Dr. Bart Ehrman's Top 3 Favorite New Testament Contradictions

Dr. Bart D. Ehrman's Top 3 New Testament Contradictions

Cashapp: 👉 $rewiredaddiction
Venmo: 👉 @Derek-Lambert-9
Twitter: 👉 @DerekPodcast
Instagram: 👉 @dereklambert_7

#Contradictions #BartEhrman #MythVision

[ScottyMcYachty]

Thank you, Bart, for sharing your vast knowledge with us. I own much of what you've written, and I've learned SO MUCH from you.

And thank you, Derek, for your boundless energy and commitment to this channel.

[oakriver]

If the Bible is the perfect word of God, with no contradictions or apparent contradictions, we wouldn’t need apologetics 😏

[tookie]

1:50 1. Mark Chapter 2 Sabbath. Who was the high priest ?
4:05 2. Mark Chapter 5 Jesus raises girl from the dead. In mark the girl wasn’t dead. In Mathew the girl was already dead
8:35 3. Mark- Jesus sends the disciples out with no staff Mathew- Jesus says to take a staff

[exaucemayunga]

My favorite one is all the 4 accounts of Jesus's resurrection. They contradict each other in almost every detail.

[notyourbusiness]

1:52- abiathar or abimelech?
4:07- jairus daughter
6:16
8:39- take staff or don't take staff?

[sergedragutin]

Thank you Dr .Bart Ehrman's for bringing the truth to the publics attention. You are Honorable.

[spaceisalie]

derek, you ought to be proud of yourself bro, your entire story is incredible by itself, but the fact that you took what you enjoyed and got to the point of communication and coordination with scholarly greats like Dr. Price, Dr. Ehrman, Dr. Carrier, is incredible. Theres a lot to say about you, and it's impressive.

[lauterunvollkommenheit]

"It happened twice" - the apologist who said that is a genius! God created the world twice, he sent the flood twice, Jesus was born twice, he died four times on the cross, etc. This is not just an unbeatable argument, it also helps understand why there are two gods and two Jesuses in the Bible. Brilliant!

[davidgould]

0:25 "The myth--the legend himself--is joining us today". I see what you did there. Great video, by the way! Dr Ehrman is always informative and entertaining. Great energy and huge intellect. We are lucky to have him.

[GabrielEddy]

1. Why did the women go to the tomb?
2. Who/what did they encounter there?
3. How did the tomb become opened?
4. What did the women see in the tomb?
5. What were the women instructed to do?
6. What did they do upon leaving there?
7. Did Jesus appear to these same women?
8. Did Jesus meet the disciples in Galilee?
9. Did Jesus ascend bodily into Heaven?
10. What were Jesus’ last words on Earth?

[aws]

Not only Gospel Mark contradicts with Old testament on the high priest. But OT contradicts itself on the same high priest.

Ahimelech was described as the son of Ahitub and father of Abiathar in 1 Samuel 22:20–23, but described as the son of Abiathar in 2 Samuel 8:17

There are tons of such contradictions in the bible. Yet the Christians believe that the bible is the words of God.

Amazing belief!

[josephw.]

My own favorite NT contradiction:

Romans 9:18 says, God has mercy on those on whom he wants to have mercy, and “hardens” those he wants to harden. 1 Timothy 2:4 says he wants all men to be saved and come to knowledge of the truth, i.e., he doesn’t want to “harden” anybody…

Yeah, that’s the kind of “big” contradiction that, as Dr Ehrman says, believers have an easy time satisfying themselves about.

[MatthewCaunsfield]

"It happened twice!" technically works but it's so beautifully absurd.
It could also be used to explain away many other contradictions...maybe the resurrection happened 4 times too? 😉

[dorian]

Thanks for all your work Derek, these interviews are always fascinating and helpful!

[danscalone]

I have a Great Respect for Bart. I discovered him about 3 years ago.
He confirmed EVERYTHING I was thinking about the Bible, etc..
Former Catholic.

[adamnascent]

"When someone's a fundamentalist the big ones don't bother you, it's the little ones" -- so true. When I was a rigid fundamentalist it was the numerical contradictions that really ate away at me, or the different robe color at the crucifixion. These are theologically inert contradictions, but eventually broke open the dam and plunged into me mythicism for a little while. It's practically a shorter list of things that are consistent in the NT than not.

[jenna]

My personal favorite for the holidays is how did John the Baptist survive Herod's ordering the murders of all the tiny kids. He's only 6 months older, but they didn't flee the carnage.

[jessiesineath]

the funny thing about santa clause, being that he arose from the story of St. Nicholas I dont think Santa would even be a concept if it were not for Christ.

[lh]

I was in a cult for years and had my Bible beside me all the time, I also believed that this book has no mistakes but after watching one of our cult leader telling to the public we may not be the only spokesman of this book, my view changed completely about this book! My research started and your videos are so helpful to let me realize the real truth about this book. Thanks for this interview which gave me another super knowledge of the contradictions that I didn’t even noticed.

[JerryPenna]

Derek’s like the Led Zeppelin of religious mythology, delivering hit after hit.