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SAB Contradictions 176 – 200 rejected

In 1 Chronicles, 1 Corinthians, 1 John, 1 Kings, 1 Samuel, 2 Chronicles, 2 Kings, 2 Samuel, 2 Thessalonians, 2 Timothy, Acts of the Apostles, Colossians, Deuteronomy, Ecclesiastes, Ephesians, Exodus, Ezekiel, Ezra, Galatians, Genesis, Hebrews, Hosea, Isaiah, Jeremiah, John, Joshua, Judges, Lamentations, Leviticus, Luke, Malachi, Mark, Matthew, Micah, Nahum, Nehemiah, Numbers, Philippians, Proverbs, Psalms, Romans, Titus, Zechariah Mar 29, 2012

In this series many controversial issues, such as:
Can God be found?
Do humans have free will?
When was the Holy Ghost given?
Does God ever lie?
Does God love everyone?
Does God know what is in everyone’s heart?

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What about Jesus’ genealogy according to Matthew compared with Chronicles?

In 1 Chronicles, 2 Kings, Deuteronomy, Matthew Mar 7, 2012

… two lists side by side representing the kings from David to the Babylonian Captivity, from Solomon to Jecohnias (Jeconiah). The first list of Matthew with 14 names and the list of 1 Chronicles with 18 names. What now?

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Do humans have free will?

In 2 Timothy, Acts of the Apostles, Deuteronomy, Ephesians, Jeremiah, John, Joshua, Romans Feb 9, 2012

The Problem
All theologians accept that man has free will in many matters, but in several matters there is no free will. I am free to choose my style in clothing, or whether I travel by train or by car. The question is: Am I free to not sin?

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Are we all God’s children?

In 1 John, Acts of the Apostles, Deuteronomy, Ephesians, Galatians, Hosea, John, Mark, Matthew, Psalms, Romans Jan 25, 2012

The problem
What does the Bible say about the question: Who is a child of God? Are all people children of God? Are just some people children of God?

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Ehrman-Contradictions

In 1 Samuel, Acts of the Apostles, Galatians, Hosea, John, Luke, Mark, Matthew Jan 13, 2012

In his book ‘Misquoting Jesus’ Professor B. Ehrman uses five so-called Bible Contradictions as the starting point for his argument concerning the corruptions in the Bible. But how serious are the Ehrman-Contradictions.

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SAB Contradictions 151 – 175 rejected

In 1 Chronicles, 1 Corinthians, 1 John, 1 Kings, 1 Samuel, 2 Chronicles, 2 Corinthians, 2 Kings, 2 Peter, 2 Samuel, 2 Thessalonians, 2 Timothy, Acts of the Apostles, Deuteronomy, Ephesians, Exodus, Galatians, Genesis, Hebrews, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Job, John, Joshua, Leviticus, Luke, Mark, Matthew, Numbers, Proverbs, Psalms, Romans, Short Answers Nov 9, 2011

151. Do evildoers prosper?
Those who do evil prosper. (Job 12:6, Psalm 73:3-7,12, Jeremiah 12:1)
Wrong. “The tents of the destroyers prosper, and those who provoke God are secure …” In Job the opinion of the evildoers is given, not God’s opinion (Read your text critic!). Even the animals know better (verse 7). “But now ask the beasts, and let them teach you; …”

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The Editor about “Jesus’ Stenographers”

In Background Articles Oct 20, 2011

During the process of writing and editing the book “Jesus’ Stenographers” the editor regularly gave expression to what he saw as a privilege on working on this project. He has given permission to share with you his experiences.

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What did the sign over Jesus’ head say?

In John, Luke, Mark, Matthew, Uncategorized Oct 16, 2011

What is the Bible Contradiction?

Is there a contradiction in meaning between the four reported signs at the cross? No. Is there a difference in wording? Yes. What then is the problem? That is: If the Bible is accurate according to the Christians, it is a contradiction when the Bible is inaccurate in reporting. Isn’t it? Let’s have a look.

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Did Joshua remove the twelve stones from the River Jordan?

In Joshua Oct 10, 2011

In the river? Or ashore?

Critics of the Bible suggest that Joshua after having built a monument in the river Jordan, later on moved this monument ashore and rebuilt it at Gilgal.

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Jesus’ Stenographers

In 1 John, Hebrews, Luke Oct 1, 2011

This article gives a short impression concerning my book “Jesus’ Stenographers”. In it I show that a new approach to the gospels is necessary. Much has been written about the gospels, but never that writers followed Jesus systematically.

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