Was this always in the bible?

[Space_Karen]

63 The men who were holding Jesus began to mock Him and beat Him.

64 They blindfolded Himf and kept demanding, “Prophesy! Who hit You?”

65 And they said many other blasphemous things against Him.

--Luke 22:63-65

I've read through the bible in its entirety 3 times minimum.

Yet somehow, I don't remember this.

 

[Nancy]

--Luke 22:63-65

I've read through the bible in its entirety 3 times minimum.

Yet somehow, I don't remember this.

Hello Karen,
If you look at Matthew 27: 27-31 and Mark 15:16-20 you will find many of the same events of the crucifixion only written and witnessed from different places. Matt. Mark and Luke have the crucifixion. John is not like the other three. In one account, they are poking Him, mocking Him saying "who poked you now" (paraphrased) but does not say they blindfolded Him but one of the other accounts in the gospels let's us know that He was blindfolded which made sense why they were asking who was poking Him...hope this is understandable, lol.

 

[Windmillcharge]

Or use biblegateway to read the passage in just about every known translation of the Bible.

 

[Mink57]

--Luke 22:63-65

I've read through the bible in its entirety 3 times minimum.

Yet somehow, I don't remember this.

The bible has over 755,000 words in it. I think it would be pretty easy to miss a few verses here and there.

(and yes, it's always been in the bible)

 

[XFire]

Most of us miss things as we read. Now that you've read it a few times start studying topics. Pick a subject, say, salvation and read about just that for a month. Or read just a book over and over for a month. Read on the web the history of the book, the timeline, etc.
Meditate on where it was written at and the situations surrounding the writing.

And of course. Always pray for understanding before reading

 

[Bob Estey]

--Luke 22:63-65

I've read through the bible in its entirety 3 times minimum.

Yet somehow, I don't remember this.

I would think it was always there.

 

[knothead]

--Luke 22:63-65

I've read through the bible in its entirety 3 times minimum.

Yet somehow, I don't remember this.

There are other things you may not remember also. I know I see things I have read and did not remember they were in there. Isa 45:7

 

[amigo de christo]

Hello Karen,
If you look at Matthew 27: 27-31 and Mark 15:16-20 you will find many of the same events of the crucifixion only written and witnessed from different places. Matt. Mark and Luke have the crucifixion. John is not like the other three. In one account, they are poking Him, mocking Him saying "who poked you now" (paraphrased) but does not say they blindfolded Him but one of the other accounts in the gospels let's us know that He was blindfolded which made sense why they were asking who was poking Him...hope this is understandable, lol.

exactly dear sister .

 

[dev553344]

I've had that experience too, like things changed in the bible since I read it before. Strange.

 

[Aunty Jane]

Most of us miss things as we read. Now that you've read it a few times start studying topics. Pick a subject, say, salvation and read about just that for a month. Or read just a book over and over for a month. Read on the web the history of the book, the timeline, etc.
Meditate on where it was written at and the situations surrounding the writing.

And of course. Always pray for understanding before reading

Good points….the more you read over a certain passage, the clearer the picture becomes and the easier it is to connect passages that support one another. When I study, I pick out main points first and after I have sounded them down, I go back and pick up other details that round out my understanding of the whole passage and even the whole chapter in context. The questions of ‘who, what, when, where, and why’ should always be in the back of your mind as you read and study.
I find too many people who quote verses out of context to back up a belief that the Bible does not teach.
Having a Bible with cross referencing is also very good for scripture to back up other scripture.

I also like to reference interlinear translations and a good Concordance to see how original language words are rendered in other verses. We have to understand that one language translated into another is not as simple as it seems. Phrasing is very different and using the wrong phrasing or punctuation can alter the whole meaning of a verse.
The Bible interprets itself if you just let it….but first you have to eliminate ingrained ideas gained from early indoctrination and let the Bible itself correct them. The Bible never contradicts itself, so if you find a contradiction, it’s time to go and do some research.