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OT and NT Christanon 08/13/18 (Mon) 05:53:50 91d28d No.687311

1. Why did Canaan get cursed for seeing Noah naked?

2. Why did Peter and Paul dispute the gentiles ? Shouldn't Peter have known right and wrong via his time with Christ?

3. Why does the OT have so much trivial info, side quests and fillers and so little clear exposition of the messiahs criteria, trinity, second coming, salvation criteria, nature of freewill, etc.

4. Why no warnings against giant religions like Islam? Not just general warnings against false prophets, but imagine a warning that described Muhammad and his teachings accurately, preemptively….it could well debunk his entire project.

Christanon 08/13/18 (Mon) 06:12:47 b179b1 No.687315

>>687311

The warning of the Bible is pretty explicit against the way Muhammad recieved his revelation and new gospel(koran):

But though we, or an angel from heaven, preach a gospel to you besides that which we have preached to you, let him be anathema. (Galatians 1:8)

Christanon 08/13/18 (Mon) 06:17:30 22bcd3 No.687319

1. Dishonored his father.

2. ??? Be more specific. St. Paul was lecturing the Greeks. I've heard a theory that John's Gospel specifically stated Christ is Logos because St. John realized they needed a way for the Greeks to understand whom Christ claims to be.

3. It's justifying its claims to the Jews, who relied on blood ties at the time to establish authenticity within the Old Covenant.

4. see >>687315

Christanon 08/13/18 (Mon) 10:03:31 4274a1 No.687360

>get drunk

>fall asleep naked

>person who sees you gets cursed

What? Lmao

Christanon 08/13/18 (Mon) 10:08:16 3cc935 No.687362

>>687360

It has more to do with the dact the he didn't cover his father up to preserve his dignity. Attempt to be less dense please.

Christanon 08/13/18 (Mon) 10:27:16 b6678d No.687368

>>687360

>>687362

Why not curse both?

Christanon 08/14/18 (Tue) 00:14:31 fc3ca6 No.687574

>>687360

Couple things here. First of all, looking upon their nakedness is a shorthand used in the Bible for acts the same as "to know them" such as when Adam knew his wife and she conceived. It's pretty clear what that means. Well "uncovering nakedness" is a similar thing. See for instance Leviticus 20:11, etc. Also Habakkuk 2:15.

Christanon 08/14/18 (Tue) 00:19:16 ad283f No.687575

>>687574

That’s right. Canaan was a homosexual. I learned this from the book The Curse of Canaan.

Christanon 08/14/18 (Tue) 01:05:42 c2376d No.687583

>>687574

>>687575

This is actually how traditional Jewish commentators interpret it. They say Canaan did some weird sexual stuff either with his father or his father's wife ("his nakedness" possibly referring to his wife) while they were passed out drunk.

Christanon 08/14/18 (Tue) 01:08:26 fc3ca6 No.687585

>>687583

Maybe, I'm just getting it from Leviticus and Habakkuk mainly.

Christanon 08/14/18 (Tue) 01:31:47 9a15b7 No.687597

>>687583

Even a broken clock

Christanon 08/14/18 (Tue) 03:24:22 d469b1 No.687640

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>>687583

>This is actually how traditional Jewish commentators interpret it

Dropped like a hot potato.

Christanon 08/14/18 (Tue) 03:58:44 f50404 No.687643

>>687640

>>687597

Paul cites oral Rabbinic traditions (midrashim), e.g. the rock that followed the children of Israel in the desert. Most of these traditions are older than Pharisaism. I'm not talking about their legal hoop jumping, just traditional stories about the prophets and patriarchs.