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Topic	Do you read the Bible
EzeDoesIt 10/04/18 11:08:00 AM #34:	Johnny_Nutcase posted... No but I used to use the pages as rolling papers when I got into jams. Ran into a guy in the forest one time, he did this and called it Always smoking with the Lord. Ive read the Bible some, which funnily not many Christians actually do (noticed the astounding lack of Biblical knowledge at various churches) leading to atheists often knowing more about it. However I think you can know Christ without reading the Bible so Im not criticizing them. Im sure I could put more effort into my study but as it is most of the Bible is just a confusing jumble of unfamiliar names and the whole thing just seems very uninviting and confusing to me. Although I have learned some interesting things about the original Hebrew- for example SHAVAT or Sabbath does not actually mean rest, but rather something more like abstained. So God wasnt resting or tired on the 7th day, He was just refraining from work by choice. I will say all 7 Wisdom books are worth reading, they are much more relatable and contain some aphorisms that are well worth reading. I also always liked Ezekiel because he is my namesake and also his book was considered very perverse and unusual at the time the official collection was decided upon and into was nearly left out of the Bible. --- What the *** does MMF topic mean?* -Azalea9X <cite>EzeDoesIt posted [p:909942958] in Do you rea... [t:77066587]...</cite> <quote><cite>Johnny_Nutcase posted...</cite> <quote>No but I used to use the pages as rolling papers when I got into jams.</quote> Ran into a guy in the forest one time, he did this and called it Always smoking with the Lord. Ive read the Bible some, which funnily not many Christians actually do (noticed the astounding lack of Biblical knowledge at various churches) leading to atheists often knowing more about it. However I think you can know Christ without reading the Bible so Im not criticizing them. Im sure I could put more effort into my study but as it is most of the Bible is just a confusing jumble of unfamiliar names and the whole thing just seems very uninviting and confusing to me. Although I have learned some interesting things about the original Hebrew- for example SHAVAT or Sabbath does not actually mean rest, but rather something more like abstained. So God wasnt resting or tired on the 7th day, He was just refraining from work by choice. I will say all 7 Wisdom books are worth reading, they are much more relatable and contain some aphorisms that are well worth reading. I also always liked Ezekiel because he is my namesake and also his book was considered very perverse and unusual at the time the official collection was decided upon and into was nearly left out of the Bible. --- What the **** does MMF topic mean? -Azalea9X</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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