No that was not directed at you. You seem to be Christian, despite some strange beliefs. Like the one I pointed out, Isaiah 28:9-10, is TOTALLY off the wall, in my opinion. I think your personal THEORY has led you down some Strange paths. I personally think the BIBLE should be Interpreted LITERALLY, unless it is an obvious symbolism. For example:
Dr. Walter Martin, once had an interview that ended with questions from the audience, and a Mormon Missionary got up and said it sounds like you believe every verse in the BIBLE should be taken literally? Dr. Walter Martin, said "Of course not, only the verses that have obvious symbolism, should not be taken Literally, like this Verse:"
Deuteronomy 4:24 (HCSB)
24 For the LORD your God is a consuming fire, a jealous God.
Dr. Martin then said, "That does not mean that GOD is literally a BLAST FURNACE."
I take a GREAT DEAL of VERSES absolutely LITERALY, whereas YOU say that is a Mystery, giving you permission to Interperate those verses contrary to Literally. You can find an interpretation of two different verses, that seem to contradict each other, IF YOU FIRST ADMIT YOU MADE AN ERROR IN INTERPRETATION OF ONE OR BOTH VERSES. THERE ARE NO CONTRADICTION IN MY BIBLE WHATSOEVER, AND I BELIEVE MOST OF THE BIBLE SHOULD BE TRANSLATED LITERALLY.
For Example. One time on the Yard, I had a Muslim ask to speak to me, and He quoted three different verses that had the Number of Israelites in that quote, in all three verses, about the same period of time, and ALL THREE WERE DIFFERENT numbers. HE INSISTED THE BIBLE WAS FULL OF ERRORS and Should not be counted as TRUTH. He thought he had me, but I had studied that several months before. The Answer to that SUPPOSED riddle, lies in understanding the Jewish history. There are THREE DIFFERENT Numbering systems in ISRAEL.
One COUNTED MEN ONLY, and not boys.
Another COUNTED ALL MEN AND BOYS.
And the Third COUNTED the entire Family: MEN, Boys, Women, and Girls.
The supposed contradiction DISAPPEARED with that historical input. The three verses he quoted, were not a Contradiction, but the person pushing the Pen, used a different Numbering System.
Dr. Walter Martin, once had an interview that ended with questions from the audience, and a Mormon Missionary got up and said it sounds like you believe every verse in the BIBLE should be taken literally? Dr. Walter Martin, said "Of course not, only the verses that have obvious symbolism, should not be taken Literally, like this Verse:"
Deuteronomy 4:24 (HCSB)
24 For the LORD your God is a consuming fire, a jealous God.
Dr. Martin then said, "That does not mean that GOD is literally a BLAST FURNACE."
I take a GREAT DEAL of VERSES absolutely LITERALY, whereas YOU say that is a Mystery, giving you permission to Interperate those verses contrary to Literally. You can find an interpretation of two different verses, that seem to contradict each other, IF YOU FIRST ADMIT YOU MADE AN ERROR IN INTERPRETATION OF ONE OR BOTH VERSES. THERE ARE NO CONTRADICTION IN MY BIBLE WHATSOEVER, AND I BELIEVE MOST OF THE BIBLE SHOULD BE TRANSLATED LITERALLY.
For Example. One time on the Yard, I had a Muslim ask to speak to me, and He quoted three different verses that had the Number of Israelites in that quote, in all three verses, about the same period of time, and ALL THREE WERE DIFFERENT numbers. HE INSISTED THE BIBLE WAS FULL OF ERRORS and Should not be counted as TRUTH. He thought he had me, but I had studied that several months before. The Answer to that SUPPOSED riddle, lies in understanding the Jewish history. There are THREE DIFFERENT Numbering systems in ISRAEL.
One COUNTED MEN ONLY, and not boys.
Another COUNTED ALL MEN AND BOYS.
And the Third COUNTED the entire Family: MEN, Boys, Women, and Girls.
The supposed contradiction DISAPPEARED with that historical input. The three verses he quoted, were not a Contradiction, but the person pushing the Pen, used a different Numbering System.