some call that cherry picking
some call that cheating
ok......
but scripture is for spirit
and history ....though implied.....cannot be ascertained
throw out the whole of it?......because of...
Most translations, if not all, have translation errors, because they don't use the original Greek New Testament which can be found in the Greek Church and the Hebrew Bible that can be found in the Hebrew Synagogue.
If you want the details. Then go learn Greek and Hebrew.
Greetings.....
Ill address the one on judas.
I dont see it as a contradiction. In fact, even if i was not a christian, id still not see it as a contradiction.
Its supplementational information. It builds on itself.
The one in mathew generalizes that he hanged himself, while the one in acts...
So far from my study of Genesis I find that the contradictions can be allowed as stories that have overlapping concerns (like the "two creations stories") but could be so easily corrected to not contradict that their contradiction is minor. This does make a good case for the Bible NOT being the...
I just finished watching a video critiquing another video by Kyle Butts who argues that the Bible has no contradictions. At the end of the video I was watching its host observed that Butt's audience is fine with his contention because Butts, having settled the issue in their minds "don't want...
I'm merely chasing after you.
The information I have is that, at the time of Jesus's birth, Bethlehem was a town, and not a village.
Nazareth is never referred to as the 'village' or 'hamlet' of Nazareth, as you have described it to be. If polis is being used to mean 'village' or...
The question was, how many children did Jesse sire.
We know from 1Samuel17: 12, that Jesse had eight sons. And from 1Samuel16, where Jesse presented his eight sons to Samuel in order of their ages, we know that David was the youngest of those sons, and yet there are only seven sons...