Bible errors
Old Testament
Book of Job
The preface in the book of Job alone loudly proclaims that the God referred to is not and simply cannot be Yahweh. This reads like a parody of God.
- God and Satan are described as neighbourhood friends who occasionally greet each other and gossip about their followers
- God does not know Job's motives for serving Him, which obviously means he cannot be omniscient
- God declared Job righteous AND gives him to Satan to be tortured, which makes God malicious
Job loses everything and faces pain, torture and stupid opinions from his friends. He puts God on trial, based on righteousness and justice.
- When God responds, there are only loud declarations about how powerful and knowledgeable God is
- which means He does not answer the accusation
- which is an admission of guilt
Job is restored, because he was innocent. Job put God on trial and won.
Therefore, the God presented in the book of Job is not Yahweh.
New Testament
Jesus heals a paralyzed man
Jesus denies the holiness of God
Setting
A man is paralyzed, Jesus pronounces forgiveness of sins and the man is healed. The pharisees criticize Jesus that only God can forgive sins, Jesus replies that the Son of Man has the authority to forgive sins. Jesus also ask a rhetorical questions, is it easier to say "your sins are forgiven" or "get up and walk".
Pharisees are wrong
The pharisees were the religious monopoly in Ancient Israel, and they were in control of the relationship between God and common folk. They did not see that the whole religious kerfuffle they were in charge of was precisely because God is holy and He will not forgive sins, but there is always punishment for sin. To say that only God has the authority to forgive sins misses the point completely. They practically only cared that they had the monopoly on the sin business, not anyone else.
Jesus is wrong
Jesus of Nasareth sees God as simply a celestial power bank that can do nice things to people, whether it be healing of the sick or pronouncing that sins are forgiven. The demons also have this level of understanding, they also think that only the dimension of power is relevant.
God is holy, therefore God must punish every sin
It is actually easier to say, "get up and walk", because the other option is impossible. Healing the sick only requires immense power, and does not violate the holiness of God.
Parable of the Lost Son
Luke 15:11-32: The Parable of the Lost Son
This parable is a lie.
Two options
Logically speaking, there are two options regarding grace:
- God will always wait for sinners to come back to restoration
- God will not wait forever for sinners to come back but will judge them, eternally
This parable claims that God the Father is always waiting for sinners to come back to restoration.
This means, that God can actually never condemn sinners, but he must wait for people to come back on their own terms and on their on schedule. Grace is fully on man's terms, whenever he needs it or wants it, he can just bash into the Kingdom of God whenever he wants.
This is an egregious lie.
Holiness of God
God is holy, therefore He must always punish sin, and his love and waiting must therefore have a limit. The Kingdom of God works on God's terms, not on man's terms. God will stop waiting for men to end their insanity, and will judge them for their actions.