• Flax
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      5 months ago

      Skimmed through some of these, like this which isn’t even a contradiction.

      Even here you can see that it even shows a verse where Jesus drinks the vinegar in two gospels yet claim it’s s contradiction because He didn’t receive the wine.

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        5 months ago

        What about all the other ones? There’s dozens. Including ones where there’s no room for interpretation like with those ones.

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          5 months ago

          Any examples? I’m not going to go through every single one

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            5 months ago

            One simple one was one apostle saying Jesus told them to go barefoot and with no staff and another saying he told them staff + sandals.

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              Luke and Matthew were referring to acquiring or buying a staff, Mark was referring to simply going as you are. The emphasis was that Jesus didn’t want them to excessively prepare for the journey, but simply go out with the sandals they were wearing and a walking stick they had on them.