i know these contradictions don’t disprove the resurrection outright but it just goes to show how untrustworthy this book is. can you really believe a man actually rose from the dead when the only source/proof is this?

Here are 15 more Bible contradictions, all straight from the text. Psalm 35 says, "His anger lasts only a moment. Jeremiah 17.4 says, 'My anger will burn forever.'" Genesis 22.1 says, "God did tempt Abraham." James 1.13 says, "God tempts no one." So which one is lying? Exodus 32 says, "God changed his mind about destroy against real." Numbers 23 says, "God is not a man that he should change his mind." Genesis 32.30 says, "I have seen God face to face." John 1.18 says, "No one has ever seen God." That's a direct contradiction. Romans calls him the God of peace. Exodus calls him a man of war. Two Samuel says, "God made David take a census." One Chronicle says Satan did. So which is it? Divine command or demonic influence? One Samuel says, "David killed Goliath." Two Samuel says, "Elhanan killed Goliath." You'd think they'd remember who killed their biggest villain. Genesis 7 says the flood lasted 40 days. A few verses later, it says the waters prevailed 150 days. Genesis 6 says Noah took two of every animal. Genesis 7 says seven pairs of each clean animal. Exodus 33.20 says, "No man can see God and live." Exodus 32.11 says, "God spoke to Moses face to face." Same chapter. Matthew says, "Peter would deny Jesus three times before the rooster crows." Mark says, "Before it crows twice." Matthew says, "Joseph's father was Jacob." Luke says it was he lie. Exodus 20 lists the Ten Commandments, everyone knows. Exodus 34 lists a completely different set, ending with don't boil a go in its mother's milk. And that's the one actually called the Ten Commandments in the text. 2 King says, "Johoyakin became king at 18 years old." 2 Chronicles says, "Eight." 2 Samuel says, "Seven years of famine." 1 Chronicle says, "Three." 2 Samuel says, "David killed 700 Cheerio Tears." 1 Chronicle says, "Seven thousand." Matthew says, "Jesus preached on a mountain." Luke says on a flat plane. Same sermon, different geography. Acts says Judas bought a field with the money. Matthew says the priest spotted after he died. If this book was perfect, we wouldn't have to keep making lists like this.