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If so, what did you think of it? Here’s the movie preview:

What post? I’ve read the whole entire letter of 1 Clement, and he clearly referenced Judith as scripture. You think you can just make me forget what I read? Where’s your brain washing post? You might want to call the Men In Black and borrow their neuralizer, because I can’t think of any other...

Then continue to make your own decisions. Study up on how the New Testament sides with the Greek Septuagint over the Hebrew Masoretic most of the time. Have you seen my video which shows the numbers removed from the Genealogy in Genesis 11? The Jews clearly corrupted their own scriptures.

Clement lived the same time as Paul. He references and quotes Judith and Wisdom of Solomon in his letter of 1 Clement. These books were accepted as scripture at the very start of Christianity. They weren’t “added in” in the 300’s. They were there ever since the beginning of the Christian Church...

Why don’t you make your own decisions instead of letting your denomination determine your choices for you?

Which churches? The churches of Rome, Hippo, and Carthage accepted the Apocryphal books as divine canonical scripture as early as the 300’s. Even today, the modern churches of the RCC and EOC accept the Apocryphal books. The Russian orthodox accept the Apocryphal books. Many Anabaptists still...

“Never accepted” Why do people always say that? Never accepted by whom? Rome, Hippo, and Carthage? Nicaea? Clement? Who?!!!! The fringe groups like Ebionites didn’t even believe Jesus was born of a virgin!!!! Who cares if some fringe group rejected the Apocryphal books!!! The question is: Did...

“Do you not know what I and my fathers have done to all the peoples of the lands? Were the gods of the nations of the lands able at all to deliver their land from my hand? Who was there among all the gods of those nations which my fathers utterly destroyed who could deliver his people out of my...

You haven’t shown any proof that contradicts the claim of Tobit that Sennacherib is the son of Shalmaneser. All you’ve shown is an inaccurate article from Wikipedia which contradicts scripture and is therefore clearly in error. 2 Kings 18 talks about Shalmaneser, and then talks about...

The gospel of Thomas was not accepted by the councils of Rome, Hippo, and Carthage. Don’t confuse it with books that were. You’re changing the subject.

Church authority required Jerome to include them. Who the heck let the modern Bible societies take them out?

True, I don’t read most of them. Just don’t have time for it.

Don’t you think there’s possibility that some of the Apocryphal books were in the Jews’ Bible prior to the start of Christianity? And maybe that’s the reason we find the earliest of Christians quoting from them? In fact, isn’t that kind of where the evidence seems to point? If when the...

I’ve heard people say 33 AD. Others say 31 AD. I’ve heard others say 28 AD. What do you say? I asked Siri and she doesn’t know.

What I mean to ask is that if the Greek Septuagint clocks him in at about 7 feet, and if the Hebrew Masoretic clocks him in at about 11 feet, and clearly an 11 foot tall person is a giant, but a 7 foot tall person is just a tall person, as we have many people in the NBA today who are 7 feet, and...

You haven’t explained yet how the 17-year reign of Sargon fits into the 10-year window in-between Shalmaneser and Sennacherib. Can’t you just at least acknowledge that Wikipedia got it wrong, and that you were wrong to trust them?

Because of sin and corruption

Do you think that if in the story of David and Goliath, when David killed Goliath, and it says that Goliath was 6 cubits and a span, which if you go by the long cubit of 20.67 inches which would be about 11 feet (6 cubits x 20.67 inches = 124.02 inches / 12 inches per foot = 10.335 feet), but if...

Did you see it? Where? What did you think?

In your opinion, how do you squeeze the 17-year reign of Sargon into the 10-year window between Shalmaneser and Sennacherib? It seems to me that this is basic math. No amount of opinions makes this mathematically possible.