God his own Enemy

[Godscreated]

Jesus used scripture and much more than you have and He knew it's actual meaning unlike you. If you can call me stupid for not reading the biased info on evolution you present, then why can't I believe you're stupid for not using scripture.

How can information on evolution be biased? Its not open to different interpretations, its just cold hard facts.

Bull evolutionary scientist do not agree on all of the aspects of evolution.

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Jesus used scripture and much more than you have and He knew it's actual meaning unlike you. If you can call me stupid for not reading the biased info on evolution you present, then why can't I believe you're stupid for not using scripture.

I doubt you'd even recognize Jesus if he knocked on your door one day selling life insurance. Jesus was a heretic and his own people didn't understand what he was trying to say because they were a little slow on the uptake - i.e. ugh, sun...make plant grow....water come down... to drink. Fire....make babies taste goooooooddddd.

I see when you get excited you have a stuttering problem, sorry to see that, maybe you could sing your statements when you are excited.

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Mainly because you really are stupid while he is not?

Seems so obvious you must be stupid to have to ask.

For those who read the Gospels.
If you know a little the talmud (Hebrew : תלמוד [Means : Learning or Instruction]). You can see that if Jesus really did existed and that the gospels contain the real teaching of Jesus , he spoke with a talmudic language.
Example the parable with the mote and the beam (Matthew 7:3-5 and Luke 6:41-42).

Source who prove that this parable is in the talmud :
1.The Mote and the Beam , George B. King , The Harvard Theological Review Vol. 17, No. 4 (Oct., 1924)
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"Take out the beam from thine eye."
Both. This is from the Talmud, AND more or less the same quote may also be found in the Gospels: "Cast out the beam out of thine own eye" (Matt. 7:5, KJV) or "Take the plank out of your own eye" (NIV). All Talmudic quotations in this quiz will be quoted from "The Wisdom of the Talmud," a short collection of sayings selected from the Talmud and compiled into a book edited by Madison C. Peters. This book, unfortunately, does not cite chapter and verse, but quiztakers can read that short book to find these quotes, if interested. For Gospel quotes, I will cite book, chapter, and verse.

From this link : http://www.funtrivia.com/en/subtopics/Ta...11155.html

3.See by yourself in the talmud.

Conclusion : Therefore if the Jesus in the gospels is the historical Jesus he said things who are not in the scriptures.

The two best modern day translations use the word log. Your using an old English translation and a translation that relied on that old English translation.