Biology versus Theology. The Bible: irreconcilable with Science, Experience, and even its own statementsJulian
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Biology versus Theology. The Bible: irreconcilable with Science, Experience, and even its own statements
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Bible and science
(3) The Jews affirm that the word virgin [_almah_] does not of
necessity mean a maiden or unmarried woman. If Isaiah in the text
referred to his wife, she was already mother of at least one child
two years old. Joel, i., 8, applies the word to a _widow_ advanced
in life: “Lament like a virgin girded with sackcloth for the husband
of her youth,” _see_ Prov., xxx., 19.
Matthew, v., 1. Luke, vi., 17.
Jesus “seeing the multitude went Jesus came down with his
up into a _mountain_, and when he disciples, and _stood_ in the
was _set_, he opened his mouth _plain_, and said: &c. [Here
and taught the people.” [Here follow the beatitudes.]
follow the beatitudes.]
Matt., viii., 28. Mark, v., 1, 2; Luke, viii., 26,
27.
“When [Jesus] was come to the
other side [of the lake] into the “When they came over unto the
country of the _Gergesenes_, other side of the sea into the
there met him _two_ possessed country of the _Gadarenes_, there
with devils, coming out of the met him out of the tombs a
tombs.” certain man which had devils a
long time.”
Matt, xx., 20, 21. Mark, x., 35–37.
“The _mother_ of Zebedee’s “James and John the _sons_ of
children . . . said unto [Jesus], Zebedee came unto [Jesus] saying,
grant that these my two sons may grant unto us that we may sit one
sit, the one on thy right hand on thy right hand and the other
and the other on the left in thy on thy left in thy glory.”
kingdom.”
Matt., xxii., 46. Mark, xii., 34.
Here we are told that Jesus Mark gives a different version.
puzzled the Pharisees with the He says a certain scribe asked
question, “How can Christ be Jesus, “Which is the first
David’s son, seeing that David commandment of all?” And when
calls him _lord_?” “And no man,” Jesus answered the scribe well,
adds the writer, “from that day adds, “No man after that durst
forth, durst ask him any more ask him any question.”
questions.”
Luke, xx., 40.
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