My understanding of the bible has changed and continues to do so with each passing day. Instituted into me at an early age, the bibles scriptures and lessons were truly god's spoken word. Growing older Iam beginning to realize certain discrepancies that has altered my view on the bible. Small in ways but yet enough to question my whole upbringing. After now learning of how the bible was original written compared to its current use leaves more doubt to my understanding of the bible.
Never question the scriptures or doubt the everlasting truth that the bible contains.
Once crossing those lines you're slowly but surely heading on straight to hell. Those two themes struck a nerve with me and kept my view to just avoid going to hell. Not yet knowingly for example the Ten Commandments in itself are loosely the same ethics as citizens who are secular abide by. Entering adulthood and now noticing the similarities between the two citizens but for me it starts on how the bible was originally
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Steven DiMattei) there are actually two different accounts of the commandments. The Ten Commandments that we have known and another set of commandments which are called Yahweh's Ten Commandments which have seems to have gone unnoticed. Apparently the second version is and revised edition after breaking of the first covenant after Yahweh's people had made and god like image clearly violating the first commandment "no other gods before me". These two versions the seem to be very silamar but with original and its commandments are more ethical versus Yahweh's version with an more ritualistic approach. Why not have the 20 commandments or an collection of both that suited both sides the ethical and ritualistic, instead of mix messages that has been blended together. With the bible being translation over centuries ago couldn't these two version more in tune with the King James Version where the act of re-giving is just as miserable as other stories in the Old