| json_metadata | "{"app":"Musing","appTags":["Bible"],"appCategory":"Bible","appTitle":"What biblical contradictions do you know?","appBody":"<p>In the New Testament, there are logical inconsistencies between the parentages of Jesus given in the main section of Matthew and the third part of Luke. </p><p>The two ancestries start with Jesus' dad, who is recognized as Joseph (or, in other words, that Mary was probably impregnated by the Holy Ghost). Yet, Matthew says Joseph's dad was Jacob, while Luke claims he was Heli. Matthew records 26 ages among Jesus and King David, though Luke records 41. Matthew runs Jesus' line of plummet through David's child Solomon, while Luke makes them experience David's child Nathan. </p><p>The tale of Jesus' introduction to the world is likewise conflicting. Matthew 2:13-15 portrays Joseph and Mary as escaping to Egypt with the child Jesus instantly after the shrewd men from the east had brought blessings. </p><p>In any case, Luke 2:22-40 asserts that after the introduction of Jesus, his folks stayed in Bethlehem for the season of Mary's purging (which was 40 days, under the Mosaic law). A short time later, they conveyed Jesus to Jerusalem \"to show him to the Lord,\" and afterward came back to their home in Nazareth. Luke makes reference to no voyage into Egypt or visit by astute men from the east. </p><p>Concerning the demise of Judas, the backstabbing pupil, Matthew 27:5 states he took the cash he had gotten for selling out Jesus, tossed it down in the sanctuary, and \"went and hanged himself.\" actually, Acts 1:18 cases Judas utilized the cash to buy a field and \"falling quick, he burst into pieces in the middle, and every one of his guts spouted out.\" </p><p>In depicting Jesus being directed to his execution, John 19:17 relates that he conveyed his very own cross. Be that as it may, Mark 15:21-23 differs by saying a man called Simon conveyed the cross. </p><p>Concerning the torturous killing, Matthew 27:44 reveals to us Jesus was insulted by the two crooks who were being executed with him. In any case, Luke 23:39-43 relates that just a single of the culprits provoked Jesus, the other criminal reproached the person who was doing the insulting, and Jesus told the criminal who was safeguarding him, \"Today shalt thou be with me in heaven.\" </p><p>As to last expressions of Jesus while on the cross, Matthew 27:46 and Mark 15:34 statement Jesus as crying with an uproarious voice, \"My God, my God, why hast thou neglected me?\" Luke 23:46 gives his last words as, \"Father, into thy hands I laud my soul.\" John 19:30 charges the last words were, \"It is done.\" </p><p>There are even inconsistencies in the records of the revival – the alleged occasion that is the plain establishment of the Christian religion. Check 16:2 states that upon the arrival of the restoration, certain ladies touched base at the tomb at the ascending of the sun. Be that as it may, John 20:1 illuminates us they arrived when it was yet dim. Luke 24:2 portrays the tomb as open when the ladies arrived, while Matthew 28:1-2 demonstrates it was shut. Stamp 16:5 proclaims that the ladies saw a young fellow at the tomb, Luke 24:4 says they saw two men, Matthew 28:2 reports they saw a heavenly attendant, and John 20:11-12 claims they saw two blessed messengers.</p>","appDepth":2,"appParentPermlink":"p3jmkl99dx","appParentAuthor":"blessingob","musingAppId":"aU2p3C3a8N","musingAppVersion":"1.1","musingPostType":"answer"}" |
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