Judges 14:6-9 Without weapons, Samson tore a lion to pieces. Later, he ate honey from the lion’s dead carcass.

Oh puke!

Judges 13:24 The woman (Hannah) bore Samson and God blessed him.

Judges 14:1-4 Samson wanted a Philistine wife, outside of his religion, to give his God an opportunity to murder them (the Philistines).

Judges 14:11-20 Samson bet 30 men 30 tunics to solve a riddle. The spirit of God came upon Samson and he murdered 30 men so to steal their clothes so to pay off a gambling debt. Samson’s wife, who had just married him, made him lose the bet; then, she proceeded to marry Samson’s best man.

The spirit of God did what? Samson bet 30 men 30 tunics that they could not answer his riddle. He told his future wife the answer to his riddle. She told the men and Samson lost the bet. The spirit of God came upon Samson and he went to the city and murdered 30 men and stole their tunics so to pay off his debt. Do you get the impact of this story.

The spirit of God had Samson murder 30 innocent men and steal their tunics to pay off a debt. Pretend that I redundantly pointed this out 10 or 20 more times. I can't be more angry with this God or His stupid, murderous Samson.

Judges 15:4-5 Samson caught 300 foxes, tied their tails together, set them afire and they burned the countryside.

Nice touch Samson! You have to be every demented kid’s hero.

Judges 15:8 Samson inflicted a great slaughter on his wife’s people.

Judges 15:16-17 God released Samson who found a jawbone of an ass and killed 1,000 men. Samson said: With the jawbone of an ass, I have slain a thousand men.

What a hero!

Samson Killed 1,000 Men With The Jaw-Bone Of An Ass

Judges 16:1 Samson had sex with a harlot.

This confirms it. Samson is definitely God’s kind of guy.

Judges 16:10&13 Samson lied to Delilah.

This confirms by Bible C&V documentation that Samson, God's hero, is also a liar.

Judges 16:20-31 Samson realized God had left him. The Philistines gouged his eyes out. He killed more men and women bringing down the temple than he had killed during his entire lifetime, and died himself. Samson judged Israel for 20 years.

This is evidence that the Biblical God leaves His heroes to have their eyes gouged out - and worse.

Samson was and led the life of a "Nazarite" = 'separated unto Yahweh'.

Unlike other judges, Samson's career did not end successfully.

Killing a thousand Philistines with the jawbone of an ass and bringing down the Temple of Dagon, crushing himself and many Philistines to death, did not result in victory or peace for Israel. Rather, the Philistines defeated the Israelites under Samson's successor, Eli, and captured the Ark of Yahweh on the battlefield. (I Samuel 4:10)

In Essence, Didn’t Samson, Like Jesus Christ, Commit suicide?

Saul, a Benjamite, was Israel's first King. Saul was a most handsome man, standing head and shoulders above other men, and was highly favored by the Lord. (Dogma has David being the handsome one.) But, once Saul began to reign, Jehovah begins to despise him.

God continually tormented Saul by sending "Evil Spirits" to trouble him. David drives away God’s "Evil Spirits" by playing his harp.

How can something NOT "Evil" send Evil? To send Evil, God must be Evil.

Later, David (supposedly) kills Goliath for Saul.

David Killed Goliath

I Samuel 10:1-9 Samuel told Saul: God appoints you to govern God’s people, Israel. God will change you into another man. God gave Saul another heart.

What do you think "God gave Saul another heart" means? God changed Saul to be what God wanted Saul to be? What if Saul doesn't please God? Would it mean or prove that God was not so smart, powerful or in control - that God's "change" didn't take. 

I Samuel 11:6-7 God caused Saul to become angry. Saul cut some oxen to pieces and said: If anyone does not follow Saul, the same will be done to his oxen.

God's chosen Saul kills the animals of those who didn't obey Saul.

I Samuel 12:18 All the people dreaded God and Samuel. Catholic

This is evidence that people dreaded the Biblical God.

I Samuel 14:36 Saul said: Let’s pursue the Philistines to kill them all.

I Samuel 14:42 Saul said: Cast lots between me and my son Jonathan.

What? God's chosen Saul ordered gambling? Oh sin!

Ancient Gambling Dice to Cast Lots

I Samuel 14:47 After becoming King of Israel, Saul waged war on all their surrounding enemies.

I Samuel 14:52 When Saul saw any strong or brave man, he took him into his service.

This sounds like the US draft / conscription.

I Samuel 15:3 God ordered Saul to not spare them; to go murder men, women, children and infants...

I Samuel 15:7-8 Saul murdered people.

I Samuel 15:8-9 Saul killed all the rest of the people; but, Saul spared King Agag, alive.

I Samuel 15:11 God said: I regret having made Saul King. He has not kept My command to murder them all…

God admits here that He, not the people, made Saul King. This also proves that God's "changing Saul's heart" failed. This God fails at everything He tries to do and Human Beings suffer as the consequence. What a God!

I Samuel 15:18-19 Samuel, Gods prophet, said: Saul, go exterminate them. Why have you disobeyed the Lord?

I Samuel 15:22 Saul asked: Does God delight in holocaust and sacrifice as in obedience to the command of God?

It appears that the Biblical God does delight in holocaust and sacrifice.

I Samuel 15:23-28 Because you have rejected the command of God, He has rejected you as ruler. Saul asked to be forgiven. God has torn the Kingdom of Israel from you and has given it to a neighbor of yours who is better than you.

This means to have David anointed King, God changed His mind. Who said God never changes? God fails in what He attempts often and has to make changes.

The reason God wanted Saul out was because God commanded Saul to murder all the Amalekites. Because Saul spared King Agag's life, Saul had to be eliminated.

The Prophet Samuel Cut King Agag To Pieces

I Samuel 15:32-33 The Prophet Samuel cut King Agag to pieces before God.

I Samuel 15:35 God regretted having made Saul King of Israel.

This is hard evidence that God regrets His actions and that He decisions are imperfect and fallible.

I Samuel 18:7-11 The women sang: Saul has slain his thousands; David his ten thousands. Saul was jealous of David. An Evil Spirit from God came upon Saul and he tried to nail David to the wall with a spear. David got away.

An "Evil Spirit" came from Whom? God has to be evil to send evil. Spin how it could be otherwise.

I Samuel 18:20-21 Saul used his daughter as a bribe to get David to kill for him. Saul wanted the Philistines to kill David.

I Samuel 18:25-27 David is given a task to deliver 100 Philistine (penis) foreskins for a dowry. David murders 200 Philistines, circumcises their corpses to win Saul’s daughter, Michal.

Bart Floyd: This is crazy. How can anybody believe or come to terms with this stuff?

I Samuel 19:1 Saul discussed his intention to murder David.

I Samuel 19:15 Saul said: Bring him up to me in bed that I may kill him.

I Samuel 19:20-24 Saul stripped himself naked and acted crazy.

I Samuel 22:17-19 Saul commanded: Kill the priests of the Lord and 85 priests were killed that day. Saul murdered the city of Nob including men, women, infants and animals.

Saul murdered 85 of God's priests? Then Saul murdered women and infants? Maybe God did change Saul's heart and does control him. Whatcha think?

I Samuel 25:43 Saul gave David’s wife to another man.

This sounds a lot like the Samson story, doesn’t it?

I Samuel 28:3-18 The Prophet Samuel dies. Saul drove out the mediums and fortune tellers from the land; then, Saul consulted God who refused to answer. So, Saul consulted The Witch of Endor. She conjured up old, dead Samuel, who was cranky. Samuel said God was angry because Saul didn’t destroy Amalek and God will destroy Saul by using the Philistines.

I Chronicles 10:13-14 Saul broke God’s law by consulting a medium.

Can one tell the difference between a prophet, a psychic, clergy and a medium?

So Who is Who?

I Samuel 31 Saul was hit in the abdomen with an arrow. He ordered his armor-bearer to finish him off. He refused so Saul fell on his own sword. His armor-bearer did likewise and died with him. The Philistines cut off Saul’s head and cremated him.

Religion affects as an abstract, yet a romantic art form, meaning that it’s a paradox based on ignorance that promotes mind-set feelings over facts.

A manipulator’s intention, when telling you to “have faith”, is to terminate your capacity to question - or to think for yourself - or to obey - and to change your life more to his or her liking. When someone tells you to "have faith" - they are telling you to "shut up and obey". I usually stand up, look them squarely in the eye and inform them that: "I obey enforceable criminal and civil law. Outside of that, I don't do obedience."

Many view these investigative results and their commentary to be brutally honest. Some feel too honest. If anyone can prove that any portion of these works is in definite factual error, in context to the over-all Biblical depiction, inform us. Embarrassment will be felt and it will definitely be corrected. But, it has to be based on Biblical evidence not hear-say bias, unrelated material or a feel-good agenda to protect God just because He is God. Considering all the Biblical contradictions makes for the toughest debates.

People primarily support the Biblical God simply because it was sold to them that He was the authority in charge of Biblical events and people. Maybe it’s time to reconsider the facts and determine that He wasn’t in control.

The Biblical God was constantly ineffective in holding His people together. As a General, the Biblical God lost so many battles and so many wars that He Himself often turned on His Own people. The Biblical God failed often in almost everything He attempted to do. That is the reality. Outside of a believer’s fear of death and eternal-damnation, which the Biblical God promised in The New Testament, why would any thinking person waste time and respect on an entity with such a poor and evil track record concerning all God's “supposed” creations on Earth?

Was God’s David a Good Guy?　

I Samuel 17:48-51 David faces the challenge of combat with the enemy Philistines and slays the giant, Goliath of Gath, and cuts off his head. KJ

II Samuel 21:19 El-hanan killed Goliath of Gath. Catholic

The Catholic version states this and this is questionable.

I Samuel 18:7 The women sang: Saul has slain his thousands and David his ten thousands.

If you believe this to be true, do you view that God's David became a mass-murderer?

I Samuel 18:27 David murdered 200 Philistines and circumcised their corpses, all for the hand of one of Saul’s daughters, Michal.

I Samuel 20:5-6 David told his friend, Jonathan, to lie.

I Samuel 21:2-3 David lied to a priest.

David, again, fits the mold of one of the Biblical God's heroes as David is documented to be a liar who also tells others to lie. As long as even one Bible still exists on Planet Earth, these C&Vs will not go away.

I Samuel 21:11-14 David fled from Saul to King Achish. David was afraid of him, feigned insanity and acted like a madman, drooling on his beard.

David fled from Saul

I Samuel 24:22-23 Saul said to David: Swear to me, by God, that you will not destroy my descendants. David gave Saul his oath.

David has already proven to be a liar, so Saul, you and I should not believe him.

II Samuel 21:1-9 (After swearing "By God" not to) David gave up 7 of Saul’s descendants to be dismembered (murdered) before God.

David, a man after God’s Own heart, after swearing to Saul, by God, broke his "sacred" promise. David, like God, will definitely keep his promise - unless he doesn’t.

I Samuel 25:2-34 David said: As God lives, who has restrained me, if you (Abigail) had not come down, so quickly, to meet me; by dawn, Nabal (her husband) would not have had a single man or boy left alive.

David would have killed everybody just because he felt insulted? What a "God-like" ego!

I Samuel 25:39-43 (God killed Nabal) David married Abigail, Nabal’s wife, and also took Ahinoam for his wife. But, Saul gave David’s wife, Michal, Saul’s daughter, to another.

Ahinoam

I Samuel 27:1-12 David said that he had no choice but to escape from Saul to the land of the Philistines. With 600 men he went over to Achish, the son of the Philistine King. David lived with the Philistines for 1 year, 4 months. He attacked cities and left NO men, women or children alive as was his custom when he lived in the country of the Philistines. Achish trusted David, thinking he must be detested by his people, Israel.

David attacked cities and left NO men, women or children alive - and committed unprovoked mass murders? David IS truly one of God's "Thou Shalt NOT Kill" heroes.

I Samuel 29:6-10 King Achish informs David he is honest (a traitor to Israel). David begs to stay and fight for them, but they didn’t trust him, so David had to be on his way.

I Samuel 30:6 David’s own men spoke of stoning (murdering) him.

Wow! What a popular hero and leader David was NOT among his own troops!

II Samuel 1:1-16 An Amalekite man reported to David that he saw King Saul leaning on his spear and that Saul begged him to finish him off. David ordered that man murdered.

II Samuel 2:4 The men of Judah anointed David King.

That is about as insane as re-electing mass-murderer George W. Bush!

II Samuel 2:8 Ishbaal, son of Saul, was made King over the rest of Israel.

Hummm. Saul obviously worshipped Baal to name one of his sons after Baal. So did David name one of his sons after Baal. H-y-p-o-c-r-i-s-y!!!

II Samuel 3:1 There followed a long war between the house of Saul and David with David winning.

Isn’t David killing brother "God chosen" Israelites? What a Biblical model of virtue for the American Civil War!

II Samuel 4:8-12 Two brothers brought the head of Ishbaal, David’s enemy, to David. David had them murdered, cut off their hands and feet and hung them by the pool.

II Samuel 5:4-5 David was 30 years old when he became King and reigned for 40 years; 33 years in Jerusalem over all Israel.

II Samuel 5:8 David said: The lame and the blind shall be the personal enemies of David and shall never enter the palace. Catholic

WHAT did this "sociopath" just say? God had not wanted infirm people near His temple either. Are these truly your models of compassion, decency, good and virtue?

II Samuel 5:13 David took more concubines and wives - more kids were born to him.

Concubines

Oh yes! This is definitely God’s man.

II Samuel 5:17-20 The Philistines searched for David. He asked God if he should attack them. God said: Attack! I will deliver them to you, and David defeated them.

II Samuel 6:14 David, girt with a linen apron, danced before God with wild abandon.

II Samuel 6:20 David exposed himself to the slave girls.

Do you think David was ever sued by one of those girls?

II Samuel 7:9 God told David: I have been with you where ever you went and have destroyed your enemies before you.

II Samuel 7:22 David “brown-noses” God: You are great; there is none like you and no God but you...

II Samuel 8:1 David conquers the Philistines.

II Samuel 8:4 David hamstrung horses.

Doesn’t anybody have any conscience here? Doing this "loving" God's work is so disgusting.

II Samuel 8:5 David slew 22,000.

II Samuel 8:13 David became famous for slaying 18,000 Edomites.

II Samuel 10:18 David’s men killed 700 charioteers and 40,000 Arabian foot soldiers.

II Samuel 11:2-5 David made pregnant Uriah’s wife, Bathsheba.

Isn't that committing adultery?

II Samuel 11:14-17 David ordered Uriah, one of his officers, to be killed in battle so that David could have his wife, Bathsheba.

Uriah Killed in Battle

David knocks-up Bathsheba. Bathsheba was married to Uriah. Uriah was one of David's officers. David has her husband Uriah killed in battle.

Do you really like David? Why? Why not? How do you feel about David's God?

Let it sink in: David either committed adultery or raped Bathsheba. Then, David murdered Bathsheba's husband, Uriah. Uriah was one of David's officers, who was the armor-bearer for Joab, David's main General.

The Law of Moses required that David be stoned according to Deuteronomy 22:22.

But, David was not executed. God killed David's child instead.

II Samuel 11:26-27 David displeased the Lord.

This conflicts with:

I Samuel 25:28 David fights the battles of God and Evil has NOT been found in him in all his days.

Maybe "Evil" is "The Biblical God's pleasure".

II Samuel 12:9 David despised the word of the Lord and did Evil in His sight. KJV

Wow! Isn’t that’s quite the testimony for God’s favorite? And, isn't this yet another contradiction with 1st Samuel 25:28?

lI Samuel 12:11-12 God said: I will bring Evil upon you out of your own house. I will make your neighbor have sex with your wives in the presence of all Israel in broad daylight.

God has to BE "Evil" to bring "Evil" upon someone. Did this C&V just document that the Biblical God both caused adultery and also created smut voyeurism? In the ancient Israelite belief, God did it all. Christians spin the Satan myth to take the heat off the Biblical God because God is such an evil, heinous Character. And, the Judeo-Christians want this God worshiped.

II Samuel 12:13-18 Nathan, the prophet, told David that God, on His part, had forgiven David’s sin, that he shall not die but the child born to him must surely die and the child did die.

Who said something about: The sins of the father will NOT be paid for by his children? Was this little guy allowed to live for 7 days, so that parent / child emotional bonding could take place? Then, did God murder the little child just to punish the parents? Do you dare honestly answer these questions?

II Samuel 12:24 David had sex with Bathsheba again. She bore Solomon.

The Biblical God is totally kinky. God murders David's and Bathsheba's first nameless child to punish them. Then, God gives David and Bathsheba an awesome, "sacred" reward by having (God's next hero) King Solomon born unto them.

II Samuel 20:3 David locked away 10 concubines until their deaths.

These 10 concubines willingly and intentionally did nothing to deserve such a horrible fate. But then, what would you expect from God's heroes?

II Samuel 21:6-9 David took 7 descendants of Saul and gave them up so they were dismembered before God.

Remember in 1st Samuel 24: 22-23 Saul said to David, "Swear to me, by God, that you will not destroy my descendants."

Redundantly, didn’t David give to Saul his oath? Wasn’t that sacred oath to God? David lied, broke his word and his oath to God. Doesn’t this God and His King David both prove to be liars? Do you support David? Why? Do you support this Judeo-Christian ethic - this sick Biblical model?

II Samuel 24:1 God was angry with Israel and told David to number Israel.

NEWS-FLASH! Remember: Angry GOD told David to number Israel right here according to II Samuel 24:1.

I Chronicles 21:1 And SATAN stood up against Israel, and provoked David to number Israel. KJV

NEWS-FLASH II: SATAN provoked David to number Israel right here as documented in 1st Chronicles 21:1.

Isn’t it ironic that in the 13th book of the Holy Bible, "Satan" is introduced in 1st Chronicles 21:1. In Satan's first by-name introduction, the Bible claims that Satan is doing the exact same deed that God, Himself, took credit for in II Samuel 24:1? Based on this "sacred" introduction to a character called "Satan" - a logical person must question - "Is God and Satan the same Character?" Either they Both are the same Character or the Bible LIED by accusing both God and Satan of ordering King David to do a census.

II Samuel 24:10 David regretted having numbered the people.

Why? It was because God ordered David to number the people in II Samuel 24:1, didn't God?

II Samuel 24:15 God punished (David) by putting out a plague that murdered 70,000 of his people.

Why again? God ordered David to number the people in II Sam 24:1, did He not? Again, did the Bible later lie that Satan ordered the census in 1st Chronicles 21:1?

II Samuel 24:25 David built an altar to offer holocaust (sacrifices) to God as peace offerings. God stopped his murdering (after 70,000 died).

God sent His "Death-Angel" to murder 70,000 innocent "God Chosen" Israelites after David obeyed God's order to number the Israelites in II Samuel 24:1. What a God! What a Bible! What insanity!

How The Biblical God Viewed His David

I Samuel 25:28 David fights the battles of God and evil has NOT been found in him in all his days.

Evil has not been found in David in all his days.

This has to be one of God’s believer’s greater conflicts. After knowing all the heinous, murderous deeds David did, with and without his God, can you explain it away?

II Samuel 19:27 My Lord the King (David) is an Angel of God.

David is an Angel of God? Wow!

Acts 13:22 God said: This was David, a man after My Own heart which shall fulfill all My will.

David was a man after God's Own heart!

David shall fulfill all God's will!

I Kings 15:5 David did that which "was right in the eyes of God."

So, let's review:

David killing his ten thousands was right as David shall fulfill God's will!

David murdering 200 Philistines and circumcised their corpses was right in the eyes of God.

David lying and telling another to lie is alright as evil has not been found in David in all his days.

David, after swearing by GOD to Saul he would not, gave up 7 of Saul’s descendants to be dismembered (murdered / torn-apart / sliced to pieces) before God which was right in the eyes of God.

David would have killed everybody at a private function just because he wasn't invited. David felt insulted and this was right as David shall fulfill God's will!

David attacked cities and left no men, women or children alive as evil has not been found in David in all his days.

David's killing brother "God Chosen" Israelites was right in the eyes of God.

David murdered men, cut off their hands and feet and hung them by the pool which was right as David shall fulfill God's will!

The lame and the blind shall be the personal enemies of David, an Angel of God.

David hamstrung horses which was right in the eyes of God.

David slew 22,000 as which was right as David shall fulfill God's will!

David became famous for slaying 18,000 Edomites which was right in the eyes of God.

David’s men killed 700 charioteers and 40,000 Arabian foot soldiers as David was an Angel of God.

David exposed himself to the slave girls which was right in the eyes of God.

David took more concubines and wives which was right in the eyes of God.

David displeased the Lord as David was an Angel of God.

David despised the word of the Lord and did Evil in His sight which was right as David shall fulfill God's will!

Having Bathsheba's husband, Uriah, killed so David could have her was God's will as evil has not been found in David in all his days.

God had forgiven David’s sin, that he shall not die but the child born to him must die because Evil has not been found in David in all his days.

Was the new “Satan” character in 1 Chronicles, the 13th book of the Bible, created as an afterthought, a “patsy”? Was Satan character’s job to cover-up from blaming The Biblical God for all His evil deeds? The concept of A Satan was first introduced about 500-400 BC, about the time Chronicles was written.

Primitive Jews had no more of a concept of Satan than they did of Jesus. To the Old Testament Biblical Hebrews, God did it all.

Allegedly God’s Wisest of Men

I Kings 2:20-25 Bathsheba, King Solomon’s mother, asked him for Abishag to become Adonijah’s wife. Solomon said: I will not refuse you. Solomon lied to his mother as he had Adonijah murdered.

I Kings 2:29 Solomon ordered Joab murdered.

I Kings 3:1 Solomon married the daughter of the Pharaoh, King of Egypt.

I Kings 3:4 Solomon offered 1,000 burnt offerings “holocausts” (sacrifices).

I Kings 3:25 Solomon’s decision was to divide (cut up) the child, equally.

Solomon gambled and won that the real mother would save the child by giving it to the other woman. What if the 2 women had agreed to cutting up the child?

I Kings 8:63 Solomon sacrificed to God 22,000 oxen and 120,000 sheep. KJV

I Kings 9:20 Solomon conscripted all non-Israelites as forced laborers (slaves).

I Kings 10:1-13 The Queen of Sheba was indeed impressed with Solomon’s wisdom. They exchanged gifts and she gave Solomon much Gold.

Ah, Solomon, the gigolo!

I Kings 10:23 Solomon surpassed in riches and wisdom all the Kings on Earth.

Remember:

Matthew 19:24 Jesus said: It’s easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than it is for a rich man to enter Heaven?

I Kings 11:3 Solomon had 700 wives and 300 concubines.

Wow! What a stud! Ah, but again, remember God's words:

Deuteronomy 17:14-18 God said: You may set a King over you that God will choose; one among your brethren not a foreigner. He shall not multiply for himself wives nor gold and silver.

Solomon did not live by the unchanging, omnipotent Biblical God's rules.

I Kings 11:4 When Solomon was old, his wives turned his heart to strange Gods. His heart was not entirely with the Lord.

God chose Solomon - didn't He?

Solomon was not a warring King. Do you like Solomon?

I Kings 11:6 Solomon did Evil.

I Kings 11:9-12 God was angry at Solomon. God won't deprive Solomon, but will take it out on his son.

What? Here it is, AGAIN! God does punish the son for the sins of the father, C&V. Can you spell Biblical c-o-n-t-r-a-d-i-c-t-i-o-n?

I Kings 11:11 Solomon failed to keep God’s statutes.

Solomon wrote the Book of Ecclesiastes, Proverbs and some other parts of the Bible. Solomon obviously did NOT make Heaven as after God gave him "wisdom", he ended up serving other gods. Solomon's wisdom obviously WAS effective - as this God proved to be heinous.

I Kings 11:42 Solomon reigned over all Israel 40 years and died.

God proved to favor Solomon in spite of all his sins. God murdered others for much less offenses. Does this again prove that God plays favorites?

Holman Bible Dictionary: Solomon’s politically-motivated marriages brought many other gods and their worship into Jerusalem: I Kings 11:1-8.

How is humanity any better off because of what God has done to mankind? Are we better off in this God’s creation of inter-parasitical survival? Every living thing lives off other living things. For something to live, things must die. For something to live well, more things must die. What a "creation" this "God of Love" has provided.

Is the Biblical God “the missing link” in man’s evolution?

Can you hold faith and doubt simultaneously? Can you explain the technique? Do they amount to mere EMOTIONS ("do wants" and "don’t wants")?

Which does God ask for more – love or obedience? Can you successfully be ordered to love? If you were to describe your love for God, would it come across mostly as fear?

If God didn’t care about His holocaust of the flood where almost everybody in the world died why would He care about 6 million Jews or the 50 million total dead as the result of WWII? Why would God really care if your daughter was hit by a truck, was a suffering cripple for 50 years and then died?

Is God saying: If you like what I like, you are moral. If you don’t like what I like, you are immoral? Want what I want. Don’t want what I don’t want? Love Me. Support my feelings - or else.

Jeremiah shouted at God: Why do you treat me like this? You’ve abused me.

During a televised debate a religious authority on the panel announced: You know, God talks to me all the time, and ghosts visit me in my bedroom. A complete invisible world is more real to me than intellect and reason.

When faith, ghosts and other fantasies are introduced, has the quality and integrity of the debate digressed or diminished in any manner? Nonsense can never be explained.

I Kings 18:22 & 40 Elijah, God’s prophet, slit the throats of 450 Baal prophets.

My Gawd! God's man Elijah slit the throats of 450 men of another religion? Elijah certainly performs the usual qualification to be God's man. Would you want Elijah to baby-sit your kids?

II Kings 1:9-12 Elijah ordered God to murder by fire, toast, and instant won-ton 102 soldiers.

Joshua had ordered God to make the Sun stand still so that Joshua could finish all God's murdering of men, women and children so to steal their land. God takes orders from murderous men, C&V.

II Kings 1:16-17 Elijah told King Ahaziah: Because the King sent messengers to inquire about Beelzebub, he’ll die. He died. 　

II Kings 2:8 Elijah struck the river Jordan and it divided. Both Elijah and Elisha walked over on dry land. Once there, God sent flaming horses and chariots between them and took Elijah up to Heaven in a whirlwind (without dying).

This "vehicle" could be described to be a type of "flying-saucer" somewhat like the "vehicles" described in the first chapter of the book of Ezekiel.

I Kings 2:14 Elisha struck the water, it divided and he crossed over.

Like Moses and Elijah, Elisha parted a body of water. What nonsense.

II Kings 2:23-24 Elisha, (God's prophet) goes to Bethel. Some little children called him bald-head. Elisha cursed them, in God's name, and two she bears came out of the woods and tore 42 of the children to pieces. KJV & Catholic

What? Is this pure insanity or what? Are you sure you believe the Bible? Are you sure the Biblical God is a "God of Love"? How do you explain II Kings 2:23-24 to your children?

II Kings 4:32-35 Elisha found a dead child, laid on him, gave him mouth to mouth; the child came to life.

Isn’t this the first Biblical resurrection? Is it supposed to make up for the 42 little children Elisha cursed to death? How miraculous is Jesus' resurrection if others had already come back to life? It somewhat dilutes its importance for some logical minds. It certainly would not impress a realist of it being factual.

II Kings 6:18 Elisha prayed for God to smite people Blind. God did.

II Kings 8:7-15 Elisha (lied) told Hazael to tell Ben-Hadad he will recover. However, God showed Elisha he would in fact die. Elisha said (to God): I know You will dash their little children to pieces and lay open their pregnant women.

There is just no room in these criminal stories for idealism and feel-good. This is NOT a loving God. If you believe these Bible C&Vs, how can you still support this Biblical God? Do you truly love this God? Isn't the Bible evidence that "monkey-mind" still leads human morality?

Some fundamentalist believers behave as if the Bible should always be taken literally - unless its convenient not to. “I’ve made up my mind; don’t confuse me with the facts.”

Do most religions demonize others just to justify their own agendas?

Judges 6:15-16 Gideon said to God: My family is the meanest in Manasseh, and I am the most significant in my father’s house. God said: I (God) will be with you and you will cut down Midian to the last man. Catholic

Judges 7:25 They carried the heads of Oreb and Zeeb to Gideon…

Judges 8:10 120,000 soldiers fell.

Judges 8:21 Gideon murdered prisoners Zebah and Zalmunna.

Judges 8:30 Gideon had 70 sons for he had many wives.

What a Godly, heroic guy!

Judges 8:24-27 Gideon asked for rings from the booty, made an idol and all of Israel paid idolatrous homage which caused the ruin of Gideon and his family as they did not follow God.

Isn’t this a parallel Bible story to Aaron, Moses' brother, making the golden-calf idol from earrings?

God’s people always seem to abandon Him in the end. God obviously does not choose His people well - and proves not to be liked for long by most of His followers.

This work has researched and documented a lot of information. It is bound to have made mistakes. I, Gary DeVaney, do not claim this work to be totally accurate, but, I do claim that any mistakes are honest mistakes. As its author / editor, I have no intention to deceive anyone. The Bible contradicts itself in many places so some “errors” may just be based on Its own numerous contradictions. Not all contradictions, by source, are listed. If you find an error please submit your Biblical evidence. Upon verification, it will be corrected. It does have to be chapter and verse to be considered. For the best source of identified Bible errancy and contradictions, get:

The Encyclopedia of Biblical Errancy by C. Dennis McKinsey.

II Samuel 2:14-16 Abner said to Joab: Let the young men perform for us. Joab replied: All right! 12 of Ishbaal’s Benjamites and 12 of David’s servants squared off. Then each one grasped his opponent’s head and thrust his sword into his opponent’s side and they all fell down together.

Now that what I call entertainment. Joab, King David's General, has this kind of mentality. Oh - my - Gawd!

II Samuel 3:1-37 Joab came back from murdering, bringing much plunder. He asked David: Why did you let Abner go? He was here to deceive you. Without David’s knowledge, Joab sent for Abner, privately took him aside and murdered him, in vengeance (for killing his brother in self-defense.) David declared: Before God, I and my Kingdom are forever innocent. Joab is responsible. May Joab’s family never be without suffering a discharge, or a leper, or of being unmanly, or of falling on the sword or of starving.

II Samuel 11:1 David sent out Joab and the army and they ravaged Ammon.

II Samuel 11 David told Joab to send Uriah in so Uriah can have sex with his wife, Bathsheba, and think the child to be his. Uriah won’t have sex with his wife while his troops suffer in battle. David sends Uriah back into battle with a letter telling Joab to put him in a killing zone so that he will die. Uriah does die.

Wasn’t Uriah Joab’s personal armor bearer?

II Samuel 18 The King commanded Joab and for all to know: Be gentle with young Absalom, my son, for my sake. Absalom’s mule passed under branches which his hair got caught in and he hung there (alive). Someone saw him there and reported it to Joab. Joab asked: Why didn’t you kill him? I would have given you 50 pieces of silver. The man replied to Joab: If I had 1,000 pieces of silver, I would not harm the King’s son as he told you to protect his son for his sake. Joab replied: I will not waste time with you and taking 3 darts in hand thrust for the heart of Absalom still hanging from the tree, alive. Next, 10 of Joab’s men killed Absalom with further blows.

II Samuel 19 David cried for Absalom. Joab said: You have put all your servants to shame today by loving those who hate you.

II Samuel 20:9-10 Joab asked Amasa: How are you my brother? With his right hand Joab held Amasa’s beard as if to kiss him and with his other hand stabbed him so that his guts burst out on the ground.

Isn’t Joab the absolute model for all your sons?

Solomon had Joab murdered. Can you define Judeo-Christian ethics? Which of God’s heroes abided by them?

II Kings 9:6-7 God said: I will appoint Jehu King of Israel. You shall destroy the house of Ahab, your master.

II Kings 9:16-24 Jehu drove his chariot to Jezreel where Joram lay ill. Joram sent 2 drivers to Jehu to ask if all is well. Then, he drove to Jehu, himself, and Jehu put an arrow through his heart.

II Kings 9:27 Jehu then chased King Ahaziah of Judah and murdered him too.

II Kings 9:30-37 Jehu ordered 3 eunuchs to throw Jezebel out of a window to the street below. Her blood spilled. Jehu drove over her body, stopped, ate, drank and ordered her buried as she was a King's daughter. They found only her skull, hands and feet as the dogs ate her in accordance to God's prophesy. The corps of Jezebel was said to be like dung in the field.

II Kings 10:6-17 Jehu slew Ahab’s descendants; 70 of them were Princes. He put their heads in baskets and piled them in two heaps at the entrance of the city. He then found 42 more relatives and murdered them all. He then slew all that remained of Ahab’s family.

II Kings 10:19-27 Jehu summoned all the Baal prophets, by lying. He proclaimed he would give a great sacrifice to Baal. Jehu also proclaimed that whoever was absent shall not live. They trusted Jehu and came, without exception, into the temple of Baal. Jehu stationed 80 men around the temple with orders: If any one of them gets away, you will pay for it with your life. After offering the sacrifice, Jehu said to the guards: Go in and slay them. They murdered them all, then smashed down the building of Baal into a latrine. Catholic

Jehu is a liar and a mass murderer for the Biblical God.

Jeremiah 27:6 God said: I now have given all these lands to Nebuchadnezzar, the King of Babylon, - My servant.

Pastor Arnold Murray summarized that: God is in control and used King Nebuchadnezzar, the King of Babylon, to slaughter and capture God's "chosen" Jews and Jerusalem - to teach them a lesson. This King was an enemy of the Jews yet King Nebuchadnezzar actually wrote a portion of the Bible.

Lewis Smedes: Commitment in theater is also true in preaching a sermon. On Friday night I wrestle with my doubts – is it really true? On Sunday morning I can preach on the same subject so committed undoubtedly. On Monday, I might be wrestling with doubts again.

Holman Bible Dictionary: Saul did NOT struggle to eliminate Baalism.

Saul named his son "Eshbaal" (man of Baal). I Chronicles 8:33.

Jonathan had a son, "Merib-baal" (I Chronicles 8:34).

David named a son "Beeliada" (Baal knows I Chronicles 14:7).

Here is certain evidence that "God’s chosen" always kept homage with the god, Baal.

Why do most believers respond adversely, frightfully and painfully to new Biblical C&V knowledge?