To the careless reader there may appear contradictions,but to the careful,diligent student who like a miner works hard each day to mine the depths for precious gems of truth there is no contradiction only harmony.
Answer:
God didn't "inspire" all the many translations of The Bible... He inspired the "original manuscripts" through the men He called out of the world for that purpose.
There are no contradictions in God's Word... just misinterpretations and misunderstandings among men whom God hasn't called. The Bible isn't written for these men. It's written for the training, guidance, correction and character development of those whom God is calling to rule the coming Kingdom of God on earth with Christ [II Tim.3:16-17].
"I have told these men about you. They were in the world, but then you gave them to Me. Actually, they were always yours, and you gave them to Me; and they have kept your Word. Now they know that everything I have is a Gift from you, for I have passed on to them the Words you gave Me; and they accepted them and know that I came from you, and they BELIEVE you sent Me." (John 17:6-8 NLT New Living Translation)
"Make them Pure and Holy by TEACHING THEM YOUR WORDS OF TRUTH." (verse 17)
God's Word, the Bible, is contradictory to all whom God is NOT calling out of the world. The natural, carnal human mind is not subject to the laws of God and the Truth of His Word... and is contrary and rebellious [hostile] to it [Rom.8:7]. This "hostile" attitude toward God looks for... seeks out... any apparent flaw in God's Word to pick at in any attempt to discredit it in their heart and mind.
God's Word is written for the "humble" -- those with a child-like attitude of Trust in God; who revere and respect His Word.
"'I will bless those who have humble and contrite hearts, who TREMBLE AT MY WORD.'" (Isa.66:2 NLT)
So, there are no contradictions in God's Word, the Bible. Contradictions are in the hearts and minds of unbelievers in His Word:
"Why can't you understand what I'm saying? It is because you are unable to do so! For you are the children of your father the Devil, and you love to do the evil things he does... There is no Truth in him. When he lies, it is consistent with his character; for he is a liar and the father of lies.
"So when I tell the Truth, you NATURALLY DON'T BELIEVE ME!" (John 8:43-45 NLT)
The "natural" mind of man is attuned to the input of his five "physical" senses and the frequency and wave-length of the god of this world ["...the prince of the power of the air..." - Eph.2:2]-- "...the Devil, or Satan, the one deceiving the whole world..." (Rev.12:9 NLT)
Here is the contradictory influence in the hearts and minds of natural men regarding the Truth of God's Word. The contradiction is not in God's "inspired" Word -- it's in the misguided hearts of men.
For the Bible to be inspired by God, it ought to be inerrant and without contradictions since God can surely not make any errors. Yet throughout the Bible and in almost every book, there are clear and identifiable errors, whether historical or scientific. There are numerous doublets and biblical contradictions that point to multiple authors writing according to the context and needs of their own times, and not writing perfect copies of God's word. None of the Bible was inspired by God.
AnswerUnfortunately, histories may be inspired by partisanship or patronage, but they are not inspired by God. Even the Bible is regarded by scholars as demonstrating ancient partisanship. They say that the Old Testament is sometimes useful as a history, particularly where it can be confirmed by extra-biblical sources, but there are many instances of inaccuracies and contradictions. This is not the mark of a history inspired by God.
God inspired people to write the Bible through the Holy Spirit He sent to earth.But God is the MAIN author of the bible.
God inspired it and guided the authors.
The inspiration for the biblical writers was from God.
For the Bible to be inspired by God, it ought to be inerrant and without contradictions since God can surely not make any errors. Yet throughout the Bible and in almost every book, there are clear and identifiable errors, whether historical or scientific. There are numerous doublets and biblical contradictions that point to multiple authors writing according to the context and needs of their own times, and not writing perfect copies of God's word. None of the Bible was inspired by God.
AnswerUnfortunately, histories may be inspired by partisanship or patronage, but they are not inspired by God. Even the Bible is regarded by scholars as demonstrating ancient partisanship. They say that the Old Testament is sometimes useful as a history, particularly where it can be confirmed by extra-biblical sources, but there are many instances of inaccuracies and contradictions. This is not the mark of a history inspired by God.
No, The Bible is the inspired word of God. Meaning , God inspired the writers to write what they did. In other words, it is God spreaking to you when you read the Bible.
The title given to God because he inspired the Bible is "Divine Author" or "Holy Spirit." God is believed to have inspired the writers of the Bible, guiding them in the creation of the sacred text.
Some believe that the Bible is the word of God because it was literally told to the authors by God himself, and therefore is infallible. Others believe that the Bible was inspired by God and, although it can contain errors of history and science, it is infallible on matters of faith. There is no evidence of either. The Bible contains many errors of history and science, and is therefore not infallible. It contains many contradictions and inconsistencies on theology, and is therefore not even infallible on matters of faith.
Christians respect the Bible because it is the inspired word of God.
God is the author of The Bible.
THE WORD OF GOD IS TRUE AND PURE. Some people say that they have found contradictions in the Bible, but that is only from their own lack of belief...refer to Link that answers so called contradictions.
Yes, that's a wonderful book in comparison to other religious books. The Bible does not have any errors, it is perfect in every way. It has the answer to any question you might have. God is perfect, so is the Bible inspired by God It depends what you mean by errors. Typographical errors are the fault of the printer. There are, however, dozens of contradictions.
The Bible was inspired by God and was written by forty people as God told them what to wright.
The Bible is recorded by men, inspired by God.
The Bible is called the Holy Book because it is the inspired Word of God and God is holy. (Also the Holy Word of God)