Bible Contradictions

Examining biblical claims using logic, history, and textual analysis.

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Jesus didn't establish the messianic conditions described in the Hebrew Bible. Christians defer them to a Second Coming, yet multiple New Testament passages appear to place that coming within his followers' lifetimes.

Christians, Explain how both can be true. No special pleading

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@normangnosis @AsinineOrganism exactly which means it's fun to read i guess, maybe, but shouldn't be taken seriously for what it says. wouldn't be a big deal if people didn't base many life decisions around it

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@comfortablynuv wrong

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@PreachthegospeI wrong

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@jnottah the bible is a myth

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@Kemikemoo69 so wrong

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@BIGBIG_PLANS wrong

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@5FIT_CEO wrong

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@FreedomOnX89 how?

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@RickWMiller1 @AtheistPhoenix Mark 13:30 says "this generation" won't pass before "all these things" occur. Even the Catholic Bible notes Paul expected Jesus' return in his lifetime (1 Thess 4:15). By 2 Peter 3, Christians were defending the delay. How is postponement evidence of fulfillment?

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@RickWMiller1 @AtheistPhoenix Your question about a "deadline" dodges the issue. Where does the Hebrew Bible predict a Messiah who dies before restoring Israel or ending war, then returns thousands of years later to finish? The second coming is a Christian explanation of nonfulfillment, not proof of it.