Pregnant Bible Errors

We may all claim to descend from David through Joseph or another father we did not really have, we too. But rather refrain! See what happened to Jesus who did it, according to gospels.

A more than suspect promise, is it worth resorting to at all?

The Bible tells of very much frustration. First, the Bible says the Creator made a couple and promised that an apple-eater would be killed the same day he ate of the forbidden fruit - And yet apple-eating Adam lived till he was 850 years old after that. Would you know!

Frustatred guys may become dangerous and commit themselves to fruitless combats, ending their good fortune thus. So what is the alternative to relying on suspect deep sleep promises and other suspect things? Maybe it is relying more on yourself. At least on trustworthy things. Promises that fail to come true for three thousand years are not really effective, and we need to adjust to that. Some Jews do not, however, and that is a problem.

In an old myths Yahweh promised land to Abra(ha)m and his descendants.

As the sun was setting, Abra[ha]m fell into a deep sleep, and a thick and dreadful darkness came over him [in deep sleep]. Then the Lord made a covenant with Abram and said, "To your descendants I give this land, from the river of Egypt to the great river, the Euphrates - the land of the Kenites, Kenizzites, Kadmonites, Hittites, Perizzites, Rephaites, Amorites, Canaanites, Girgashites and Jebusites." [Gen 15:12-21]

Many do not even remember a dream, and deep sleep is deeper than dream sleep, or REM sleep. A person usually remembers nothing at all from his deep sleep. But suppose that Abram had luck and recalled all he heard - and later in life realised he lacked most of the territory enumerated anyhow. The same holds good for Abraham's descendants for three thousand years: they have never got the deep-sleep promised land. Look to the fruits. Study historical maps to see more, if you will.

❖ Unfulfilled promises are sources of resentment, and having believed in vain promises can be a cause of regrets and masquerades.

God-decrees blown away with the wind it seems

The Bible's God set up (institutionalised) goat tent service that was to last forever, but the solemn, ritualised goat tent service took an end when King Solomon had built a temple that his father David had prepared for.

Then the covenant ark disappeared also.

Yahweh "gave in" when the people wanted a king, but presaged repercussions. The king (as an institution) was to bring basic punishment to Jews. Watch out who you select or hail; the one chosen by God, Saul, went insane, and other kings cost much, they too. [1 Samuel 1.8].

Yahweh later appears to have forgot he had killed off his lost sheep of Israel unless he meant the people of Judah - so Jesus said he was for the lost sheep of Israel largely in vain. [Matthew 10:6; 15:24]

"I will put an end to the kingdom of Israel." [Hosea 1:4] "I will crush you". [Amos 2:13] "Fallen is Virgin Israel, never to rise again". [Amos 5:2]

"You are destroyed, O Israel, because you are against me, against your helper. (...) In my anger I gave you a king". [Hosea 13:9,11]

Afterwards, according to Jesus, he sent Jesus to save them. The plan failed. Are you surprised? One should say it was doomed to fail from the start, as judged from Old Testament evidence.

Mishmash-ridden "strategies" aside, the net was cast over Gentiles instead and the commands or injuctions of Jesus that were for Jews only, were dropped. Only four requirements were left, and no to blood food was one of them, and no to adultery. How many stand by those two today outside the Orthodox Church? [Acts 15; 21:25]

Teachings of Jesus provoked the high priests to the extent that they decided to have him executed, for things he said did not correspond to the Law of Moses, and they were not allowed to transgress, but were obliged to have a transgressor executed according to the Law.

Jesus claimed that his words and deeds were for Jews only. "I was sent only to the lost sheep of Israel," said Jesus [See Matthew 15;24]. But no, the Father who allegedly had sent him to save his own, decided differently after some time. Now he wanted Jesus to be butchered like a lamb instead. After some more time, millions of Gentile followers were made martyrs, even though proper faith and God's power could have hindered it and helped them to an easy, pleasant life instead of being victimised. [Matthew 28;19; John 14:12]

After the Lamb had been butchered, we are told that a Spirit or Ghost descended on his apostles and from them to Gentiles, but almost all of the Law and all the sayings of Jesus were clearly dispensed with as "not among the four requirements" when the Apostle's Decree was "hammered out" by all the apostles and the Holy Spirit [Acts 15 and 21:25]. One might as well accept that Jesus says that sane people do not need him. [Mark 2:17; cf. Matthew 9:12-13].

According to Acts 15 and 21:25, eating black pudding (blood pudding and blood sausages) was and is a no-no to non-Jewish Christians. But circumcision and Sabbath rest could be dropped, even though they were necessary for being of Yahweh's chosen people according to the Law that had mattered so much to Yahweh and which Jesus vouched for wholesale in Matthew 5:17-19.

As for the signs that are said to have accompanied Jesus, they were small in comparison to the scaring manifestations of Yahweh before Mount Sinai, on that mount, and afterwards. What Jesus really did, was to sabotage parts of the Law while claiming the whole of the Law was valid [Matthew 5;18-20]. By the way, have you noted how much easier it is to say "cast mountains into the sea" than actually doing such feats?

After 70 AD, guys who in the light of Hosea were already destroyed [and must have failed in their thinking] were shooed from tracts the Bible says that Yahweh had given them and they never had had more than a fraction of anyhow: "To your descendants I give this land, from the river of Egypt to the great river, the Euphrates - the land of the Kenites, Kenizzites, Kadmonites, Hittites, Perizzites, Rephaites, Amorites, CanBible History and Bible errorsnites, Girgashites and Jebusites." - [See Genesis 15;18-21]

❖ Try to be strong against the faults of Jante and dangerous religious garble, for the welfare of the devotees and the others.

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It is better not to be gullibly taken in and made a fool for it. Try to do yoga instead and strengthen and clarify your mind by it. You can also still your mind and body somehow - without meditation - and reflect so that you grasp the Bible mistakes seriously. And still your jaws, so that you get no reasons for regrets too. Then, gradually you might improve where you are, and come to bear good fruit if things go well. It gets worse for the marred, indoctrinated many and those who get crooked.