Is the bible the word of God?

  • The bible is the word of God
  • The bible is inspired by God
  • The bible is a historical account
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Please elaborate on your answer.

I tend to think that it is a historical account because I see contradictions in it. The Old Testament is mainly a historical account of the Jewish people. The Gospels are mainly a historical account of Jesus.

There are some things inspired by God I guess such as the ten commandments, the sermon on the mount and many of the letters in the New Testament

Peace to all,

Logically, The Bible is two books, The Inspired Word of God and a Historical Non_Fiction Book. If everything were written in the Book, not even the world could hold the works written and the Bible alone cannot achieve salvation as taught through The Christ through the logical formulas from The Wondrous Mysteries in The Catholic Church in the New Living Sacrifice for all.

Logically, The Catholic Church is through The New Eve for The New Living Sacrifice in the New Adam together for union “In The Christ” becoming in union again for all in One God in being a Family.

Peace always,
Stephen

“In the beginning was “the word”, and the word was with God and the word was God.” Everything that Jesus says is non-different from the word of God. “I and my Father are One.” The only problem is that there are so many “versions” of the Bible. When men put scripture into their own words, (Like King James, etc.) then the scripture loses its potency. When a new version is created, this is because the writer(s) wish to impose a different meaning, by degree. As this goes on from generation to generation, new meanings will appear.

Peace to all,

The greatest truth is in the story that never changes and the greatest story ever told is the becoming “in the Christ” for all mankind becoming in One Holy Spirit Family One God in being from creation through transformation for glorification becoming again incorruption and immortality transfigured in One Holy Spirit Family One God in being.

From him through him and for him are all things to him be the glory.

From creation through transformation for glorification are all things to transfiguration be the glory.

Peace always,
Stephen

It’s a historical account.

It’s not the Word of God, because if it was the Word of God it would’ve been written by God, but instead it was written by men. Plus, I have a hard time believing that God would be so harsh to kill innocent children and do other terrible horrible things that occur in the Old Testament. In fact, according to my research, that God is a false God, hence why you have all these scandals in the Church, cause the real God wouldn’t allow anything like that to happen to his Creation.

And I don’t think The Bible was 100% inspired by God. The Bible was written by 40 different authors, and I’m sorry but I am not going to blindly trust 40 different people that every single one of those authors truly were inspired by God. It’d be different if we were looking at like 3 authors or a small number, but 40? Yeah…that’s like saying you can trust every single person in the government. Especially nowadays, since the Republicans are playing by the same playbook as the Democrats, therefore making both parties corrupt as can be.

I’m not saying it’s not possible that all 40 authors were truly inspired by God, it’s very possible that was the case. But, the odds of that being true are very small. And since it’s retranslated all the time, honestly it’s hard to even know if what we’re reading is really true. Whenever you retranslate something, the meaning gets lost, and with the amount of times this book has been retranslated, at this point it really just boils down to faith, because no amount of evidence that The Bible actually means what it says can justify a true meaning. It should’ve been translated once and left alone. But no, let’s water down the meaning of The Bible, because that’s smart….

When Jesus was alive, Rome wanted the man dead. Rome did not care about that man, at all. They did not feel sorry for him. They did not care that he preached the truth. The man was assassinated (because it was planned). And now, years later, we have a Pope that resides in Rome who basically is God’s second in command, and people still to this day believe that this whole religion is good? Do you honestly think this religion was made because Jesus wanted this religion to be made? Because what these people in power did was make this religion into a business, and basically exploited the story of Jesus for money. And yet, people will swear by this religion and will even die for it. Just because you have a supernatural experience doesn’t mean you should turn to religion. You had a supernatural experience because Jesus loves you and wants to help you out. That was something Jesus did, not the Church. Rome killed this man, and you can clearly tell that the Romans enjoyed it. You honestly think after all this time they care about that man? Look at what’s going on in your Churches. Shoot, look at some of these people who call themselves Christians or Catholics. This is not what Jesus wanted at all. Jesus desired for people to love one another, to be kind, to love your neighbor, to follow the 10 Commandments, to turn the other cheek. But what do you see? Evil….that’s what you’re seeing. Any crime committed against children is straight up evil. There is no circumstance at all when killing a child is a good thing, none. There is no circumstance where molesting a child is ok, NONE!

It just amazes me the amount of trust people have with other people they truly know nothing about. A person can look good on paper, and be the most evil person to ever live. We have proof that we’ve had bad Popes, Bishops, Cardinals, Priests, etc… It should not surprise you that some people who were considered “doctors of the Church”, saints, even certain philosophers, it should not surprise you that some of these people may have had an ulterior motive. I’m sorry, the fact that corruption is present in the Church should be an indicator that, sorry, but there are some people who have ulterior motives. And some of these people are praised and are called “level-headed.” This is why you shouldn’t believe everything you are told and everything you are taught, cause some of that information was designed to get you to fall for a blatant lie (or at best a half-truth).

I believe in Jesus, but the God of the Old Testament is a phony. I dunno where Jesus got all of his traits from, because the God of the Old Testament isn’t a believer in mercy. He may have warned people before he went through with anything he did, but you don’t hear God sparing anyone. If God did something, he did it, and mercy was nowhere to be found. At least Jesus believed in mercy. So that tells me that either Jesus inherited all of his Mother’s traits, or the God of the Old Testament is a joke, and my research has led me to believe that the God of the OT is indeed fake. That there is a higher God than him who made our souls.

This is probably going in one ear and out the other, but good luck with trusting that many people. I sincerely hope you’re trusting the right people, truthfully.

The Bible is God’s word to us. All of it is inspired. Some of it is history, but, as Father Richard Simon wrote, it is especially the story of God’s relationship with His people. The Psalms, for example, are not history, but they do illuminate God’s relationship with us. The dual creation accounts in Genesis are not two separate historical accounts but stories that tell us about God and His creation. Maybe not every word in them is literally true (for example, did God really create the sun and moon after everything else except animals and people?), but they tell the truth about who God is and who we are in relation to Him.

I don’t see how, out of the three options, that it could be considered the literal word of God since it was written by humans. If it was literally God’s word but written by humans (rather than falling from the sky or just appearing from thin air), then wouldn’t it be the divinely inspired option?

An accurate historical account? The level of historical accuracy varies by both book and passage. I think it’s difficult to argue that some parts of the Old Testament are not folklore; echoing themes and stories that preceded The Bible and were similar across pre-Biblical cultures.

I think it’s an astonishingly accurate representation of humanity and its fundamentally unchanging nature. As such, religion aside, it can benefit everyone who is knowledgeable or familiar with it as a text on the flawed and seemingly incapable human condition.

Peace to all,

OMNiLogically, faithfully, Dual nature is “Big Bang” failed Creation becoming from the spirit through the flesh becoming “World Order” through two natures fulfilled through the Immaculately Immortal life from the Incorruptible Will of the Father for Jesus becoming “In The Christ” for all mankind becoming again “World Order” through two natures in One Holy Spirit Family One God in being.

We know not to be faithfully confused, and only OMNiLogically can we see God, The Holy Spirit Family with new OMNiLogical eyes becoming again for all Creation in One Holy Holy Family.

From Catholicism, The Bible is two books, a reference Book of Historical Non-fiction and the Inspired Word of God becoming again for all Creation in One Holy Roman Catholic and Apostolic Family One God in being.

The God from The Faith of Abraham resurrects in both natures from the spirit nature through the flesh nature becoming “In The Christ” through Mary for Jesus becoming again for all Creation in One Holy Spirit Family One God in being, literally, OMNiLogically and faithfully fulfilled becoming again in One God in being.

Saint Paul delivered The Pentecost to the Gentiles to the Faithless in Corinth with Saint Peter, who said, “Who would not Baptize those in Corinth Saint Paul brought to the fire of The Holy Spirit?” Stephen Andrew delivers the fire of “The Mind of God” OMNiLogically to the Faithful in Catholicism.

Flawed natures become from the corrupt defiled spirit through the mortal dying flesh becomes from loving or not loving through The Bodies of Adam and Eve becoming the seemingly incapable human condition loving only and loving with only the most love from the incorruptible spirit through the Immaculately Immortal life becoming One Sanctified Transformed Incorruptible and Immortal Body from Mary for Jesus becoming “In The Christ” for all mankind becoming again glorified and transfigured for all Creation in One Holy Spirit Family One God in being, OMNiLogically.

Peace always,
mystic Stephen Andrew
The OMNiLogical Pen of The Holy Family One God in being

This….

I really have a problem with calling something that is not considered illegal, sinful. Or this condition of “original sin.” That we are inherently fallen creatures. I’m sorry, but I don’t buy it. If you a put a baby in a room with another baby, how can you look at those 2 innocent children and say they’re fallen creatures. They’re children for crying out loud, they don’t know any different. And whenever I say that, someone will inevitably chime in and say “Well…we’re not necessarily talking about babies.” And then I look at them and I say “Ok…well then something’s not adding up. Either we’re fallen creatures or we’re not. When someone says we are inherently fallen creatures, they’re talking about our inherent nature are they not?” And usually the other person will say “Well…yeah…” And I said “So, in saying that, it shouldn’t matter what age we’re at. If huemans are inherently fallen creatures, then they are fallen creatures their entire lives right, including when they are newborns, correct?” And they said “Well…I guess that makes sense.” And then I usually say afterwards “Well sorry but I fundamentally disagree. When a child is brought into this world, they’re still trying to figure out things, and they become naturally curious. And really, if I’m being honest here, as children grow, and they turn like 3 or 4, children tend to have this natural tendency to go towards the good. Yeah, they’re still learning so they might still do bad things every now and then, but for the most part, because children love and they love fiercely, they mostly try to do what they’re told. It’s only when children near the age of puberty is when things can fall on the wayside. But, if we wanted to take this one step further, there are some adults out there that are arguably worse than children.

But even if you disagree with my argument, the other argument that can be made is the whole “God doesn’t make trash” argument. To consider the hueman race to be inherently fallen is to imply that there’s a defect in what God designed. And if God is perfect, this goes directly against his nature. Huemans are God’s creation, so therefore huemans are ultimately a GOOD creation.

Obviously I don’t think God made our meat suits, I was just using terms Catholics use to illustrate my point.

Peace to all,

So true,

Creation is from The Father, through The Mother for the Son becoming “In The Christ” for all mankind becoming again for all Creation in One Holy Spirit Family One God in being, OMNiLogically.

Fallen is mortal flesh and corrupt spirit, salvation was access to te tree of Life and away from the tree of knowledge.

Meat suits resurrect into the image of the selected “Choice” spirit father and do not resurrect from the Holy spirit through the immaculate flesh becoming again One Family.

Peace always,
Stephen

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:wink: Thanks Stephen! I like how you used my words “meat suits” LOL!

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Peace to all,

Faithfully all faiths come close to understanding the Powers in the Trinity.

What LDS, Catholics, Popes, Preachers and a lot of Christians do not know, OMNiLogically. They all come close and the story always changes for them without Stephen Andrew’s phone number, they can never perhaps know “The Mind of God” OMNiLogically same God from the Catholic Faith from Abraham expressed OMNiLogically.

The go like, “Where is Stephen Andrew? Or perhaps Jacob, Son of Isaac, Son of Abraham? Oh Well, let us pick a story, any story and bind it through the Moses seat.” Ex Cathedra?

No one is arguing The Faith of Catholicism from Abraham just the Logical “Mind of God” becoming from undefiled and fulfilled through two natures becoming one Body becoming again One Family One God in being.

The Catholic Church can believe it faithfully then till now from no fault of their own, but now from OMNiLogical God we know the logical truth.

Saint Paul delivered The Pentecost to the Gentiles to the Faithless in Corinth with Saint Peter, who said, “Who would not Baptize those in Corinth Saint Paul brought to the fire of The Holy Spirit?” Stephen Andrew delivers the fire of “The Mind of God” OMNiLogically to the Faithful in Catholicism.

“What is is to you if he should remain alive until I return, you must follow me.” Jesus and Mary Christ

From the first failed attempt at Salvation through the Fig Leaf, we could not hide, cover our own sins, so, God always says, “I will ““Choose”” The Living Sacrifice.”

The “Chosen” today becomes through The Host in the New Temple through the New Eve Baptized from The Incorruptible Sprit through The Immaculately Immortal Flesh becoming “In The Christ” from Sacrifice through Penance forgiven becoming again for all Creation in One God in Being a Family, OMNiLogically.

Peace always,
Stephen

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