What's your favourite book from the Bible and why?
What's your favourite book from the Bible and why?
Carter Brooks
Cameron Jenkins
>inb4 celibate pseuds
>fuck your god
>lmao weeeeedd dude
Sorry OP but they’re coming
Parker Robinson
John Mitchell
proverbs
Tyler Carter
Apocalypse
Chase Harris
Genesis, I fell in love from the beginning and I had probably gained the most new knowledge in regards to it when I read the differing commentaries denoms had on it.
Joseph Martin
psalms
Jonathan Gonzalez
when I read the Bible, I enjoyed Revelation the most, since it was finally over and I could go out back, burn it, and never touch another copy again
Brody Cruz
Easton Kelly
Jobs, Daniel and Proverbs are my top three.
Jaxson Wilson
This :)
Nathaniel Campbell
Old Testament = Ecclesiastes/Psalms (tie)
New Testament = John
Wyatt Scott
The gospel of John, because it identifies Jesus as the Word (Logos) and is thus the philosphically most interesting book of the bible
>In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.
Nathaniel Price
>There are more variations in new testament texts than there are words in the new testament.
stop pretending theres any value besides what the church says there is
Aiden Gray
either samuel or judges; both are raw as fuck, judges being moreso but samuel has the added charm of being incredibly inconsistent.
Owen Robinson
Matthew. All that begetting gives me a boner.
Andrew Diaz
Ecclesiastes
Beginning and end of Job. It's theorized that someone other than the original author wrote the middle section, which fucked the book all up.
New Testament is trash
Lincoln Long
reading through the old testament atm,
gread read, learning alot about the people of isreal.
Joshua and the bartle of jericho is an amazing story.
the book of ester also resonates.
Andrew Thompson
Samuel. It's an awesome romantic epic.
Mason Martin
Ecclesiastes, but also God's sarcastic response to Job in particular.
Sebastian Green
the book of steve
Chase Williams
Job
Imagine it as rap battle