@flyingspaghettiaudits: Why do Christians always resort to lying about their Bible? The Bible clearly condones lifelong chattel slavery in Leviticus 25:44-46 and elsewhere. Shout out to @LUDA for posting this clip of Pastor Joby Martin of Eleven22 in Jacksonville, Florida

Pulse NYC :

"Paul said..." - but Paul was not one of the 12, and he never met the living Jesus in person. ☝🏼⚠️

Dyex :

Bible is historical book and teachings evolve when time goes by. Jesus told us to love our fellow human as we love ourselves ✝️🙏

24 carrot :

soggy_paper_plate :

Something something out of context

🇮🇱Gain Eager🇮🇱 :

Free will, god works in mysterious ways, Lunch 12:45

jothamjotham🎾 :

bbbb but the context

Nemilis :

This was from the old testament and god was talking to the israelis

3coastofficial :

I will give everyone who likes this comment free lunch!

TheHandsomeDove :

Gods words and laws are eternal, period

Yuta :

Depend on what bible you read, bc in every country there are 1 or 2 bible different in text or meaning and there are the new e old one

🍄𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐢𝐮𝐬🌲 :

whats the verse

Amar Benatia :

Religion doesn't enslave people, people do

BORIS :

😳

Kat :

The bible never once condemned slavery or owning humans. But it had all the time of the world to condemn with death way more common practices of the time like homosexuality or polytheism 🫩

JayBoyJer :

At what point will all religions be declared a mental health issue? 🙄

Leon_9176 :

in the same passage of the Scripture, God prohibits Moses from enslaving people of Israel (the chosen people), as they are his brothers. Therefore, you can't enslave your brothers. Jesus later expanded the concept of "people of Israel" to the entire human race, effectively rendering slavery immoral for all people, against all people. This is a great example of God's will never changing through the Scripture, but him using different methods and different ways of communicating with us across the different time periods! ✝️❤️

Mark Warhill :

That is classic Levitical Judaism that became attached to Christianity because early scribes were assigned to make Jesus fulfill prophecies in the Hebrew Bible. This is why we have "The Lost Years of Jesus" the Hebrew Bible has no prophecies about a teenage boy or a man in his twenties. Without prophecies, there is no Jesus. Ultimately, the 18 "lost years of Jesus" is just lazy writing.