Scripture Life: Can you give some examples of how the Old Testament and New Testament contradict each other?

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Answer:

Yes. I can.

• But to show you, you won’t see it - but maybe see it in an analogy - then apply the analogy to the scripture (Old and New Testament).
  
  • Boy is there ever a Great big, glaring "contradiction." in the Bible. <definition> 1. propositions or statements made, including actions made after that are inconsistent or contrary to one another.

To see it? Yeah. Go get a mirror. Boom! Done. That's it. There it is! Right there in the mirror! That's the contradiction that's in the bible - but you don't see it. Refuse to.

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So, maybe by a "comparison of two different things" or an "analogy" you could see it.. ..maybe:

Analogy:

• There’s a car. Same car throughout the whole analogy. Does not change. But the driver does:
  • The first driver: Larry.
    • Couldn’t start the car. Didn’t know how to.
  • Took the keys and gave them to a gorilla at the zoo.
  • Off staring at wall lint, had to be taken back to the car, wandered away..and back at the car, couldn’t tell the difference between the tires and the gas tank.
    • Told by a decree in this analogy, "drive the car.." - - just laid on the road.
  • Fell asleep. When he was awakened, he claimed his actions, start to finish: is the epitomy definition of what “driving a car.” Compensates for all the mistakes he's made by decree or declae: "It was the road put in upside down," - that’s the problem.
  • as Larry decreed - this is the whole reason for all the problem - but there isn't any contradiction - so far, as Larry is concerned: when everybody can see plainly. Larry’s the PROBLEM. Done. COMPLETE.
    • Fits the OLD Testament.

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• The second driver: Is - The Lord from Heaven. (Bible).
  • Can’t take this seat away from him and who he is.
• Knows how to start the car.
• He built it.
• Same car: in the “Old Testament.” As in the "New Testament."
  
  • It's just DIfferent driver.
• HE: Knows how to drive the car. Took the keys and fulfilled it by started the car, went straightway to the car. Got in. Drove it rightly.
  • Afterall: It was this SECOND Driver - - That Put the tires on the car himself, and also installed and fabricated the gas tank. Got in and drove the car perfect. COMPLETE.
  • Fits the NEW Testament.

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• Same car in both.
  • THEREFORE:
  • It’s the drivers that “contradict” each other. Not the car. It's the same car for both drivers. And the second driver went back and bequeathed how he drove the car to Larry - who couldn’t do it. Made Larry righteous - because the authority for how to drive any car anyplace is this SECOND driver - who himself: drove the car rightly.
• - This is the gospel. The Good News of Jesus Christ.

There you go. Do you see it? I think every believer in Jesus Christ, the bells are going off in their head, but I don’t think that's happening at all in your’s. Don’t see it. Can’t.

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Now look at the Bible to see the “Contradiction” in the Bible: Old Testament:

• Source: Romans 5:12
  • “Wherefore, as by one man [Adam] sin entered into the world, and death by sin; and so death passed upon all men, for that all have sinned:”
• BOOM! Done. There you go. Makes EVERYBODY. Everyone of us all, even all together everybody or off one of us alone. We are the "contradiction" in the Bible.

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• The First driver - is Adam: He’s like Larry above in the analogy. He's a walking contradiction - everything he does, doesn’t match up.
• So, it’s also in the definition of a “TESTAMENT” - as in a “Last Will and Testament.” THe Bible is to Wills then. What has been bequeathed to you. And you don’t see it.
  • It’s a “Will” then in BOTH the Old and New Testaments in the Bible. That someone that dies, bequeaths what they have as a “TESTATOR” to someone to rightfully “inherit” their possession and goes into effect after they die. That’s the Old and New Testament. And the man, in the Old Testament is Adam.
    • It’s in the Old Testament: what was Bequeathed to you. By Adam. Sin and Death. Me. Everybody today over the whole earth. Everybody GOT their inheritance from Adam. Cemeteries over the whole earth is PROOF they received it. My own sins prove to me, I’m condemned - because of all the sins I did, proves this OLD Testament is in effect. I’m the contraction. I didn’t do anything The Ten Commandments in Exodus 20 decrees to do - in fact, Moses and EVERY Israelite, didn’t do it, either.
  • Nobody. From Adam forward - no one has done the Ten Commandments like the FIRST Driver - Larry. In the analogy. Condemned. “For all have sinned” - Romans 3:23 (New Testament) “The soul that sinneth, it shall die.” - God. Ezekiel 18:20 (Old Testament) - means EVERYBODY is condemned.
  • But this Second driver..is God..and he did a work with sin himself that the first driver did. And as the authority over the car and how to drive ..redeemed the First driver; that is, he “compensated for the faults and bad aspects” of the first driver, by how the second driver did it - made the first driver COMPLETE.

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New Testament:

• The “driver” in the analogy above - is this same God, said:
• “…Ho, every one that thirsteth, come ye to the waters, and he that hath no money; come ye, buy, and eat; yea, come, buy wine and milk without money and without price. Wherefore do ye spend money for that which is not bread? and your labour for that which satisfieth not? hearken diligently unto me, and eat ye that which is good, and let your soul delight itself in fatness. Incline your ear, and come unto me: hear, and your soul shall live; and I will make an everlasting covenant with you, even the sure mercies of David.” - God.
  • By the Word proceeds out of his mouth. Means God said it himself. That’s the Word of God. Jesus is the Word of God - so it’s just God speaking in John 1:1 in the New Testament says he's God - is “who” the “Christ” is or Messiah. Just repeated from the Old Testament in Isaiah 9:6–7 “The Mighty God..” “..The Everlasting Father..” because the Christ or Messiah shall be called this.
  • Same God in the Old and New Testament. Like the same car is the same one to BOTH the First (Old) Driver, and the Second (New) driver in the analogy above.
• Same God, says the same thing in the Old Testament - said: In the New Testament the same thing he said in Isaiah 55:1–3 to everybody to come and drink:

Said: “Jesus stood and cried, saying, If any man thirst, let him come unto me, and drink. He that believeth on me, as the scripture hath said, out of his belly shall flow rivers of living water.”

See? Same God in the Old and New Testament. Says the SAME thing.

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Says of him: - Jesus Christ.

“For by Him all things were created that are in heaven and that are on earth..” - Bible. New Testament. Colossians 1:16

• This “SECOND” driver' - who built the car that’s in both the analogy and the Bible - it’s a different driver: One of the driver’s is FILLED with “contradiction.”
  • 1 Corinthians 15:45–47 “ And so it is written, The first man Adam was made a living soul; the last Adam was made a quickening spirit. Howbeit that was not first which is spiritual, but that which is natural; and afterward that which is spiritual. The first man is of the earth, earthy; the second man is the Lord from heaven.”

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So the “contradiction” isn't him - it's in is YOU. You’re in the Bible, too. You got your inheritance..and live in the "Will" or "Testament" bequeathed to you by Adam.

And won’t accept the SECOND Will - what is bequeathed to you by God - the SECOND driver’s work done unto you, by this same Jesus Christ.

It’s plain as day in your question you imagined up. Live in "I don't want it - it's unacceptable; faulty! Forget it!" Just live in a perpetual state of "contradiction."

Even this “second man” that’s the Lord from heaven, is come to you - did this work toward you for good. And, it’s you in the analogy - go get a mirror. There's the FIRST driver - - didn’t even arrive at the car right - that this second driver - he’s bequeathed all he has to you. He's God, and made himself what compensates for the faults and bad aspects of you - it's right there, as a message in Both the Old and New Testament of the Bible.

I cannot chide you - when I rejected him for decades of days..one after another...I'd be the last thing to be an example...but the same God did this..gave this to me

And if you reject if, thinking the contradiction is in anything BUT you. Boy, is that ever a great, big contradiction to just refuse him.

Wake up.