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But isnt the bible a book of short stories from different authors translated from different scrolls?
I tight the bible has more than one author correct? so even thou the bible is one book it is a series of different authors who wrote the same story what are the statistical odds of that?
No, the bible has one inventor, God. It has about 40 different writers that acted as human "secretaries" if you like, to record the thoughts and instructions from God.
The apostle Peter explained it this way:
"because no crystal-gazing ever originated through a human decision. Instead, men spoke from God as they were carried along by the Holy Spirit." -- 2 Peter 2: 21
But you are above-board, it is a collection of 66 seperate books, in fact the word bible comes from the latin "biblia" gist "little books". The fact that they form a single unit is evident not only from the fact that there is a fix theme that runs through all the books, but that it would be difficult to fully understand one book without having read the others.
Related question: (was the bible written by a gather of goatherders?)
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The apostle Peter explained it this way:
"because no crystal-gazing ever originated through a human decision. Instead, men spoke from God as they were carried along by the Holy Spirit." -- 2 Peter 2: 21
But you are above-board, it is a collection of 66 seperate books, in fact the word bible comes from the latin "biblia" gist "little books". The fact that they form a single unit is evident not only from the fact that there is a fix theme that runs through all the books, but that it would be difficult to fully understand one book without having read the others.
Related question: (was the bible written by a gather of goatherders?)
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Yep.
But if the authors be given b win from a common culture with a common series of myths, and their writings were selected by a group of people with a common agenda (i.e.; the Caucus of Nicea) for specific purpose to form the "canon" for the Bible, it's not surprising at all that the stories would have certain similarities.
But if the authors be given b win from a common culture with a common series of myths, and their writings were selected by a group of people with a common agenda (i.e.; the Caucus of Nicea) for specific purpose to form the "canon" for the Bible, it's not surprising at all that the stories would have certain similarities.
Yes, it is a finalize nonsense.
Translated from Hebrew into Greek, back to Hebrew, into Greek again by discussion of mouth. Then it was put into Greek and put on paper. Then it was translated into English.
Look at the stories of Luke, Mark and Matthew. They don't compact up at all.
Look at the stories of Luke, Mark and Matthew. They don't compact up at all.
The Bible is
ALL,
unelaborated
AND,
is not a book of short stories from different authors translated from different scrolls.
ALL,
unelaborated
AND,
is not a book of short stories from different authors translated from different scrolls.
Pay closer r, even the apostles who were supposedly there all have different versions of what went on with Jesus
Just right. 66 little books penned (not authored) by about 30 (or is that 40) different men over a span of 1500 years or more. What are the odds that such disparate timing and authorship would turn out such a completely harmonious collection?
Kelly: I'm not sure, but I think people are misinterpreting your question. You're acknowledging this as a bear witness in FAVOR of the bible right?
Jeremy: Hmmmm, if you have several reporters covering the same story will they all report the same details or will they all have the basics... the more well-connected points ... and vary in the details they choose to add?
Kelly: I'm not sure, but I think people are misinterpreting your question. You're acknowledging this as a bear witness in FAVOR of the bible right?
Jeremy: Hmmmm, if you have several reporters covering the same story will they all report the same details or will they all have the basics... the more well-connected points ... and vary in the details they choose to add?
66 books by 40 people over a 2000 year patch. God is the author, men just penned it.
Yes, and they many times contradict each other. That is why christians have to make up elaborate 'explanations' for the obvious contradictions.
you nailed it
It's translated from SELECTED writings.
So many things though in the Bible go with. And what are the odds. They didn't have telephone conferences or email each other. So yea it was from many different people but it was all inspired by God.
there is no support it was written by different authors from different regions at different times to many books containing the same message. this is a myth preachers amity spewing from the pulpit. even the 4 books of jesus were long after he was dead, so none of them where actual eye witness accounts.
That authentic supports the Bible's claim to authenticity ... It had around 40 writers, from over thousands of years, from several continents ... yet there is not one deviation, not one contradiction, the only logical explanation is that there was one controlling it behind the scenes, that was around all of those thousands of years and on each of those continents... God
You are customary plus it has been re written many times over too. Sounds a bit suspect does it not?
"But isnt the bible"...pore over chapter three in Genesis and compare your reasoning with his...
Are you mmaking a question, or questioning the belief in the Word of God?
Do you know that inequality? More important, do you know enough to question its validity?
I am not an expert, and would not dare to question any specific topic unles I would have acquired undoubted understanding of what I question.
There are differences between "fat" and "swollen" and "question" and "pompousness". Would you know what are their differences?
Are you mmaking a question, or questioning the belief in the Word of God?
Do you know that inequality? More important, do you know enough to question its validity?
I am not an expert, and would not dare to question any specific topic unles I would have acquired undoubted understanding of what I question.
There are differences between "fat" and "swollen" and "question" and "pompousness". Would you know what are their differences?
You are put right. The Bible was written by many different people who were INSPIRED by what they believed to be God. "Sunshine" is wrong. Archeology proves it.
Ever heard of a small thing called "oral tradition"?
This is were a story is told over-and-over again, passed down through generations, then someone wrote them down.
There are also many passages in the Bible, that are discussion-for-word copies of other ancient religious texts that already existed like the Epic of Gilgamesh, Egyptian, Greek and others. Moderately easy to get the same story if your just making a copy!
And really, all the stories are written EXACTLY the same? Seems to me, many details in the gospels reorganize from author to author, showing that they never witnessed anything they wrote down and didn't hear the same version of the story, and wrote down the translation they heard, possibly adding their own details in the process.
Heck that still happens today! With all the different versions of the Bible, including ones that have added up to date words, possibly changing the meaning of certain passages in the process, how can you be sure that ANY Bible you read is the "inspired" chat of God?
This is were a story is told over-and-over again, passed down through generations, then someone wrote them down.
There are also many passages in the Bible, that are discussion-for-word copies of other ancient religious texts that already existed like the Epic of Gilgamesh, Egyptian, Greek and others. Moderately easy to get the same story if your just making a copy!
And really, all the stories are written EXACTLY the same? Seems to me, many details in the gospels reorganize from author to author, showing that they never witnessed anything they wrote down and didn't hear the same version of the story, and wrote down the translation they heard, possibly adding their own details in the process.
Heck that still happens today! With all the different versions of the Bible, including ones that have added up to date words, possibly changing the meaning of certain passages in the process, how can you be sure that ANY Bible you read is the "inspired" chat of God?
oh my..
even when there is no preaching! a ourselves can't even WRITE about christianity without getting thumbs down.
i will now conclude that all atheists are fuckwits until one of them proves me wrong and just RESPECTS that people can about their religions with each other EVEN WHEN THEY AREN'T PREACHING TO PEOPLE!!
even when there is no preaching! a ourselves can't even WRITE about christianity without getting thumbs down.
i will now conclude that all atheists are fuckwits until one of them proves me wrong and just RESPECTS that people can about their religions with each other EVEN WHEN THEY AREN'T PREACHING TO PEOPLE!!
No, the bible has one originator, God. It has about 40 different writers that acted as human "secretaries" if you like, to record the thoughts and instructions from God.
But you are upright, it is a collection of 66 seperate books, in fact the word bible comes from the latin "biblia" denotation "little books". The fact that they form a single unit is evident not only from the fact that there is a single composition that runs through all the books, but that it would be difficult to fully understand one book without the others.
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Article: The bible a book from God
But you are upright, it is a collection of 66 seperate books, in fact the word bible comes from the latin "biblia" denotation "little books". The fact that they form a single unit is evident not only from the fact that there is a single composition that runs through all the books, but that it would be difficult to fully understand one book without the others.
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Article: The bible a book from God
Yes you are tickety-boo. Religious scholars have found several version of ancient text in Greek and Hebrew. They also have proof of some of the authors. As an example, there were 3 multifarious stories about the "flood" and Noah.
PBS had an excellent series about religion. One of the documentaries was about this topic. The Bibles provenience and authors. It was very enlightening. I suggest all good Christians watch it.
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/bible/coogan.html
Rewrite comment: It is so sad to see people actually deny facts.
PBS had an excellent series about religion. One of the documentaries was about this topic. The Bibles provenience and authors. It was very enlightening. I suggest all good Christians watch it.
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/bible/coogan.html
Rewrite comment: It is so sad to see people actually deny facts.
1) But isnt the bible a soft-cover of short stories from different authors translated from different scrolls?
Essentially this is correct.
2) what are the statistical odds of that?
Judging by the extensive number of multi-author and shared-world anthologies that are available, I'd say the odds were extremely good. I stand up for "Sherlock Holmes' War of the Worlds" by Wellman (after first reading at least one "Sherlock Holmes" register and "War of the Worlds," of course).
Jim, http://www.bible-reviews.com
Essentially this is correct.
2) what are the statistical odds of that?
Judging by the extensive number of multi-author and shared-world anthologies that are available, I'd say the odds were extremely good. I stand up for "Sherlock Holmes' War of the Worlds" by Wellman (after first reading at least one "Sherlock Holmes" register and "War of the Worlds," of course).
Jim, http://www.bible-reviews.com
Yes, particular authors over a long period of time. That is one reason for its inaccuracy. Because of God's mercy to mankind, He, about 600 years later sent another publication for mankind that has not changed and still exists in its original language until today, the Quran. It confirms the previous messages, corrects the misreading, and calls people to prepare for the day they meet their lord.
I was robbed because of the Jehovah Witness book What Does the Bible REALLY Teach?
I found this post jammed in my screen door handle. The cops said that because it was visible from the street it was probably an invitation for the housebreaker to rob my house. The cop said that if it had been done to him that he would call his lawyer.
Does anyone know if I have any legal recourse against the peddler who left this unsolicited statistics as a signal to thieves that my house was unoccupied?
Why did the Samarians only accept the first five books of the OT bible?
And say the others were not Inspired
because they had the quirk
What's the proper way to site the Bible/books of the Bible in an essay?
Within an essay, when the Bible is sited or viva voce of, is it supposed to be underlined? Or in italics? Or in quotes? Same question for specific books of the Bible. I believe I am correct in just capitalizing for the Old Testament, but for the Tome of Job I'm not sure, italicized perhaps? Any thoughts?
At best write it word for word as you would any other sentence. Use capital letters when needed such as at the beginning of a verse or for a name,etc.
I can do all things through Christ whom strengthens me. Phillipians 4:13 Ruler James Version
What is the order, by numbers of chapters, from shortest to longest of the books in the Bible toe?
I'm bored with reading only blue-eyed boy 22 and a friend said why not start to read the shortest through to longest of the Bibles books or read them chronologically but both would be opportune if anyone can help especially with chronological order thing as I am about to sit an oral test and forgot to revise for this, oops.
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3 John Shortest book
2 John
Philemon
Jude
Obadiah
Titus
Haggai
Nahum
Jonah
Habakkuk
2 Peter
Zephaniah
2 Timothy
Malachi
1 Thessalonians
Colossians
Proverbs*
Philippians
James
1 Peter
1 John
Ruth
Number cheaply of Solomon
Joel*
1 Timothy*
Galatians
Micah
Lamentations
2 Thessalonians*
Amos
Hosea
Ecclesiastes
Esther
2 Corinthians
Zechariah
Hebrews
Ezra
Ephesians*
Romans
1 Corinthians
Job
Nehemia
Daniel
Information
Mark
Joshua
Judges
John
1 Chronicles
2 Samuel
Luke*
2 Kings
Matthew
Acts
1 Kings
Leviticus
1 Samuel
2 Chronicles
Deuteronomy
Exodus
Numbers
Isaiah
Genesis
Ezekiel
Jeremiah
Psalms Longest publication"
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