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 💥 DOUBLE STANDARD EXPOSED — WHO’S REALLY FOLLOWING SCRIPTURE? They say: "Jesus fulfilled the law!" So I ask: Then why do you still carry the Old Testament in your Bible? You quote prophecies from Isaiah to prove Jesus. You preach from Psalms during sermons. You teach Genesis to your children. You call it "Holy Scripture"… But when asked to follow the Law, suddenly: ❌ “That’s old!” ❌ “We’re not under the law anymore!” ❌ “Paul said we’re saved by grace!” So let me get this straight… You accept the Old Testament when it helps your theology, but reject it when it exposes your contradictions? Jesus obeyed the Law. He was circumcised. He observed the Sabbath. He ate kosher. He never said eat pork. He said: 👉 “Do NOT think I came to abolish the Law... but to FULFILL it.” — Matthew 5:17 Nowhere did He say: “Cancel the Law and make Paul your new prophet.” Yet modern Christianity is built more on Paul than Jesus. If the Old Testament is obsolete, why do you still preach fr...

 Christians typically offer several explanations to try to reconcile the contradiction about whether God can be seen. Here are the most common ones — and the flaws in each:  1. “They didn’t actually see God — only a vision or a part of Him.” 🟢 Claim: The people saw a theophany (a visible manifestation of God), not His full essence. God showed a form they could handle without dying. 🔴 Problem: The verses literally say they saw God — face to face (Genesis 32:30), and that they saw the God of Israel and ate and drank in His presence (Exodus 24:11). If it's not really God, then the Bible should say “a vision”, not “God.”  2. “They saw Jesus, not God the Father.” 🟢 Claim: Those who saw “God” were actually seeing Jesus before His incarnation (the “pre-incarnate Christ”), not God the Father, who remains unseen. 🔴 Problem: This idea is not stated in the verses — it's retrospective theology invented centuries later. It contradicts John 1:18, which says “No one has seen God at ...

 Some will say: “Jesus is both God and man.” “He was just playing the role of a servant.” “He called God ‘my God’ only in his human nature.” But think deeper: 📌 Acts 2:22 calls Jesus a man — not God-in-the-flesh. 📌 John 20:17, Jesus says “my God and your God” — not once does he say “I am God.” 📌 1 Cor 8:6 clearly separates God (the Father) and Jesus (the Lord) — not merging them as one being. If Jesus really was God, why not say it plainly? Why act like someone under God? 💡 Don’t explain away the verses. Just read them honestly. Let the Bible speak — and see what jumps out.

 🚨 PAUL vs JESUS – CONTRADICTIONS IN THE BIBLE 🚨 ✋ Don’t just follow blindly. Compare what Jesus taught vs what Paul introduced. They are not the same. Let's break it down verse by verse: 🔴 1. Salvation: Faith vs Works 📜 Jesus:  “If you want to enter life, keep the commandments.” Matthew 19:17 📜 Paul: “A person is justified by faith apart from the works of the law.”  Romans 3:28 🚫 Contradiction: Jesus says salvation = obedience to God's law. Paul cancels it and says faith alone is enough. 🔴 2. The Law: Keep it or Cancel it? 📜 Jesus: “Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law… I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them. Until heaven and earth disappear, not the smallest letter… will by any means disappear from the Law.”  Matthew 5:17-18 📜 Paul: “But if you are led by the Spirit, you are not under the law.” Galatians 5:18 🚫 Contradiction: Jesus upheld the Law till the end of time. Paul says you're free from it. 🔴 3. Who is your God? 📜 Jesus:...