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djconklin
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There aren’t any. It is the simplistic, literalistic, and wooden reading of the respective texts that percieves contradictions and errors in the Bible.Just find all of the contradicting verses in the Bible and you will then discover your corrupted passages.
For instance, in SOS 2:12 there’s the phrase “the voice of the turtle was heard in the land.” To the critics this looks like an obvious error. But, if one looks up the Hebrew wording one finds that the translated as “turtle” means “turtle-dove.” Secondly, if one looks up the word “turtle” in the OED one finds that Shakespeare has line “the cooing of turtles that will never part.” The word “turtle” was being used as a metaphor for “turtle-dove” when the KJV was being made.
Now this was the most basic work/research that needed to be done and yet none of the critics in over 20 years had/has ever done it. So, I figure if they screw up on something as simple as this why should I trust them on the more complex? In fact, why should I trust them at all?
I also learned that one cannot think any better or clearer than one can read.