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Can someone tell me a biblical story that is not complete nonsense?

I love the one with the boat and all the animals

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  • 1 decade ago
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    I got one.. It`s about this guy that traveled across the desert and the ocean opened for him -OH CRAP! THIS ONE IS NONSENSE TOO!!!-

    Well what about the one in which water turned to wine was that Merlin?

    Sorry, can't think of any :(

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    OK.

    Well, there's the one near the beginning about the guy made from dirt, then god puts him to sleep, then takes one of his ribs...oh, wait, you said *not* complete nonsense. Forget that one.

    Let's see, there's the one about how all the people of the world spoke the same language and were building a tower that could reach to heaven out of mud bricks...nope, never mind, scratch that one.

    Oh, I know, how about the one about the jesus-god guy who wants a fig, comes across a tree that, despite it not being fig-bearing season, has no figs and so curses it and kills it...oh, shoot, that one doesn't work either.

    Ah, well..no, I guess I can't. Sorry.

    They are somewhat entertaining, though.

    Peace.

  • ?
    Lv 7
    1 decade ago

    New Testament Gospels and the parables taught by Jesus.

    "love one another as I have loved you" - that is not nonsense.

    The Old Testament is not all "nonsense" it's just that not all parts are meant to be taken literally (like Noah).

    The book of Ruth was pretty cool, as were the stories of Judith and Esther. These were mostly historical events.

  • 1 decade ago

    Four Boys in Babylon

    KING Neb·u·chad·nez′zar takes all the best educated Israelites away to Babylon. Afterward the king chooses from among them the most handsome and smartest young men. Four of these are the boys you see here. One is Daniel, and the other three the Babylonians call Sha′drach, Me′shach and A·bed′ne·go.

    Neb·u·chad·nez′zar plans to train the young men to serve in his palace. After three years of training he will choose only the smartest ones to help him to solve problems. The king wants the boys to be strong and healthy while they are being trained. So he gives orders that his servants should give all of them the same rich food and wine that he and his family receive.

    Young Daniel says to Neb·u·chad·nez′zar’s chief servant Ash′pe·naz.. Daniel is telling him that he does not want to eat the rich things from the king’s table. But Ash′pe·naz is worried. ‘The king has decided what you are to eat and drink,’ he says. ‘And if you don’t look as healthy as the other young men, he may kill me.’

    So Daniel goes to the guardian that Ash′pe·naz has put in charge of him and his three friends. ‘Please put us to the test for 10 days,’ he says. ‘Give us some vegetables to eat and water to drink. Then compare us with the other young men who are eating the king’s food, and see who looks better.’

    The guardian agrees to do this. And when the 10 days are up, Daniel and his three friends look healthier than all the other young men. So the guardian lets them continue to eat vegetables instead of what the king provides.

    At the end of three years all the young men are taken to Neb·u·chad·nez′zar. After talking to them all, the king finds Daniel and his three friends to be the smartest ones. So he keeps them to help him in the palace. And whenever the king asks Daniel, Sha′drach, Me′shach and A·bed′ne·go questions or gives them hard problems, they know 10 times as much as any of his priests or wise men.

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  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    The End. And I mean the back of the book, not Revelation.

    Boat and animals? Hhm! Where have I read an older story than Noah, perhaps it was the Epic of Gilgamesh.

    Source(s): American Deist/Pantheist
  • 1 decade ago

    I don't think the bibles stories are based off of facts I think they are stories told to teach lessons... and that whole believe or burn thing came from a hypocrite... you can't say that and consider yourself a loving christian... love your god, your self, and your NEIGHBOR with your whole heart, mind, and soul... Ignorant fool... Believe it or not its just a book.

  • jen
    Lv 6
    1 decade ago

    GENEALOGY OF THE LORD AND SAVIOR [ Christ Jesus ]:

    Adam son #1, Noah son #10, Abraham son #20, Isaac #21,

    Jacob #23, Judah #24, Pharez #25, Hezron #26, Ram 27,

    Amminadab #28, Nashon #29, Salmon #30, Boaz #31, Obed

    # 32, Jesse #33, king David #34, Ruth 4:18-22; 1Chr.3:

    4,9-17; Rev.22:16;

    Yr/Sons-ages-life-kings term--BCE Kings Name, Scriptures.

    Yr/2989,K.00-d.00-40-1117-1077-BCE Saul Acts 13: 20,21;

    Yr/3029,K.30-d.70-40-1077-1037-BCE David 2 Sam.5:4,5;

    Yr/3069,K.29-d.69-40-1037-0997-BCE Solomon 1Ki.6:1; 11:42;

    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~NEXT 391 YEARS TO BABYLON:

    Yr/3086,K.41-d.58-17-0998-0980-BCE Rehoboam 1Ki.14:21;

    Yr/3089,K.40-d.43-03-0980-0977-BCE Abijam 1Ki.15:2;

    Yr/3130,K.19-d.60-41-0977-0936-BCE Asa 1Ki.15:10;

    Yr/3153,K.35-d.38-23-0936-0913-BCE Jehosaphat 1Ki.22:42;

    Yr/3161,K.32-d.40-08-0913-0905-BCE Jehoram 2Ki.8:17;

    Yr/3162,K.22-d.23-01-0905-0904-BCE *Ahaziah 2Ki.8:26;

    Yr/3168,Q.00-d.00-06-0904-0898-BCE *Athalia [ his mom],2Ki.11:3;

    Yr/3208,K.07-d.47-40-0898-0858-BCE Jehoash 2Ki.12:1;

    Yr/3237,K.25-d.54-29-0858-0829-BCE Amaziah 2Ki.14:2;

    Yr/3289,K.16-d.68-52-0829-0777-BCE uzziah 2Ki.15:2;

    Yr/3305,K.25-d.41-16-0777-0761-BCE Jotham 2Ki.15:33;

    Yr/3321,K.20-d.36-16-0761-0745-BCE Ahaz 2Ki.16:2;

    Yr/3350,K.25-d.54-29-0745-0716-BCE Hezekiah. 2Ki. 18:2;

    Yr/3405,K.12-d.67-55-0716-0661-BCE Manasseh. 2Ki. 21:1;

    Yr/3407,K.22-d.39-02-0661-0659-BCE Amon 2Ki.21:19;

    Yr/3438,K.08-d.39-31-0659-0628-BCE Josiah Son #48, 2Ki. 22:1;

    Yr/3449,K.25-d.36-11-0628-0617-BCE *Jehoiakim 2Ki.23:36;

    Yr/3449,K.00---18-00-0617-0617-BCE Jehoiachin Eze.1:2;

    Yr/3460,K.21-d.32-11-0617-0606-BCE *Zedekiah 2Ki.24:18;

    Judah kings end, year 3460, 2614 years ago, at 2009 CE. Chr.36.20-23;

    Jehoiachin Eze.1:2, 2Ki.25:27-39, Jer.52:31-34, 14 generations to

    Christ Jesus.

    Jehoiachin son #49, lineage of Joseph, husband of Mary, the lineage

    David's son Nathan. Matt.1:1-17; N. T. goes back to Genesis and above.

    There will be no king until king Jesus at his 2nd coming [ 606 BCE,

    John 3:13-16; now at 2009 CE ], that was 2615 years ago [ of the 2670

    years given by Daniel, Matt.24:3,7,14,15,21-24,34,36 [ God alone knows

    day and hour ], all other time is given to Rev.20:1-6,7-10,12,13; no

    Satan 1000 years. Rev.21:1-5. All are alive, 1Cor.15:22-28, all made new.

    01. Adam son #1.

    02. Seth

    03. Enos

    04. Cainan

    05. Mahalaleel

    06. Jared

    07. Enoch son #10.

    08. Methusaleh

    09. Lamech

    10. Noah

    11. Shem

    12. Arphaxad

    13. Salah

    14. Eber

    15. Peleg

    16. Rue

    17. Serug

    18. Nahor

    19. Terah

    01. Abraham son #20.

    02. Isaac

    03. Jacob

    04. Judah

    05. Pharez

    06. Hezron

    07. Ram

    o8. Amminadab

    09. Nashon

    10. Salmon, Daughter, Naomi and Ruth

    11. Boaz

    12. Obed

    13. Jesse

    14. David son #34.

    01. Solomon 997 BCE

    02. Rehoboam

    03. Abijam

    04. Asa

    05. Jehosaphat

    06. Jehoram, Ahaziah, Athaliah and Jehoash

    07. Amaziah

    08. Uzziah

    09. Jotham

    10. Ahaz

    11. hezekiah

    12. Manasseh

    13. Amon

    14. Josiah, Jehoiakim and Zedekiah 606 BCE

    01. Jehoiachin, 14 generations before Christ.

    02. Salathiel

    03. Zurubabel

    04. Abiud

    05. Eliakim

    06. Azor

    o7. Sadoc

    08. Achim

    09. Eliud

    10. Eleazor

    11. Matthan

    12. Jacob

    13. Joseph

    14. Jesus, son #62.

    Source(s): Bible.
  • 1 decade ago

    If you had read the bible and cross referenced with history, science, archeology and so on you would have found more then you are prepared to dell with....But please don't take my word for it..spend the time researching...it will make many of your questions mute.

  • Teal
    Lv 7
    1 decade ago

    the 10 commandments

    it did even turn into a movie

  • ?
    Lv 6
    1 decade ago

    When Harry Potter killed the Dark Lord.

    Oops...wrong, storybook

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