Undeniable Bald Faced, Flat Out Lies By jesue In The Bible, Chapter And Verse

YOur preacher never reads these verses to the sheep.


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hmmmmmm.....a false prophet.......kinda like that Jonah dude????

There are absolute proven lies by the bibles jesus character.

How can anyone be foolish enough to believe a proven liar who BTW is 2,000 years late?

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And you believe? Atheism, Nihilism, what exactly?

Can your believe it,

there are more lies by your jesus character to come, chapter and verse of course.

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relax hysterico, didn't your mommy tell you that most print media are lies anyways?

jeez

I would tell my preacher that my tithe money was "coming soon"

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If you do not possess the intellecual wherewithal to understand it, it must be wrong.

Read the next verse.

(2) After 6 days Jesus took Peter, James and John with him and led them up a high mountain, where they were all alone. There He was transfigured before them.

There's more if you wish to look it up.

Also, Mark 9:1 says nothing about the world coming to an end.

The Bible was written over a period of 1400 to 1800 years by more than 40 different authors. so it's mostly lies.

Hey look everyone, it's the sh_theads for satan band!!!!

Get 40 people to write the same book and see how accurate it is. The Bible is the ONLY exception.

Jesus said that “ONLY” the Father knows the time of the end. Even the son does not know . . .

So, why should it be a surprise that Jesus did not know?

Mark 9:1 And he said unto them, Verily I say unto you, That there be some of them that stand here, which shall not taste death (of the "Self"), till they have seen the Kingdom of God come with power.

The death of self refers to self-sacrifice, this verse meaning that some people will not practice self-sacrifice.

Mark 13:26 And then shall they see the Son of Man coming in the "Clouds" with great power and glory.
13:27 And then shall he send his angels, and shall gather together his Elect from the four winds, from the uttermost part of the earth to the uttermost part of heaven.
13:28 Now learn a parable of the Fig tree (Jews); When her branch is yet tender, and putteth forth leaves (1948), ye know that Summer is near:
13:29 So ye in like manner, when ye shall see these things come to pass, know that it is nigh, [even] at the doors.
13:30 Verily I say unto you, that this generation shall not pass, till all these things be done.

In this case the generation refers to a future generation, "when ye shall see these things come to pass"

14:62 And Jesus said, I am: and ye shall see the Son of Man sitting on the right hand of power, and coming in the "Clouds" of heaven.

The whole premise of Christ's Teaching is that inside human bodies live immortal souls, and these souls get reincarnated repeatedly, thus the people he addresses, specifically the high priest, are still going to be here for His return. Why? Because this planet is hell where people go after they die.

If I was a preacher I wouldn't worry about these versus either. They are understood quite simply even by the newest Christians.

Not knocking an unbeliever but, going through and finding versus to attack won't work. You don't believe a word in it how can you then use it against the very people who do believe it?

I believe in myself and in some other people.

I know that your fugger god and jesus characters are proven liars.

If you can read, you know that too.

What sort of mindless moron believes in thousands of year old make believe supernatural characters from a story book?

Neither charactr has ever been seen by anyone, except in that old story book.

The tooth fairy is more real.

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OP dont bother, sheep with no ears cant listen, sheep with no thought process cant think.

Even the most mindless christurds cant help but notice that ALL chirturds fail to address the issues.

This guy has mommey fantasies, and tries to transfer his fantasies to others.

Fact is your jesus is a MANY TIMES proven liar.

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Which other people do you believe in and why?

I know you're right, but just maybe posting the truth will make those not totally brainwashed, actuslly use their own mind, and dump their mindless mystical cult religion down the crapper where it belongs.

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Here's where you are wrong..... Jesus did give a valid offer, but the Israel as a nation rejected him so he put off God's Kingdom on earth plan to extend salvation to the Gentile world. We have been in the age of Grace for 2,000 years and with each news report, the return of the Lord draws nearer so get ready...

Great post, OP.

But not only at the NT prophesies false, the OT ones are as well. In fact, not ONE real prophesy in the Bible has actually come true, a sad hit rate because sheer luck would make you expect one or two. But none is an appalling record!

Daniel's image

Frankly, it's wrong. Not only are the "great empires" wrong The empires in the image were not world empires and Daniel completely failed to take into account the bigger empires in the Far East and South America but we know why that is. Because the humans who wrote that story were based in the Middle East and had no idea about the other continents let alone the people who inhabited them.

Not only that, but obviously it was written AFTER these "great empires" and in fact was no prophesy at all. We know that because it notonly got its history wrong, but it actually failed to prophesy anything at all! It failed to prophesy the only genuine global empire that the world has ever seen: The British Empire. Not only did it fail in this, but is actually prophesied that EXACT OPPOSITE. It says that no other empires will come again. It will simply be weak and strong nations. Well, how wrong can you get?

So Daniel's image, the most often quoted "proof" of the divinity of the Bible proves itself wrong on several accounts: Incorrect history, incomplete geography and incorrect prophecy.

Hmmm... not good.

Ezekiel and Tyre
What can be said but "Oops"?
In Ezekiel 26 it is prophesied that Tyre will be completely destroyed by Nebuchadnezzar. Then "the Lord said" that Tyre would never be rebuilt again.

Unhappily for the believer not only did that fail to happen, but contrary to most towns and villages of the area, Tyre continued to prosper and remains right up to today. Go there on holiday if you want. Enjoy the place, it's a lovely area to visit.

This is again a prophecy that not only didn't happen but was spectacularly and undeniably wrong!

What really did happen? Nebuchadnezzar's siege failed and after 13 years, he was forced into a humiliating compromise. It was only 240 years later that Alexander the Great conquored the city but, again contrary to the prophesy it was rebuilt.

But, in fairness to Ezekiel, even he admitted he got it wrong (and as he clearly said "thus saith the Lord", so did God). you can read that dramatic climb-down in Ezekiel 29:17-20

Isaiah and Damascus
Oh dear!
Isaiah 17:1-2 says "Damascus will cease to be a city, and will become a heap of ruins. Her towns will be deserted forever."

Three millenia later and Damascus not only survives but it is a thriving, fantastic city.

Isaiah and Syria
This one is the Bible shooting itself in the foot. Isaiah 7:1-7 says that Syriah (kings Pekah and Rezin) would not conquor Israel, but we sse in II Chronicles 28:1, 5-6 that, er, Pekah and Rezin did just that.

Oh dear, oh dear!

Isaiah and the Nile
Well this is a bloomer on such a scale that it blows him completely out the water in terms of credibility. Isaiah 19:5-7 clearly statesthat the Nile will diminish and dry up. It will "be no more".

Hmm... why not take a cruise down the river one fine summer's day? It's lovely out there. The waters are so deep and wide. Makes for beautiful scenery against the backdrop of the rich and fertile banks that Isaiah said would be dry as a desert with nothing growing on them.

Ezekiel and the Nile
Not to be put off by his earlier failures, Ezekiel still got word "from the Lord" and had a crack at Egypt just like Isaiah did. Ezekiel 29:8-12:

"thus says the Lord God..and the land of Egypt shall be a desolation and a waste...no foot of man shall pass through it and no foot of beast shall past through it; it shall be uninhabited for forty years. And I will make the city of Egypt a desolation in the midst of desolated countries; and her cities shall be desolated forty years... I will scatter Egyptian among the nations, and disperse them through the countries."

Poor Ezekiel. God must have been joking with him! Egypt has never been desolate and waste. There has never been a single moment (let alone forty years) when Egypt was uninhabited. Neither Egypt nor its neighbours have ever been desolate countries. Civlisation has prospered there uninterrupted for all known history. Specifically, Egypt's cities has never been desolated for any period of time.

And finally, there was no Egyptian diaspora. Ever.

So this is error upon error upon error.

Not a great scorecard to far!

Jeremiah and Jehoiakim
Yet another man of God who seems to have the wrong message! This guy predicted that Jehoiakim
would not have a successor (Jeremiah 36:30). Unfortunately God seems to have mixed up the scri
pt because the Bible itself says that in fact Jehoiakim did get a successor (II Kings 24:6).

Kerpow! Shot in the foot.

Okay, so the Bible predicted (and failed) events concerning mere towns and cities and individu
al countries. So we know that it sees events at this level as worthy of prediction. How much s
o at a global level? Events that affect ALL towns in the region or ALL mankind? That would def
initely get a mention, right? I mean, wow, there must be so many predictions about the major e
vents in history. Provable predictions because the fact that they were predicted hundreds or e
ven thousands of years before the event would be undeniable.

Let's take a look.

Hitler

Boy did it miss out on one of the most important people in history to affect Jews, Christians
and the entire globe. It completely failed.

The purpose of "Bible prophecy" is to prove the Bible true and be a set of signposts for the f
uture. Well, hell, this is one huge blooper to miss out on!

The Inquisition
Another absent and extremely significant "for the sheep" development. In fact, of ALL the things to have prophesied, this would have been it. This certainly would have been the most useful and most provably accurate prophesy.

But, er... ooops!

Nil points.

The world wars
Sure there is general mumbo jumbo about "strife" and the rest that can be shoehorned by logical contortion to include the world wars, but the truth is that the Bible completely failed in this most significant of predictions.

In fact all the "great prophets" have failed to predict these events. These global events. These "you sure can't miss them if you really can see the future" events.

Global warming
Modern science predicts the effects of this.
The world is only just starting to see the results of it. We haven't event started the warmup act.

But the greatest book of all, the book people have lived and died by and for, the one that billions believe predicted the future has completely failed to precisely, accurately and clearly predict this catastrophe of catastrophes. This global calamity that will eclipse anything and everything that mankind has ever faced before.

Er... not even a whisper.

Now we know why that is, it's because, of course, such a concept was simply unimaginable to the folk who wrote these fables. And of course no-one can really see the future. In fact there isn't ONE prophesy in all the Bible that is a genuine prophesy. Not one thing that is clear, accurate and precise that can be proved to have been written before the events.

Moonlanding and space travel
Okay, there is doubt about the moon landing but you cannot doubt space travel. Yet oddly in a book that has a Tower of Babel incurring Gods wrath because of its height, not a mention of space travel.

Round Earth
Need we say more? God created the Earth yet didn't know it was round? And men were persecuted for daring to suggest such a thing? Surely an allknowing God would know that without mentioning this tiny fact, even just once, persecution, torture and all manner of evil wouldhappen.

But, hmm... well, you know why the Good Lord didn't mention it.

Jesus
Well, this is the real kicker. Many say "oh but the Bibie predicted Jesus". Well, yes, the story of Jesus was written to fit in with previous messianic tales.

But see, Jesus never existed. Outside of the Bible fables and some copies of a Josephus manuscript that were altered by 1st century Christians to try to include a reference to this fictitious character (now why would they resort to forgery?), there is absolutely no writen documentation about any of these events in the very rich, very well documented history of the time.

There were many people recording the history of the time. Many manuscripts exist that record details and events tiny compared to an event that had the entire nation in uproar, the Roman Governor on the back foot and a botched, politically fraught trial. Oh, an event on that scale would have been recorded by at least 40 of the prominent scholars who were recording events at the time.

But yet... not a mention.

Why?
Because it never happened.

Christians face scoffing from so many huge outlets. Through all that they still believe. You think you...a parrot...is going to sway us? You have nothing in your arsenal but arguments that have been tried and tried again. To be honest most Christians are tired of these versus popping up and just go on along.

Don't think for one minute that your name calling will sway a believer.

My challenge to believers is: Post an example of a REAL prophesy that actually came true from the Bible. Airey Fairy mumbo jumbo will not be accepted. It must be a proper, provable, precise and definite prophesy.

You can rely on the fact that these people won't be able to post an actual prophesy that is provable as a prophesy because, unfortunately for them, they didn't even get lucky but chance which is rather fortunate for those who are free thinkers because if pure luck had actually made just one of those "prophesies" "come true" then we would never hear the end of it.

All the other failed prophesies would simply not be as important as the one lucky strike.

But, thankfully, they didn't get lucky. Not one provable "prophesy" in the Bible can be validated. It's just one failure after the other which is what makes the job of pulling this nonsense to pieces so much easier.

OP you have the spiritual understanding of a pot holder.

You Christ haters sit here all day agreeing with each other about how stupid and false it is, yet not one of you have studied it with a heart to understand.

You're like a bunch of old hags sitting around complaining about the weather. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

Congrats on another waste of a thread.

Oh it's nor name calling that's of importance. Try logic, fact and reason. These won't sway a believer either. Nothing will get a believer to think or to question.

Take the ridiculous Noah's ark story. Clearly impossible, disproved by science, based on ignorance and the vast evidence of the natural world shows that it's impossible on many fronts. but yet a believer will ignore all the science because belief isn't about logic, reason or even reality. It's about invisible friends and emotion.

In fact, AC, I challenge you: You post here as to what WILL sway a believer. What WILL convince a believer that they are wrong? You, for example, what will YOU accept as proof that you are wrong?

To summarise this AC's post: OP has posted the truth and there is no logical or reasonable response to it, because it's true.

and yet you cant prove that its truth, you people are so dumb you believe everything some humans wrote down. tool

They can't reply because it's their OWN BOOK of invisible friends stories that has had all the holes in it exposed.

They are stuck.

But that won't stop them believing.