Psalm 91 says he'll command his angels so your foot never hits a stone. Daniel got that. So did the three men in the furnace. Then Hebrews 11 holds up people with the same faith who were stoned to death and sawn in two. So how does anybody know which one they are?
God calls child sacrifice an abhorrent thing he hates, and says not to do it for him. Then, angry, he says he gave Israel statutes that were not good, and defiled them through the offering up of all their firstborn. Both are his own words.
Everybody says they'd refuse it. Revelation 13:8 says the people capable of refusing were on a list finished before the world started.
Genesis says the sky is a solid dome with an ocean above it, four times in one chapter. Then it puts windows in the thing.
It claims to be the expert on how the sky works, and it gets the sky wrong three different ways. So what's holding up everything it says about what you can't see?
Luke says he researched it. Paul stops four times in one chapter to say which rulings are his and not the Lord’s. A secretary named Tertius signs off on Romans. The bible’s own writers keep telling you when it was just them.
The word never appears in Revelation. Not once, not about the beast, not about the dragon. It's in a letter, and it doesn't mean what you were taught.
Joshua 10:13 says the sun stopped in midheaven and didn't hurry to set. Ecclesiastes says it normally hurries back to the place where it rises.
Two sayings, three gospels, six verses. He’s quoted promising the arrival to people standing in front of him — some of whom would still be alive to see it. They all died, and every defense exists to get around that.
Deuteronomy 1:2 calls it an eleven-day walk. The forty years wasn't travel and it wasn't a wrong turn — it was waiting for a generation to die.
Numbers 23:19 says god does not lie. 1 Kings 22 has him asking a room full of spirits who will go and deceive a king, and then approving the plan.
2 Samuel 21:19 gives the kill to a man most people have never heard of. The King James adds three words to smooth it over, and prints them in italics to admit it.
