Things in the Bible not really in the Bible …and a few surprises

Oops of the Day

There are some people in the world who are so pure and good, they are sinless. Plus, of course, the prophets and apostles were sinless.

I Peter 2:22  –  Hebrews 4:15  –  II Corinthians 5:21 –  Romans 3:23 – Ecclesiastes 7:20  –  I John 1:8

Fact of the Day 

No!  Several Bible verses state Jesus was sinlessness  ~

• “He committed no sin, neither was deceit found in his mouth”
• “He wastempted in every point as we are, yet without sin”
• “He who knew no sin was made to be sin for us.” 

And the rest of the world?

• “All have sinned and fall short of the glory of God”
• “Surely there is not a righteous man on earth who does good and never sins”.  
• “If we claim to be without sin, we deceive ourselves and the truth is not in us”.  

Jesus was the only one who never sinned.  Never.

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Things in the Bible not really in the Bible …and a few surprises

Oops of the Day

It took just a minor miracle for the Israelites to cross the Jordan River and enter Canaan as conquerors compared with 40 years earlier when they had crossed the Red Sea to leave Egypt as slaves.  Further, it took more time and energy for the Israelites to cross the Red Sea while fleeing their slavery than it did when they finally crossed the Jordan River to enter their Promised Land.  

Exodus 14:21 and 24 and 27  –  Joshua 3:15

Fact of the Day 

No!  It took the two-to-three million Israelites just one night to cross the Red Sea.  That leaves people to believe they crossed at the narrowest point near today’s Suez Canal.  There, the Red Sea is approximately 9 miles across and 80 feet deep at the narrowest place and time of year.

Forty years later, they arrived at the Jordan River ready to conquer the Canaanites during flood stage.  At that time of year, the Jordan is some 2-3 miles across and nearly 100 feet deep.  A  much steeper incline from the shore on the east side and back up again at the shore on the west side would have been much more difficult to manage. But they all crossed in a day.

So strength and speed required of the people to cross the Red Sea and the Jordan River would have been similar.

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