Strawman:
I'm just going to type something so you won't feel sad that nobody's replied your post that you spent so much time working on

Strawman:
I'm just going to type something so you won't feel sad that nobody's replied your post that you spent so much time working on

hopefulLandlord:
Bible is the infallible, divinely-inspired word of God, right? The entire Christian religion is based on the resurrection of the Christ - so we know that part of the Good Book will be very accurate! The very crux of the argument for Christianity being the one true religion is that it is the only religion in which the Saviour actually rose from the dead to fulfill prophecy- so let's have a little fun:

Father Dan's Easter Quiz:

1. Who first came to the tomb on Sunday morning?
a. one woman (John 20:1)
b. two women (Matt. 28:1)
c. three women (Mark 16:1)
d. more than three women (Luke 23:55-56; 24:1,10)

2. She (they) came
a. while it was still dark (Matt. 28:1; John 20:1)
b. after the sun had risen (Mark 16:2)

3. The woman (women) came to the tomb
a. to anoint the body of Jesus with spices (Mark 16:1-2; Luke 24:1)
b. just to look at it (Matt. 28:1; John 20:1 )

4. The women had obtained the spices
a. on Friday before sunset (Luke 23:54-56; 24:1)
a. after sunset on Saturday (Mark 16:1)

5. The first visitor(s) was/were greeted by
a. an angel (Matt. 28:2-5)
b. a young man (Mark 16:5)
c. two men (Luke 24:4)
d. no one (John 20:1-2)

6. The greeter(s)
a. was sitting on the stone outside the tomb (Matt 28:2)
b. was sitting inside the tomb (Mark 16:5)
c. were standing inside the tomb (Luke 24:3-4)

7. After finding the tomb empty, the woman/women
a. ran to tell the disciples (Matt. 28:7-8; Mark 16:10; Luke 24:9; John 20:2)
b. ran away and said nothing to anyone (Mark 16:8 )

8. The risen Jesus first appeared to
a. Mary Magdalene alone (John 20:14; Mark 16:9)
b. Cleopas and another disciple (Luke 24:13,15,18)
c. Mary Magdalene and the other Mary (Matt. 28:1,9)
d. Cephas (Peter) alone (1 Cor. 15:4-5; Luke 24:34)

9. Jesus first appeared
a. somewhere between the tomb and Jerusalem (Matt. 28:8-9)
b. Just outside the tomb (John 20:11-14)
c. in Galilee - some 80 miles (130 Km) north of Jerusalem (Mark 16:6-7)
d. on the road to Emmaus - Miles (11 Km) west of Jerusalem (Luke 24:13-15)
e. we are not told where (Mark 16:9; 1 Cor. 15:4-5)

10. The disciples were to see Jesus first
a. in Galilee (Mark 16:7; Matt. 28:7,10,16)
b. in Jerusalem (Mark 16:14; Luke 24:33,36; John 20:19; Acts 1:4)

11. the disciples were told that they would meet the risen Jesus in Galilee
a. by the women, who had been told by an angel of the Lord, then by Jesus himself after the resurrection (Matt. 28:7-10; Mark 16:7)
b. by Jesus himself, before the crucifiction (Mark 26:32)

12. The risen Jesus
a. wanted to be touched (John 20:27)
b. did not want to be touched (John 20:17)
c. did not mind being touched (Matt. 28:9-10)

13. Jesus ascended to Heaven
a. the same day that he was resurrected (Mark 16:9,19; Luke 24:13,28-36,50-51)
b. forty days after the resurrection (Acts 1:3,9)
c. we are not told that he ascended to Heaven at all (Matt. 28:10, 16-20; John 21:25; the original Gospel of Mark ends at 16:8 )

14. The disciples received the Holy Spirit
a. 50 days after the resurrection (Acts 1:3,9)
b. in the evening of the same day as the resurrection (John 20:19-22)

15. The risen Jesus
a. was recognized by those who saw him (Matt. 28:9; Mark 16:9-10 )
b. was not always recognizable (Mark 16:12; Luke 24:15-16,31,36-37; John 20:14-15 )

16. The risen Jesus
a. was physical (Matt. 28:9; Luke 24:41-43; John 20:27 )
b. was not physical (Mark 16:9,12,14; Luke 24:15-16,31,36-37; John 20:19,26; 1 Cor. 15:5-8 )

17. The risen Jesus was seen by the disciples
a. presumably only once (Matt. 28:16-17 )
b. first by two of them, later by all eleven (Mark 16:12-14; Luke 24:13-15,33,36-51 )
c. three times (John 20:19,26; 21:1,14)
d. many times (Acts 1:3 )

18. When Jesus appeared to the disciples
a. there were eleven of them (Matt. 28:16-17; Luke 24:33,36)
b. twelve of them (1 Cor. 15:5 )


Hey, when has religion ever let facts or figures get in the way of a good quote. If this quiz has in any way shaken your faith, simply open the Bible and pull out sentences at random that make you feel good or (completely out of context) reaffirm any belief you want to hold.

SenatePresdo:
The correct answer to all that questions is
that they still ended up being the same.
If somebody claim you bought a book
yesterday, and another person claim you
bought it last millennium, what the both
are still saying is that
you bought a book.
The both still ended up in one final
destination. So It doesn't matter the route
they used to com, what matters is;
Are they at the same final destination, if so.
What else should we worry about.
Can you tell me the exact thing you and
your friends did around 11:am on march
5th 2005? Without you guys contradicting
yourself? But you guys might still end up
that all of you were at school.
So I don't see any need for alarm because
the apostles gave the account from
different angles.
At least, they still ended up on the same
conclusion.

hopefulLandlord:
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hopefulLandlord:
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hahn:




Booking space on your own thread?

You atheists are just confused. Only divine revelation and the righteous ones can properly interpret the bible.

Kingebukanaija, naijadeyhia, winner01, your expertise in the things of the spirit is needed.

All hail Jehovah the most high

hopefulLandlord:
Bible is the infallible, divinely-inspired word of God, right? The entire Christian religion is based on the resurrection of the Christ - so we know that part of the Good Book will be very accurate! The very crux of the argument for Christianity being the one true religion is that it is the only religion in which the Saviour actually rose from the dead to fulfill prophecy- so let's have a little fun:

Father Dan's Easter Quiz:

1. Who first came to the tomb on Sunday morning?
a. one woman (John 20:1)
b. two women (Matt. 28:1)
c. three women (Mark 16:1)
d. more than three women (Luke 23:55-56; 24:1,10)

2. She (they) came
a. while it was still dark (Matt. 28:1; John 20:1)
b. after the sun had risen (Mark 16:2)

3. The woman (women) came to the tomb
a. to anoint the body of Jesus with spices (Mark 16:1-2; Luke 24:1)
b. just to look at it (Matt. 28:1; John 20:1 )

4. The women had obtained the spices
a. on Friday before sunset (Luke 23:54-56; 24:1)
a. after sunset on Saturday (Mark 16:1)

5. The first visitor(s) was/were greeted by
a. an angel (Matt. 28:2-5)
b. a young man (Mark 16:5)
c. two men (Luke 24:4)
d. no one (John 20:1-2)

6. The greeter(s)
a. was sitting on the stone outside the tomb (Matt 28:2)
b. was sitting inside the tomb (Mark 16:5)
c. were standing inside the tomb (Luke 24:3-4)

7. After finding the tomb empty, the woman/women
a. ran to tell the disciples (Matt. 28:7-8; Mark 16:10; Luke 24:9; John 20:2)
b. ran away and said nothing to anyone (Mark 16:8 )

8. The risen Jesus first appeared to
a. Mary Magdalene alone (John 20:14; Mark 16:9)
b. Cleopas and another disciple (Luke 24:13,15,18)
c. Mary Magdalene and the other Mary (Matt. 28:1,9)
d. Cephas (Peter) alone (1 Cor. 15:4-5; Luke 24:34)

9. Jesus first appeared
a. somewhere between the tomb and Jerusalem (Matt. 28:8-9)
b. Just outside the tomb (John 20:11-14)
c. in Galilee - some 80 miles (130 Km) north of Jerusalem (Mark 16:6-7)
d. on the road to Emmaus - Miles (11 Km) west of Jerusalem (Luke 24:13-15)
e. we are not told where (Mark 16:9; 1 Cor. 15:4-5)

10. The disciples were to see Jesus first
a. in Galilee (Mark 16:7; Matt. 28:7,10,16)
b. in Jerusalem (Mark 16:14; Luke 24:33,36; John 20:19; Acts 1:4)

11. the disciples were told that they would meet the risen Jesus in Galilee
a. by the women, who had been told by an angel of the Lord, then by Jesus himself after the resurrection (Matt. 28:7-10; Mark 16:7)
b. by Jesus himself, before the crucifiction (Mark 26:32)

12. The risen Jesus
a. wanted to be touched (John 20:27)
b. did not want to be touched (John 20:17)
c. did not mind being touched (Matt. 28:9-10)

13. Jesus ascended to Heaven
a. the same day that he was resurrected (Mark 16:9,19; Luke 24:13,28-36,50-51)
b. forty days after the resurrection (Acts 1:3,9)
c. we are not told that he ascended to Heaven at all (Matt. 28:10, 16-20; John 21:25; the original Gospel of Mark ends at 16:8 )

14. The disciples received the Holy Spirit
a. 50 days after the resurrection (Acts 1:3,9)
b. in the evening of the same day as the resurrection (John 20:19-22)

15. The risen Jesus
a. was recognized by those who saw him (Matt. 28:9; Mark 16:9-10 )
b. was not always recognizable (Mark 16:12; Luke 24:15-16,31,36-37; John 20:14-15 )

16. The risen Jesus
a. was physical (Matt. 28:9; Luke 24:41-43; John 20:27 )
b. was not physical (Mark 16:9,12,14; Luke 24:15-16,31,36-37; John 20:19,26; 1 Cor. 15:5-8 )

17. The risen Jesus was seen by the disciples
a. presumably only once (Matt. 28:16-17 )
b. first by two of them, later by all eleven (Mark 16:12-14; Luke 24:13-15,33,36-51 )
c. three times (John 20:19,26; 21:1,14)
d. many times (Acts 1:3 )

18. When Jesus appeared to the disciples
a. there were eleven of them (Matt. 28:16-17; Luke 24:33,36)
b. twelve of them (1 Cor. 15:5 )


Hey, when has religion ever let facts or figures get in the way of a good quote. If this quiz has in any way shaken your faith, simply open the Bible and pull out sentences at random that make you feel good or (completely out of context) reaffirm any belief you want to hold.

honourhim:


The differences in the mode of reporting the incidences in the four gospel is not strange because each of them gave account based on their knowledge and experience of what took place. Some of them may not have been present in some of the events that they reported but of course they will hear from others as they interact with them. For example, Matthew,Mark, Luke and John might not have gone to the tomb with Mary and the others but must have narrated based on what they heard from others.

The bottom line is that Jesus was crucified, buried in the tomb and he resurrected on the first day of the week. None of them said that this never happened.


You can go through this link below-
https://www.nairaland.com/3340840/bible-word-god-claim#49225917

honourhim:


The differences in the mode of reporting the incidences in the four gospel is not strange because each of them gave account based on their knowledge and experience of what took place. Some of them may not have been present in some of the events that they reported but of course they will hear from others as they interact with them. For example, Matthew,Mark, Luke and John might not have gone to the tomb with Mary and the others but must have narrated based on what they heard from others.


The bottom line is that Jesus was crucified, buried in the tomb and he resurrected on the first day of the week. None of them said that this never happened.


You can go through this link below-
https://www.nairaland.com/3340840/bible-word-god-claim#49225917

Iseoluwani:




This is just the answer. Writers wrote it based on what they were given the account in that place.

Op, u look naive and still young in atheism because your other colleagues won't create a thread like this




I wonder why this fuss about Christianity, you claim you are not. Then free them. Must your conversation envolves round them. You say religion z bad yet you are fighting tooth and nail to bring down Christianity, well you can only try

SenatePresdo:
The correct answer to all that questions is
that they still ended up being the same.
If somebody claim you bought a book
yesterday, and another person claim you
bought it last millennium, what the both
are still saying is that
you bought a book.
The both still ended up in one final
destination. So It doesn't matter the route
they used to com, what matters is;
Are they at the same final destination, if so.
What else should we worry about.
Can you tell me the exact thing you and
your friends did around 11:am on march
5th 2005? Without you guys contradicting
yourself? But you guys might still end up
that all of you were at school.
So I don't see any need for alarm because
the apostles gave the account from
different angles.
At least, they still ended up on the same
conclusion.

Iseoluwani:




This is just the answer. Writers wrote it based on what they were given the account in that place.

Op, u look naive and still young in atheism because your other colleagues won't create a thread like this




I wonder why this fuss about Christianity, you claim you are not. Then free them. Must your conversation envolves round them. You say religion z bad yet you are fighting tooth and nail to bring down Christianity, well you can only try

hopefulLandlord:


oga, tell us the right answer and stop this [/b]rigmarole of personal attacks[b]

only one of them could be right so how can everything be right?

abeg, give us the correct one and stop ranting

Iseoluwani:





So it pains you when you are been attacked.

hopefulLandlord:


wow! so I sound pained?

that guy gave a very illogical answer

its obvious that guy's answer is not correct, logic shows ALL of them can't be, is that simple

now try getting the correct answer for us

you know a lot about the bible, don't you?

Iseoluwani:




You see

No matter how I give you what you wish to know. You only want to know it not that you believe in it but because you just want to make mockery of it. Now listen



No Matter how hard you try


YOU CANNOT RIDICULE WHAT I CELEBRATE

4everGod:
That moment when you put up a thread at 1.45am since July 5th and believe that you have dished out a solid upper cut......yet nobody cares or bothers about it...

So in an attempt to keep the thread from its death throes he alone types and keeps typing ......

sigh...so sad.

hopefulLandlord:


Nobody cared? evidence points to the contrary but you have "spiritual eyes" so you're probably seeing something we all are not seeing


if you don't have the correct answers just like your fellow Christians, kindly go back to being ripped apart by the Muslims on those threads of yours and leave this for more knowledgeable people.

pls, don't bring your trademark derailing skills here

thank you for your cooperation

4everGod:


Enjoy your thread....peace out.

SenatePresdo:
The correct answer to all that questions is
that they still ended up being the same.
If somebody claim you bought a book
yesterday, and another person claim you
bought it last millennium, what the both
are still saying is that
you bought a book.
The both still ended up in one final
destination. So It doesn't matter the route
they used to com, what matters is;
Are they at the same final destination, if so.
What else should we worry about.
Can you tell me the exact thing you and
your friends did around 11:am on march
5th 2005? Without you guys contradicting
yourself? But you guys might still end up
that all of you were at school.
So I don't see any need for alarm because
the apostles gave the account from
different angles.
At least, they still ended up on the same
conclusion.