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Friday, June 27, 2008

Contemporary Reading for Sunday

Needing a little help with this one: reading through and editing it so it makes sense, and rewriting it if necessary. Happy for this to be a living work so please do add ideas, suggestions, thoughts etc.

And if you'd like to be part of reading it...

A: I believe…

B: I believe…

A: I believe in the unerring word of God

B: I believe in the living word of God

A: I believe it was written by the hand of God himself

B: I believe it was inspired by the community of faith

A: I believe God is good to all and God’s tender mercies are over all God’s works.  Psalm 145

B: I will dash them one against another, saith the LORD: I will not pity, nor spare, nor have mercy, but destroy them all. Jeremiah 13

A: I believe the animals went in two by two. Genesis 7

B: Clean or unclean? Take with you seven pairs of clean animals. Genesis 7 also.

A: I believe Mary rode to Bethlehem on a donkey. Matthew 1

B: It doesn’t mention a donkey… nor an innkeeper for that matter. Matthew 2 and Luke 2

A: I believe Jesus cleansed the temple straight after he rode into town on a donkey according to Matthew 21

B: He cleansed the temple right at the beginning of his ministry, according to John 2

A: I believe God created human beings on the 6th day after everything else, the pinnacle of all that was made and that was the end of creation. Genesis 1

B: God made MAN from dust and then made the rest of creation in an unsuccessful attempt to keep him happy. It didn’t work until God created WOMAN. And that was the end. Genesis 2

A: I believe you can’t trust everything you read

B: I believe you can’t trust those who write theology for their own means

A: I believe the Bible is full of contradictions

B: I believe the Bible proves the word became flesh, not print

A: I believe in the Bible is a conundrum

B: I believe the Bible is a relationship with a whole lot of imperfect people

A: I believe the Bible is not an end in itself

B: I believe the Bible is just the start

A: I believe

B: I believe

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