Removed books
entirely probable and likely
The Mormons say the same shit about their book
in fact, there are mentions in the old testament of other books, which we've never seen
But yes holy bible is on another level
Way above the Mormon book. God forgive me
Hahhahahah
Purest besides maybe the new bible
Jew bible
There's a Bible 2?
Mormons have bible 2
It’s crazy.
subtitle: Electric Boogaloo
BUT: Directed by Ron Howard
The Islam bible said no more words from god after this... I believe them
Next is probly apocalypse
That dude probly pissed god off
Well if Revelation is anything to go by, yyyyep
something about terrible things happening to whoever adds or subtracts to/from it
So king James went to hell
And probly 30 popes
state your case
They had to change it along the way man. No way. Man is corrupt.
We are lost sheep
sudden blackpill
The Bible is pure but we might have fucked her because the priests been doing evil shit fishing
something tells me God won't hold it against us
That being said, small changes are made here and there to taylor the whole thing for different societies. It's a conscious decision
For Africans who subsist on sweet potatoes: Jesus is no longer the bread of life, he is the sweet potato of life
The Bible hasn’t changed. That’s false teaching from baffoons
The only argument you can make that it’s changed was the Protestants removing the apocryphal books and the New Testament books.
That's a tall mountain to climb, to claim authoritatively that the Bible has not been altered over the centuries
Not really. Dead Sea scrolls proved it hasn’t changed in centuries.
Plus we still have copies of old Bibles.
There are also things that show up in such scripts that suggest things were either omitted from the apostles' accounts
or they were removed somewhere along the way
perhaps during the christian bible's compilation
if those writings aren't forgeries, of course. But they don't appear to be
Not that this ultimately matters too much. Only fools whose focus is academics would focus on these things rather than the message
The book is so profound no matter which way you look at it you’ll almost always learn a lot.
It has very good lessons
