Since i read this from another site i thought it should do fine here. BTW if any is incorrect, i am not to blame, as it was stated, some of these are taken from an athiest web site.
1. How many Gods are there? (GEN 1:26) God said "LET US MAKE MAN IN OUR IMAGE ACCORDING TO OUR LIKENESS",
(GEN 3:22) God said "MAN HAS BECOME LIKE ONE OF US."
(DEUT 6:4) God is one God
2. When was God first called Jehovah?
(Genesis 4:26) long before Moses, men began to call on the name of the Lord,"Jehovah",
(Genesis 22:14) Abraham named a place Jehovah-jireh. "The Lord will provide."
(Exodus 6:2- God informed Moses that previously His name (Jehovah) had been unknown even to the patriarchs such as Abraham Isaac and Jacob
3. When did the Nephilim live?
(Genesis 6:4) The Nephilim (giants) lived on earth prior to the Flood
(Genesis 7:2 Only Noah and his family, and the animals on the Ark, survived the Flood.
(Numbers 13:3 Long after the Flood, the Nephilim (Giants) still lived.
4. Does God repent?
(Genesis 6:6) God does repent.
(Numbers 23:19) God does not repent
(I Samuel 15:11,35) God does repent.
5. Who has ascended to heaven?
(Genesis 5:24) Enoch was taken bodily into Heaven.
(II Kings 2:11) Elijah ascended to heaven in a whirlwind.
(John 3:1 Jesus said that no man but himself has ever ascended to heaven.
(Hebrews 11:5) Enoch was taken bodily into Heaven.
6. Math quiz: How many animals went on the Ark?
(GEN 6:19-20) God told Noah to take with him on the ark two of every king of animal to include birds, animals and creeping things
(GEN 7:2- God told Noah to take with him on the ark seven of every clean animal and bird and two of every unclean animal.
7. Math quiz: How long was the flood?
(GEN 7:17, 8:6) The flood was on the Earth 40 days and nights
(GEN 7:24, 8: The flood was on the Earth 150 days CONTRADICTS
(GEN 7:11) the flood began during the 600th year, 2nd month, 17th day of Noah's life and finally dried up
(GEN 8:1 during the 601st year, 1st month, 1st day of Noah's life (1 solar year from the date given in Gen7:11).
8. When did the world develop many different languages?
(Genesis 11:1,6-9) In the days of Babel, generations after the Flood, the world had one common language. God "confused the tongues" to create many.
(Genesis 10:5) Prior to Babel, the Bible speaks of many "nations", each with its own language
9. Does God cause confusion?
(GEN11:9) God confused the language of all the Earth at Babel
EX15:24) God troubled (CONFUSED BY SOME TRANSLATIONS) the army of Egypt.
(1SAM7:10) God thundered upon the philistines so as to confuse them
(1COR14:3 God is not the author of confusion
0. Math quiz: How long did Terah live?
(Genesis 11:26,32) Terah lived 135 years after begetting Abraham (he begat Abram at age 70 and lived 205 years total).
(Genesis 12:4) Abraham was 75 years old when he departed Haran.
(Acts 7:4) Abraham departed Haran when his father (Terah) was dead.
11. Who has seen God?
(Gen 18:1) The Lord appeared to Abraham.
(GEN 32:24-30) Jacob saw and wrestled with God
(EX 24:9-11) Moses & 73 elders gazed upon God.
(Exodus 33:11) God spoke to Moses face-to-face.
Exodus 33:22-2 God allowed Moses to see his "back parts".
(Deut 34:10) God spoke to Moses face-to-face.
(IS 6:1-1 Isaiah stood before God and saw him
(Ezekiel 1:27-28) Ezekiel saw God in a vision and described Him in some detail.
(Amos 7:7) Amos saw God.
(John 1:18, 6:46) No one has ever seen God.
(1 TIM6:16) God is un-seeable
(I John 4:12) No one has ever seen God.
12. Is God a fair and righteous judge?
(GEN 18:25) God claims to judge right
(GEN 22:1-2) God commands Abraham to sacrifice his own son.
(EX 20:5) God admits jealousy
(DEUT 32:4) God is perfect, just, true, righteous, upright,
(PSALM 92:15) God is not unrighteous
(IS 45:7) God claims to do good AND evil; all things
(JER 18:11) God threatens disaster to make a people be good
(EZEK 18:25) God claims to be fair
(AMOS 3:6) God admits he makes calamity
(ROM 2:11) God is impartial
(JAMES 1:1 God is not tempted by evil and tempts no one with evil
13. Who was Keturah?
(GEN 25:1) Keturah was Abraham's wife
(1 CHRON 1:32) Keturah was Abraham's concubine.
14. Who sold Joseph into slavery?
(Genesis 37:36) The Midianites sold Joseph in Egypt to Potiphar, the courtier of Pharaoh
(Genesis 39:1) The Ishmaelites brought Joseph to Egypt and sold him to
Potiphar, the courtier of Pharaoh.
15. Where was Jacob buried?
(Genesis 50:1 Jacob was buried in Canaan. in a cave which Abraham had purchased from Ephron the Hittite.
(Acts 7:15-16) Jacob was buried in Sychem. in a sepulchre which Abraham had purchased from Emmor.
16. Does God condone or condemn lying?
(EX 2:18-20) God deals well with midwives for lying to the King of Egypt.
(EX 20:16) Lying forbidden
(JOSH 2:4-6) Rahab hides two men from the King of Jericho and lies to him and is dealt well with by God
(PROV 12:22) Lying is an abomination to God
(JAMES 2:25) James preaches that Rahab was justified for hiding two men and lying,
(REV 21:8) all liars will burn in the lake of fire
17. How about stealing?
(Exodus 3:21-22) plundering commanded.
(Exodus 20:15) Stealing forbidden
18. Does God afflict people with illnesses?
(Exodus 4:11) God admitted He is the cause of blindness, deafness, dumbness.
(Lamentations 3:3 God does not willingly cause grief or affliction.
19. Did God kill off the Pharoah's livestock, or didn't he?
(Exodus 9:3-6) God killed all the cattle (field animals) of the Egyptians with a grievous murrain including the horses, asses, camels, oxen and sheep. None survived the plague
(Exodus 9:19-21,25) Later, at least some of the Egyptian field animals were mysteriously alive again, to suffer a plague of hail.
(EX 14:9) Pharaoh later chases Israel with all his horses and chariots.
20. Is God peaceful?
(EX 15: He is a God of war.
(1 COR 14:3 He is not a God of confusion but of peace
21. How does God feel about the making of images?
(Exodus 20:4) Image-making forbidden
(Exodus 25:18) God commands the making of two cherubim.
22. Who pays for sins?
(Exodus 20:5) God blames children for the iniquities of the father. even for four
generations.
(Deuteronomy 5:9) His curse or punishment may extend far beyond the third or fourth generation.
(Deuteronomy 24:16) The son should not be punished for the father's sin. Every man bears guilt only for his own transgressions.
(II Chronicles 25:4) The son should not be punished for the father's sin. Every man bears guilt only for his own transgressions.
(EZEK 18:19-20) Each is responsible for his own actions, a son does not bear guilt for his father's sins
(Romans 5:12,14.19, 6:2 All men are considered sinners because of Adam's sin. Death, the punishment for sin, is inflicted even on those who did not sin, because Adam sinned.
23. How does God feel about selling one's daughter?
(EX 21:7) conditions are set up for selling one's daughters.
(Lev 19:29) It is forbidden to sell a daughter
24. Who inscribed the commandments on stone?
(Exodus 34:27-28) God dictated the second set of 10 commandments to Moses while Moses inscribed them.
(Deuteronomy 10:1-2,4) God inscribed the second set of 10 commandments on stones which Moses made
25. So, did God say it, or not?
(Leviticus chapters 1-7) After delivering the Jews from Egypt, God went into minute detail regarding sacrifices and burnt offerings.
(Jeremiah 7:22) God denied that he ever said anything about sacrifices or burnt offerings.

26. Where do the rules on what types of food to eat come from?
(Leviticus 3:17, 11:1-47) God gave many rules about what may be eaten or handled
(Colossians 2:20-2 Such rules come from man, not God.
27. Should we judge others?
(Leviticus 19:15) You must judge your neighbor in righteousness
(Matthew 7:1) Judge not or you will be judged.
28. Can I wear long hair and still be "clean?"
(Numbers 6:2-6) Describes the process for being clean in order to consecrate an offering; involves not allowing a razor to come upon his head and letting the locks of his hair grow
(I Corinthians 11:14) Paul preaches that it is a shame for any man to have long hair.
29. Does God keep his word?
(NUM 23:19) God does not change, Makes good his promises
(I SAM 2:30-31) God admits not keeping his promise
(II KINGS 20:1-6) God says one thing, then changes his mind and says another
(JONAH 3:10) God doesn't keep his promise to destroy
30. Has God ever lied?
(Numbers 23:19) God cannot lie
(I Kings 22:20-30) God deliberately sent a "lying spirit" into the mouth of Ahab's prophets
(II Chronicles 18:19-22) God deliberately sent a "lying spirit" into the mouth of Ahab's prophets
(II Thessalonians 2:11-12) God sends delusions on people to make them believe false things and be damned
(Titus 1:2) God cannot lie
(HEB 6:18) It is impossible for God to lie
31. Is God loving, merciful, kind, etc.?
(NUM 25:4) God commands Moses to hang the leaders in the sun to calm God's anger
(DEUT 4:24) God is a consuming fire, a jealous God
(I SAM 6:19) God strikes 50,070 dead for a sin with no compassion
(I SAM 15:2, God commands utter destruction of a nation of people for one man's sin,
(II SAM 21:1) God causes a three year famine because of the doings of one man's house.
(I CHRON 16:34) God is good and merciful
(Psalm 25:8) God is good and upright
(Psalm 145:8-9) God is gracious, compassionate, slow to anger, merciful, and good to all
(JER 13:14) God will not pity, not spare, not show mercy, but destroy them
(JER 17:4) God will be angry at Judah forever
(EZEK 18:32) God finds no pleasure in death
(JAMES 5:11) God is very compassionate and merciful
(1 JOHN 4:16) God is love
32. Did the Midianites survive or not?
(Numbers 31:7.9,15-18) The Israelites slew all the Midianites except the female virgins
(Judges 6:1-5) Later, the Midianites invaded the Israelites.
33. Can we love AND fear God?
(Deuteronomy 6:5) We must love God
(Deuteronomy 6:1 We must fear God
(Matthew 22:37) We must love God
(I Peter 2:17) We must fear God
(I John 4:18) Perfect love cannot be mingled with fear.
34.Did Ai burn, or not?
(Joshua 8:28) Joshua burnt the city of Ai, making it an ash heap forever
(Nehemiah 7:32) Ai is counted among the existing cities of Jerusalem approx. 1000 years later.
35. Was Sisera standing or lying down when he was killed?
(Judges 4:21) Jael killed Sisera by driving a tent stake through his head while he slept, fastening his head to the ground
(Judges 5:26-27) When Jael killed Sisera with the tent peg, he sank to the ground at her feet and died.
36. Are women allowed any role of dominance?
(JUDG 4:4,14-15) Deborah is a prophetess of God, commands men to fight for their freedom
(ACTS 2:18) man-servants and maid-servants alike will prophesy.
(I COR 14:34) women commanded to keep silent in church, not permitted to speak, but to be submissive
(1 TIM 2:11-12) Women commanded to learn in silence with submission, not permitted to teach or have authority over a man
37. Who killed the Amalekites, and how many died?
(I Samuel 15:7-8,20) Saul completely destroyed the Amalekites
(I Samuel 27:8-9) David completely destroyed the Amalekites. (I Samuel 30:1-2,17) David destroyed a raiding party of Amalekites. Only 400
men escaped.
(I Chronicles 4:42-4 the Simeonites killed all the Amalekites.
38. Math quiz: How many sons did Jesse have?
(I Samuel 16:10-11) Jesse had seven sons besides his youngest, David.
(I Chronicles 2:13-15) David was the seventh son.
39. How much did David pay for his wife?
(II SAM 18:27) David collected 200 Philistine foreskins and bought a wife(Michal) with them
(II SAM 3:14) David only paid 100 foreskins for his wife.
40. When did David eat the consecrated bread?
(I Samuel 21:1-6) This event actually occurred in the days of Ahimelech the high priest.
(Mark 2:26) David ate consecrated bread from the House of God. and gave some to his companions, in the days of Abiathar the high priest.
41. Did Saul consult the Lord, or not?
(I Samuel 28:6) Saul attempted to consult the Lord.
(I Chronicles 10:13-14) Saul did not consult the Lord.
42. How did Saul die?
(I Samuel 31:4-6) Saul committed suicide by having his armor-bearer run him through.
(II Samuel 1:8-10) Saul asks an Amalekite to kill him, the Amalekite does so.
(II Samuel 21:12) The Philistines slew Saul in Gilboa.
(I Chronicles 10:4-5) Saul committed suicide by falling on his sword.
43. How many kids did Michal have?
(II SAM 6:2 Michal had no children all her life
(II SAM 21:8) Michal had five children by Adriel.
44. Math quiz: How many horsemen?
(II Samuel 8:4) David took seven hundred horsemen from Hadadezer.
(I Chronicles 18:4) David took seven thousand horsemen from Hadadezer.
45. U what?
(II Samuel 10:18) David slew 700 Aramean charioteers and 40,000 horsemen.
(I Chronicles 19:18) He slew 7000 Aramean charioteers and 40,000 footmen.
46. Math quiz: Census totals? Uhh, could you re-take that census, please?
(II Samuel 24:9) David's census adds up to 800,000 swordsmen of Israel and 500,000 men of Judah.
(I Chronicles 21:5) David's census adds up to 1,100,000 swordsmen of Israel and 470,000 swordsmen of Judah.
47. Who caused the census?
(II Samuel 24:1) God directly incited the census out of anger at Israel.
(I Chronicles 21:1) Satan "rose up" against Israel and incited King David to take a census.
48. Yet another math quiz: How many chiefs?
(I Kings 9:2 Solomon had 550 chiefs or officers to oversee the people
(II Chronicles 8:10) Solomon had 250 chiefs or officers to oversee the people
49. Baasha did what while he was dead?
(I Kings 16:6,8) Baasha, King of Israel died in the 26th year of Asa's reign over Judah.
(II Chronicles 16:1) In the 36th year of Asa's reign, Baasha built a city.
50. How old?
(II Kings 8:26) King Ahaziah was 22 years old when he began to reign.
(II Chronicles 22:2) King Ahaziah was 42 years old when he began to reign.

hehe.... I wonder what Sam will have to say about this...
I think this is the single longest post I have ever seen you make..
Your Information is correct from what I know... I am discussing the Graven Image thing with Sam right now...
He is using the "Well God Commanded that the Ark was made" defense when posed with the question of why Crosses bearing the Graven Image of Jesus are put upon Altars of Worship...
I am sure he will take the whole
"Sorry CRYPT you do not understand Scripture" route with you as he is doing with me...
Yet As I said your Quotes from the Bible are valid and the comparisons are also... It has been proven that the Bible Contradicts itself.... I only wonder if Sam will pull the blinders off long enough to see that...???
Doubtful...
I see it though...
I was far to lazy to attempt to get those quotes from the bible myself.... I am glad you took the time to do it...

51. Did God appreciate the deed or not?
(II Kings 9:6-9, 10:11,30) The Lord commanded Jehu to destroy the house of Ahab. Jehu obeyed, destroying everyone in the city of Jezreel who was of the house of Ahab, including friends and priests. God commended him for these actions saying Jehu had done God's will.
(Hosea 1:4) God promises to punish the House of Jehu for the massacre.
52. Was Jerusalem conquered or not?
(II Kings 16:5) King Ahaz of Judah (Jerusalem) was not conquered by the kings of Israel and Syria.
(II Chronicles 28:5-6) The kings of Israel and Syria did conquer Jerusalem.
(Isaiah 7:1-7) Israel and Syria fail to conquer Jerusalem.
53. Where did Josiah die?
(II Kings 23:29-30) King Josiah was slain at Magiddo. Servants brought his dead body to Jerusalem.
(II Chronicles 35:22-24) Josiah was wounded at Magiddo. Servants brought him alive to Jerusalem, where he died.
54. Does it pay to be righteous?
(JOB 2:3-7) God tells Satan how righteous Job is, and then allows (gives permission to) Satan to strike him with painful boils from head to toe..
(PROV 12:21) No evil can happen to the righteous
55. What of the dead?
(Job 7:9) The dead will never rise again. They will have no further reward.
(Ecclesiastes 9:5) The dead will never rise again. They will have no further reward.
(John 5:28-29) The dead will rise again to be rewarded or punished.
(I Corinthians 15:16,52) The dead will rise again to be rewarded or punished.
56. What of the Earth?
(Psalms 104:5) The Earth will last forever.
(Ecclesiastes 1:4) The Earth will last forever.
(Hebrews 1:10-11) The Earth will perish.
(II Peter 3:10) The Earth will perish.
57. Does God always answer?
(Prov 1:24-28) God ignored those who sought him out of anger at them.
(Prov 8:17) Those who seek diligently will find God
58. What is wisdom?
(Prov 3:13-17) Wisdom is a source of joy and peace
(Eccl 1:18) Wisdom is a source of grief and sorrow.
59. Did Coniah have kids?
(Jer 22:28-30) Coniah was declared to be forever childless by God
(Matt 1:12) Coniah (also called by the Greek name Jechoniasis) is listed as a direct ancestor of Jesus Christ.
(Malachi 4:5) Elijah must return before the final days of the world.
(Matthew 11:12-14) Jesus said that John the Baptist was Elijah.
(Matthew 17:12-1 Jesus insists that Elijah has already come, and everyone understood him to mean John the Baptist.
(Mark 9:1 Jesus insists that Elijah has already come.
(John 1:21) John the Baptist maintained that he was not Elijah.
61. Which place first?
(Matthew 4:5-8) The Devil took Jesus first to the parapet of the temple, then to a high place to view all the Kingdoms of the world.
(Luke 4:5-9) The Devil took Jesus first to a high place to view the kingdoms, then to the parapet of the temple.
62. Who did Jesus tell the Lord's Prayer to?
(Matthew 5:1, 6:9-13, 7:28) Jesus delivered the Lord's Prayer during the Sermon on the Mount before the multitudes.
(Luke 11:1-4) He delivered it before the disciples alone, and not as part of the
Sermon on the Mount.
63. How many Beatitudes?
(Matthew 5:3-11) The sermon contained nine Beatitudes.
(Luke 6:20-22) The sermon contained only four Beatitudes.
64. Can one pray in public?
(Matthew 6:5-6) Jesus condemned public prayer.
(I Timothy 2:8) Paul encouraged public prayer.
65. Does the Lord help those who help themselves?
(Matthew 6:25-28, 30-34) We should take no thought for ourselves, or for tomorrow: we should not toil: tomorrow will take care of itself.
(II Thessalonians 3:10) If a man does not provide for himself or his own, he is considered disorderly.
66. Peace, or war?
(Matthew 6:38-42) Jesus teaches non-resistance, Non-violence
(Luke 22:36-37) Jesus commands people to take arms for coming conflict
(John 2:15) Jesus uses a whip to physically drive people out of the temple.
67. When did the leper become.. not a leper?
(Matthew 8:1-3,14) Jesus healed the leper before visiting the house.
(Mark 1:29-30,40-42) Jesus healed the leper after visiting Simon Peter's house.
68. Who approached Jesus?
(Matthew 8:5-7) The Centurion approached Jesus, beseeching help for a sick servant.
(Luke 7:3.6-7) The Centurion did not approach Jesus. He sent friends and elders of the Jews.
69. Was she dead or just dying?
(Matthew 9:18) He asked for help, saying his daughter was already dead.
(Luke 8:41-42) Jairus approached Jesus for help, because his daughter was dying. 70.What to take?
(Matthew 10:10) Jesus instructed them not to take a staff, not to wear sandals.
(Mark 6:8-9) Jesus instructed his disciples to wear sandals and take a staff on their journey.
71. When did John find out Jesus was the Messiah?
(Matthew 11:2- While imprisoned. John the Baptist sent followers to Jesus to inquire if Jesus was the messiah.
(Luke 7:18-22) While imprisoned. John the Baptist sent followers to Jesus to inquire if Jesus was the Messiah.
(John 1:29-34,36) John already knew Jesus was the Messiah.
72. How long was he in the tomb?
(Matthew 12:40) Jesus prophesied he would be in the tomb three days and three nights
(Matthew 28:1) Jesus was in the tomb three days and two nights
(Mark 16:2) Jesus was in the tomb three days and two nights
(Luke 24:1) Jesus was in the tomb three days and two nights
(John 20:1) Jesus was in the tomb two days and two nights.
73. Did the people of Jesus' generation see any signs?
(Matthew 12:38-40) Jesus announced that no signs would be given to that generation except the Resurrection itself.
(Mark 8:12-1 Jesus announced that no signs would be given to that generation.
(Mark 16:20) They went out preaching, and the Lord confirmed the word through accompanying signs.
(John 20:30) Jesus provided many wonders and signs.
(Acts 2:22) Jesus provided many wonders and signs.
(Acts 5:12, 8:1 many signs and wonders were done through the apostles.
74. When did the Transfiguration occur?
(Matthew 17:1-2) Six days after Jesus made his prophecy of his second coming the Transfiguration occurred.
(Luke 9:28-29) the transfiguration occurred about eight days after the prophecy of the second coming.
75. Who made the request?
(Matthew 20:20-21) Their mother requested that James and John, Zebedee's children, should sit beside Jesus in his Kingdom.
(Mark 10:35-37) James and John, Zebedee's children, requested that they should sit beside Jesus in his Kingdom

76. How many blind men?
(Matthew 20:29-30) Following this last incident, on the way out of Jericho, Jesus encountered two blind men.
(Mark 10:46-47) He encountered only one blind man.
77. What animals were brought to Jesus?
(Matthew 21:2-7) two of the disciples brought Jesus an ass and a colt from the village of Bethphage.
(Mark 11:2-7) They brought him only a colt.
78. When did the fig tree hear of its doom?
(Matthew 21:17-19) Jesus cursed the fig tree after purging the temple.
(Mark 11:14-15,20) He cursed it before the purging.
79. When did the fig tree keel?
(Matthew 21:9) The fig tree withered immediately. and the disciples registered surprise then and there.
(Mark 11:12-14,20) The morning after Jesus cursed the fig tree. the disciples noticed it had withered. and expressed astonishment.
80. What was the date of the crucifixion?
(Matthew 26:20-30) The last supper is a Passover Seder making the crucifixion of the following day occur on the first day of Passover, the fifteenth day of Nissan
(Mark 14:17-25) The last supper is a Passover Seder making the crucifixion of the following day occur on the first day of Passover, the fifteenth day of Nissan
(Luke 22:14-2 The last supper is a Passover Seder making the crucifixion of the following day occur on the first day of Passover, the fifteenth day of Nissan
(John 13:1,29) The crucifixion occurs on the day before Passover, fourteenth day of Nissan.
81. How many times did the cock crow?
(Matthew 26:34) Jesus prophesied that Peter would deny Jesus three times before the cock crowed (no number given)
(Matthew 26:69-74) The cock crowed only once.
(Mark 14:29) Jesus prophesied that Peter would deny Jesus three times before the cock crowed twice
(Mark 14:68-72) As Peter denied Jesus three times, the cock crowed twice.
(Luke 22:34) Jesus prophesied that Peter would deny Jesus three times before the cock crowed (no number given)
(Luke 22:60-61) The cock crowed only once.
82. Who arrested Jesus?
(Matthew 26:47) Jesus was arrested by "multitudes" sent by the priests.
(Mark 14:4 Jesus was arrested by "multitudes" sent by the priests.
(Luke 22:47) Jesus was arrested by "multitudes" sent by the priests.
(John 18:12) Jesus was arrested by a detachment of Roman soldiers and some Jewish officials.
83. Who did Jesus see first upon his arrest?
(Matthew 26:57) He was led directly to Caiaphas.
(John 18:19,24) After his arrest, Jesus's preliminary interrogation was before Annas; after that, he was brought to Caiaphas.
84. The second denial was heard by...?
(Matthew 26:71-72) Peter made his second denial to another girl
(Mark 14:69-70) Peter made his second denial to the same servant girl as his first denial
(Luke 22:58) Peter made his second denial to "another" 85.And the third?
(Matthew 26:73-74) Peter made his third denial to by-standers
(Mark 14:70-71) Peter made his third denial to by-standers
(Luke 22:59-60) Peter made his third denial to "another" different from the "another" in his second denial
(John 18: 26-27) Peter made his third denial to a servant girl (a relative of the one whose ear he had cut off)
86. Who carried the cross?
(Matthew 27:32) Simon of Cyrene carries the cross
(Mark 15:21) Simon of Cyrene carries the cross
(Luke 23:26) Simon of Cyrene carries the cross
(John 19:17) Jesus alone carries the cross.
87. Which thief believed?
(Matt 27:44) Neither thief believed in Jesus
(Mark 15:32) Neither thief believed in Jesus
(Luke 23:39-41) One thief believed in Jesus while the other did not.
88. Famous last words. but what were they?
(Matt 27:46) Jesus' last words were "MY GOD, MY GOD, WHY HAST THOU FORSAKEN ME?"
(Mark 15:34) Jesus' last words were "MY GOD, MY GOD, WHY HAST THOU FORSAKEN ME?"
(Luke 23:46) Jesus' last words were "FATHER, INTO THY HANDS I COMMEND MY SPIRIT"
(John 19:30) Jesus' last words were "IT IS FINISHED."
89. What did the sign say?
(Matthew 27:37) The inscription on his cross was, "This is Jesus the King of the Jews."
(Mark 15:26) The inscription was simply, "The King of the Jews".
(Luke 23:38) It was. ''This is the King of the Jews,'' in three languages.
(John 19:19) It was. "Jesus of Nazareth the King of the Jews."
90. Where did they "spectate" from?
(Matthew 27:55-56) The women, including Mary Magdalene and Jesus's mother, watched the crucifixion from afar.
(Mark 15:40) The women, including Mary Magdalene and Jesus's mother, watched the crucifixion from afar.
(Luke 23:49) The women, including Mary Magdalene and Jesus's mother, watched the crucifixion from a distance.
(John 19:25) They stood near or next to the cross.
91. What did she say?
(Matt 28:8) Mary goes to tell the disciples what happened
(Mark 16:8) Mary says nothing to anyone because she is afraid.
(Luke 24:9) Mary goes to tell the disciples what happened
(John 20:18) Mary goes to tell the disciples what happened
92. What did Mary do after meeting the angel(s)?
(Matt 28:9) Right after seeing the angels, Mary meets Jesus
(Mark 16:9) Right after seeing the angels, Mary meets Jesus
(Luke 24:4-9) Right after seeing the angel Mary meets the disciples and reveals everything to them.
(John 20:14) Right after seeing the angels, Mary meets Jesus
93. Who saw Jesus first?
(Matt 28:9)Jesus makes his first appearance to Mary, the Mother of James
(Mark 16:9) Jesus makes his first appearance to Mary Magdalene only
(Luke 24:15-18) Jesus makes his first appearance to Cleopas and another
(John 20:14) Jesus makes his first appearance to Mary Magdalene only
(1 Cor 15:5) Jesus makes his first appearance to Cephas (PETER).
94. When and where?
(Matt 28:9) Jesus makes his first appearance after Mary leaves the tomb
(Mark 16:8-9) Jesus makes his first appearance after Mary leaves the tomb
(Luke 24:1 Jesus makes his first appearance on the road to Emmaus.
(John 20:11-14) Jesus makes his first appearance at the tomb
95. Does Mary touch Jesus?
(Matt 28:9) Mary is permitted to touch Jesus after the resurrection
(Luke 24:39) Mary is permitted to touch Jesus after the resurrection
(John 20:17) Mary is not permitted to touch Jesus after the resurrection.
96. How many times did Jesus appear to humans after his resurrection?
(Matt 28:9-10,17-20) Jesus appears twice after the resurrection
(Mark 16:9,12,14-18) Jesus appears three times after the resurrection
(Luke 24:13-31,36-51) Jesus appears twice after the resurrection
(John 20:14-17,19-23,26-29,21:1-2 Jesus appears four times after the resurrection
(1 Cor 15:5,6,7,8) Jesus appears six times after the resurrection.
97. In what order exactly?
(Matt 28:8-9,16) Jesus appears to Mary Magdalene and the other Mary on the way to see the disciples; then to the disciples on a mountain in Galilee
(Mark 16:8-9,12,14) Jesus appears to Mary Magdalene after she flees the tomb; then to two strolling followers as they walked to the country then to the disciples at a meal
(Luke 24:13,33,49) Jesus appears to Cleopas and another unknown follower on the way to Emmaus; then to the disciples and others in Jerusalem
(John 20:14,18-29,21:1-2) Jesus appears to Mary Magdalene at the tomb; then to ten of the disciples in Jerusalem behind closed doors; then to eleven of the disciples in Jerusalem behind closed doors; Then to Peter, Thomas, James and
John (the sons of Zebed
(1 Cor 15:5,6,7,8) Jesus appears to Cephas (PETER); then to the disciples; then to 500 people; then to James; then to the disciples; then to Paul.
98.How many disciples saw Jesus?
(Matt 28:16)Jesus appears to eleven disciples, the absent one being Judas who was already dead (Matt 27:5, Acts 1:18)
(Mark 16:14) Jesus appears to eleven disciples, the absent one being Judas who was already dead (Matt 27:5, Acts 1:18)
(Luke 24:3 Jesus appears to eleven disciples, the absent one being Judas who was already dead (Matt 27:5, Acts 1:18)
(John 20:24,26) Thomas is absent for Jesus's first appearance to the disciples, but is present for the second; Judas is absent from both visits because he is already dead
(1 Cor 15:5) Jesus appears to all twelve disciples (even though Judas was supposed to have been already dead).
99. When did Mary go to the tomb?
(Matt 28:1) Mary came to the tomb at dawn
(Mark 16:2) Mary came to the tomb after the sun had risen
(Luke 24:1) Mary came to the tomb at dawn
(John 20:1) Mary came to the tomb while it was still dark
100. How many went with her?
(Matt 28:1) Two people came to the tomb (Mary Magdalene and the other Mary)
(Mark 16:1) three people came to the tomb (Mary Magdalene, Mary mother of James, and Salome)
(Luke 24:10) more than four people came to the tomb (Mary Magdalene, Mary mother of James, Joanna, and other women)
(John 20:1) Mary Magdalene came to the tomb alone

God should have had a proof reader.

damn CRYPT! if ppl cant see the contradictions now, then they are permantly blind and very boring ppl...

ya and just think there are probably more contradictions in the bibble

Thanx for the biblical kebab mmmm... tasty.
It really does make so much sense when you see it put that way. LOL
I could give an answer for Sam the bible man to use, "do not test the lord your god".... no wonder really cos if you do, he gets it all wrong.

I'm assuming we can respond to this....

1) God was speaking with Jesus, who had a pre-human existance in heaven. God made Jesus in his likeness, meaning in form.
same for #2

When it says God is one God...that's exactly what it means. Jesus is great and can be considered A God, but he's not thee God, he must still answer to God.

When Jehovah said he had not made his name known to Abraham and the other men of old

2) Exodus 6:2, 3 It is here for the f irst time that Jehovah makes known the real MEANING of his name, associating it with his specific purpose and establishing it as a memorial. His name means "He causes to become" so He made that meaning of his name known for the first time to Moses and his purspose

Well the nephilim came about by angels that mated with the human women. After they were destroyed by the flood, they returned back to heaven and committed the same thing afterwards.

4) Well the actual word in the first scripture is "regret" God had regretted in making man, for they were causing such ruin. The same in 1 Samuel, he had regret that he had made Saul as King for he was not following commands. The scripture that says that he does not regret, means if he has a set purpose, he won't go back on it, but carry his promises through

5)My translation of the Bible doesnt use it in that context. In both instances it says that Enoch and Elijah were taken by God. For they continued to walk with the true God til they were very old and tired, and so Jehovah put them to rest.

6)The "kinds" of animals selected had referance to the clear cut and unalterable bounderies set by the creator, within which boundaries creatures are capable of breeding" "according to their kinds" The breeding boundaries accordingto "kind" established by Jehovah were not and could not be crossed. That the great variety of animal life known today could have come from the inbreeding within so few "kinds" following the Flood is proved by the endless variety of humansKind- short, tall fat, think, with countless variations of hair, skin, eyecolor etc....

7)In the log that Noah kept, it appears he used months of 30 days each, 12 of them equaling 360 days. In this way, he avoided all the complicated fractions involved had he used strictly lunar months consisting of slightly more than 291/2 days. That such calculations were used in the account is evident from the fact that a five-month period consisted of 150 days. It rained forty days and forty nights, but it didn't dry up for 150 days...i guess it stopped raining but it hadn't yet dried up for that time.

8)What was meant in that scripture was dialects of there language Hebrew. Many different forms of speaking it.

continued....9)In that last scripture stated it says "God is not a god of disorder, but a God of peace" Though when it comes to his will, and those wanting to step in his way, Jehovah will use means to destroy those people. In both instances people were doing wrong.

10) too complicated for my itty bitty brain.

11)No one sees God?
Jehovah made his image, or appearance seen to Abraham and the others. By means of a reflection, or cloud or even vision. He wasn't physically seen by them because the scripture states "No one can see God and live" so He was seen by other means.

12)is God fair and Righteous?
I'm not even going to get into this one, God knows what he's doing, i'm not about to challenge his power and judgement, and i don't think anyone should. You must read into the history of those accounts why those things were done..and by which means they were done.

1Keturah was a second wife, who never attained to the same position as Sara, mother of Isaac. Men had many wives back then.

14)In Genesis 37:28 it states "Now when Midianite merchants went passing by. Hence they drew and lifted up Joseph from the waterpit and then sold Joseph to the Ishamaelites for twenty silver pieces and tehy eventually brought Joseph into Egypt. The Midianites sold him into egypt..not in egypt....along the way the others bought him, and they sold him to potiphar

15)Where did Jacob die?
The scripture said he was TRANSFERRED to sychem from where he was.

16)He commended the mid wives for lying to the king of egypt because if they hadn't it would have destroyed his messenger in the future, Moses. It was in accordance with His will.

continued again...damn length restriction

17) His people were freed from Egypt, they were to take from the Egyptians what they had gotten from the slaves labor.

18)The scripture at 4:11 does not say that he is the maker of those deaf, and speechless and mute, he says he appoints power to them, he strengthens them to make them able to carry out his will. This is true because Moses was complaining to Jehovah that he had a speech impediment and could never go and speak to the Egyptians and pharaoh.

19) I don't feel this is very relavant.

20)God is a God of war, when He feels the right for it. When people are trying to intervene with his will.

21) This was a testimony to all who was behind Noah. To show all who had disobeyed God. He never told Noah to worship those things, nor did he call them images.

22)Don't really understand this statement

2 He wasn't condemning the selling of daughters. He was saying incase a man were to...this is how they'd have to be treated.

24) What it means by God inscribing them, was by inspiration. Which is the means by which the Bible was written. He didn't himself write it.

25) He was saying that he had never commanded them to make offerings and sacrifices to other gods, that is what they were doing. They found that to be the point of worship..He was saying that wasn't the important thing, listening to His voice, and giving him exclusive devotion was.

As per # three.. Is that where they got the hill giants from????
~snickers deeply to Crypt~

probably Dark, and we see whose a christian here can't we.