Recent content by ponder7

Matthew and Luke differ on who Joseph’s father was. The inventive explanation is that Luke’s genealogy is Mary’s side of the family. No where in Luke is that stated. My point is that the Bible has wonderful inspiration messages but we cannot treat it as an inerrant history book.

I know the answer cookie. Mark has him die the morning after the Passover meal. John has time the afternoon before the Passover meal. Rather than embrace truth and facts, you cling to having to believe inerrancy.

Did Jesus die before or after the Passover meal?

Who was Joseph’s father?

How did Judas die and who bought the field of blood? And why was it called the field of blood?

Your answer avoids the issue. You’re trying to fit a square peg in a round hole.

Just registered today. I’m glad this forum exists. I’m a Christian and have read the Bible with emphasis on the New Testament. I believe the Bible is wonderful, inspirational, devotional, but the one thing it cannot be is historically accurate. The gospels differ, which isn’t the issue. In...