This page is not meant to upset you by proving that the gospels are NOT infallible, but rather they have many errors, untruths, and lore, versus facts. Also, Matthew, Mark, and Luke paint Jesus as a partial sinful messiah, and not as a flawless prophet, which the messiah was and is. Therefore, I will now give a list of a few things that are easily pointed out, and if you see commentary next to it, please read what I have. As for the rest, I will soon have some comments about them. Please e-mail me with questions and comments, thank you kindly and shalom.
Many of the errors that are found in the gospels are found in the so-called "Gospel of Matthew." If you read my online article called, "Was the Last Supper Jesus had with his disciples the Passover or Not?" you will see that Matthew was not even written by a Jew, let alone Matthew. In fact, it was the pagan Catholic Church that gave the name to the book we now know as Matthew. This is because they thought "it sounded like Matthew," even though they did not know the man.
1. In the Gospel of Matthew, you have the false story of the Magi coming to Bethlehem because of some grand
phenomenon in which a star led them, and it supposedly hanged in the sky where the messiah was; yet, no
one else noticed this new star. Also, they supposedly met Herod, visited Jesus, and went back by a different
route. You also have Herod murdering the children of Bethlehem because of the birth of a rival KING. Yet, not
even Josephus wrote about this "infamous" murderous story.
2. In the "Gospel of Matthew," Joseph, Mary, and Jesus went down and lived in Egypt after the Magi came, and an
angel warned Joseph in a dream that Herod was coming to murder the boy. Thus, making Jesus and his
earthly parents sinners, since it was commanded in the Torah that the Israelites shall not go down into Egypt
again. Click here to see the torah commandment.
3. In the Gospel of Matthew, the genealogies are in error, because he is lacking 2 folks in his list. Since we are
talking about this, the "Gospel of Luke" is way off as well when it comes to the genealogy of Yehoshua (he has
so many people in the list that are virtually nonexistent people.) He does not even have Solomon listed as
David's son, but some person named Nathan. If you know the prophecies, the messiah comes through
Solomon and the other kings of Judah. Look [here] to see the three lists of genealogies. On a footnote: the
messiah was NOT even born from a virgin girl, but by a couple that had sexual relations. This "virgin"
legend all started from the Septuagint translation of Isaiah 7, which has nothing to do with Jesus, but
a child that was born during the days of Ahaz, king of Judah, as a sign for King Ahaz. The Septuagint
accidently has "virgin" (betulat in Hebrew) scribed there instead of "young maiden" or "young lady/girl."
In Hebrew, the word in Isaiah 7:14 is not "betulat [beh-tu-lot]," which means virgin, but rather "almah,"
which means "young lady/girl." Moreover, Isaiah uses "betulat" 5 times in his book. Not even Jesus' brother,
James, mentions such things, only Matthew and Luke do based on the Septuagint and pure folklore that was
built up around the man named Jesus. In truth, however, according to the prophecy he has to be the literal son
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of David, by his actual seed, by sexual relations, else, he cannot be his son and offspring. Furthermore, the
people from Jesus' home town say, "Is not this Jesus, the son of Joseph, whose father and mother we know?"
in John 6:42. No one talks about, nor knows about such a birth, except for Luke and Matthew. This is by no
means the only error in their gospels. We see that they are flawed because in their writings they portray Jesus
eating leavened bread during the feast of unleavened bread. If this were the case, this would disqualify him as
4. In the "Gospel of Matthew," when Jesus was transfigured on the Mount, "Matthew" writes that Moses was
there. Yet, this flies in the face of the doctrine of death, or the facts regarding death. Which is, when a man
dies, the man is dead, as well as his spirit, not nonexistent, but just asleep. Then, when the resurrection
takes place, both will come alive; unless one is righteous, and is beheaded. For a man's judgment does not
take place at death, but rather on the day of Judgment, click here to see. "Matthew" puts Moses at the Mt.of
Transfiguration when he is dead, and his spirit sleeps. Furthermore, it was the Lord himself that ended
Moses' life, and he also buried him. This also means that the account that 'Jude' gives is also false, (in
regards to Michael and Satan fighting over Moses' body), because the Lord is the one that buried him.
Furthermore, the actual eyewitness to the whole story, Peter, never mentions this in his letter when he does
5. The "Gospel of Matthew" proclaims that Joseph, the step-parent of Jesus, was a righteous man. This was
because he wanted to put Mary away secretly, versus putting her to death, after he found out that she was
with child by someone other than himself. This is regardless of them actually being married or not, because
Joseph had already betrothed her. For if a man defiles a betrothed lady, it carries the same penalty as the
lady that is married; ie, adultery. Read the Torah here to see. Her being pregnant was the apparent 'proof,' of
her adultery, regardless if there were any witnesses who "caught her in any act." For this is the same outcome
of Judah's daughter-in-law when she was found to be with child by someone other than her dead husband's
brother; as the law requires, and so this is how Judah judged her. Thus, if Joseph was a righteous man, he
would have done things in the same manner as Judah did. Though, we know the accusations were different.
Tamar was accused of being pregnant by harlotry, whereas, Mary would or should have been accused of
adultery. Both crimes result in death, even though how they are put to death is different. Tamar was supposed
to be burned alive, whereas, Mary would have just been stoned. I am just pointing out the discrepancy of "if
Joseph were righteous," not anything else with this #5 in this list.
6. In the "Gospel of John," Jesus tells someone to pick up a cot/mat on the Sabbath. This seems to be the
only flaw in the Gospel of John. It also seems you can write off this error as a mere mistake,
not because of his insertion of this situation, but because he apparently was not an eyewitness to this event,
but rather he was told of it. Click here to read the story.
7. Jesus tells a false parable of the poor man Lazareth and a rich man dying. Click here to see why Jesus never
said this parable.
8. In the book of Matthew after Jesus died on the cross, the tombs were opened by an earthquake
and the dead walked among the town. Something so great and miraculous as this is recorded in no other
gospel, and Flavius Josephus makes no mention of so great a miracle in any of his writings of those days.
9. According to Matthew, Mark and Luke only, Jesus' last supper was the Passover meal, thus
making him out to be a sinner when he tells his disciples to buy a sword since that night is a
special Sabbath; that is the first day of the Feast of Unleavened Bread. Also, the priests were not allowed to put him to death on a Sabbath.
10. They have Jesus asking the Father to take the cup away while praying in the garden, so that he
does not have to go through with his death on the cross. This contradicts his own statements of why he
came.
11. Did you know that according to the gospel of Matthew 27:5, Judas hanged himself after he betrayed Jesus?
Yet, in Acts 1, Peter gives an entirely different account of how Judas died. Peter says that he took the money
that he received in his betrayal of Jesus and went and bought a field with it. Yet, while he was walking in his
own field his stomach burst open out of the blue and his guts spilled out; and thus, he died as a result.
12. The whole story of the "virgin" birth, or the only two stories in the gospels surrounding the "virgin" birth are
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false. READ # 3. After Jesus rose from the dead and went back to heaven from where he came, the people
of that day combed through the Tanach to see what things fit or what sounded spectacular. When they came
across the Isaiah 7 verse, in the Septuagint, not the actual Hebrew scrolls, they judged it to be talking about
Jesus because the name "Emanuel / Immanuel" means "El is with us." This "El is with us" was in the
mentality as in the days of the Judges when Yehowah would raise a judge among the people and would free
the people from their enemies or whatever the case was. Therefore, considering what Yehoshua taught and did,
they thought this was referring to Yehoshua, and thus; thought he was born of a virgin girl. They therefore,
made all of these legends and myths surrounding the man named Yehoshua. The fact of the matter is that he
was born like everyone else is born, after his married parents had intercourse, he was conceived. Yehoshua
was the firstborn son of Joseph and Mary. Normally, at the point of conception the spirit of the person is
made/created, but in the case with Yehoshua, he being a spirit (as angels are spirits) and the second in
command in all of existence already, was disranked and inserted into the newly conceived baby's body during
this conception process.
This virgin birth non-sense doctrine has been around for an awfully long time, and it is one of the main doctrines
in the traditional pagan churches. They are very misled though, because they fail to read and do not have a
background of Judaism to discern truth from.
Thus folks - stop believing that the NT is inerrant. Remember, it is not what is written about Jesus that is
inerrant, it is the man himself, okay!!!
Again, Jesus is not God in the flesh, this is a deliberate ill and vile-translation by those that believe the
falsehoods of the pagan Catholic church from the Nicene council of 325 CE. Judaism NEVER claimed that
the promised moshiach is 'GOD,' this is why most Jews do not accept Yehoshua as their moshiach, because
of the absolute ignorant people that think they are "witnessing" for HaShem, WRONG!!!!
13. According to Exodus 6 where it says, "And Elohim spake unto Moses, and said unto him, I [am] Yehowah:
And I appeared unto Abraham, unto Isaac, and unto Jacob, as God Almighty, but by my name, Yehowah, was
I not known to them," the narrator got this wrong. I say this because in Genesis 14 we see Yehowah himself,
telling his name to Abram. This is what it says in Genesis 14, "And Abram said to the king of Sodom, I have lift
up mine hand unto Yehowah, the most high God, the possessor of heaven and earth, That I will not [take] from
a thread even to a shoelatchet, and that I will not take any thing that [is] thine, lest thou shouldest say, I have
made Abram rich: Save only that which the young men have eaten, and the portion of the men which went with
me, Aner, Eshcol, and Mamre; let them take their portion."
Here are other places where the holy name of Yehowah is mentioned before the time Moses came to
Mount Sinai, in regards to the people of the past actually saying His name in a quote versus the narrator of
Genesis placing His name in the narrative:
In Genesis 1 through Exodus 3:15 the holy and beautiful name of Yehowah is listed 145 times; out of those
145 occasions we see that this holy name is quoted 51 times before and counting Exodus 3:15.
Here is a short list of the people that say this holy NAME directly:
1. Yehowah himself (4) Gen 15:7, 18:14, 28:13, Ex 3:15
2. Eve (1) Gen 4:1
3. Lamech (1) Gen 5:29
4. Noah (1) Gen 9:26
5. Abraham (8) Gen 12:8, 13:4, 13:18, 14:22, (Two times in 22:14, 1 normally, another time in
the name = Jehovah-Jirah), 24:3, 24:7
6. Sarah (2) Gen 16:2, Gen 16:5
7. Angel of YHWH (2) Gen 16:11, 19:13
8. Lot (1) Gen 19:14
9. Abraham's servant (10) Gen 24:12, 24:27 (2), 24:35, 24:40, 24:42, 24:44, 24:48 (2), 24:36
10. Laban (5) 24:31, 24:50, 24:51, 30:27, 31:49
11. Isaac (3) 26:22, 27:7, 27:27
12. Abimelech (2) Gen 26;28, 26:29
13. Jacob (6) Gen 27:20, 28:16, 28:16, 30:30, 32:9, 49:18
14. Leah (3) Gen 29:32, 29:33, 29:35
15. Rachel (1) 30:24
16. About Nimrod (1) Gen 10:9
Even if one wants to debate these things as inserts on the part of the narrator by means of being excited, or
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being on the other side of the Sinai story and thus knowing the name of the Holy One, we can still prove the
Exodus 3:15 statement to be false, by the mere names of our ancestors. Remember that the surrounding
cultures inserted the names of their gods within the names of their children as we can see with Nebo in the
case of Nebuchadnezzar, or Bel in the case with Belshazzar, or Baal in the case with Jezebel (Jeze-baal), or
Asherah as in the case with Tiglathpileser (Tig-lath--pil-eser). The few people that only believed in monotheism,
that being Abraham, Isaac and Jacob and their wives (except for Rachel for awhile) - starting with Jacob - did
the same thing as the cultures around them. Thus we have:Yeho-dah or Yehu-dah = Judah; and Yeho-seph
(Ps 81:5) or Yo-sef = Joseph. As time went on and the children of Jacob increased in number you can also see
the increase of the names of the children of Israel having the name of Yehowah within their personal names.
Here are a few:
Eli-Yahu = Elijah
Yeho-shaphat = Jehoshaphat
Yeho-shua = Joshua / Jesus
Yeho-ram = Joram or Jehoram
Avi-Yahu = Abijah
Yeho-addan = Jehoaddan
Yirme-Yahu = Jeremiah
Yesha-Yahu = Isaiah
Yechiz-ki-Yahu = Uzziah
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QUICK NOTES BEFORE I FORGET:
1. Ezra 6:14 says that Zechariah is the son of Iddo, but Zechariah himself says that he is the son of Berechiah,
the grandson of Iddo the Prophet in Zech 1:1.
2. Stephen, before he was stoned mentioned that 75 souls entered into Egypt with Jacob, Acts 7:14. Yet,
Genesis 46:27 says that 70 people, counting Jacob himself, of the house of Jacob were now in the land of
Egypt when he entered.
3. Who really sold Joseph into Egypt, According to one verse in Genesis, it seems as if Joseph's brothers
did not get a chance to sell him at all, because while they were still thinking about doing it the Midianites came
and took him out of the pit and sold him to the Ishmaelites, Gen 37:28. Yet, later in the same chapter it
contradicts itself, by then saying the Midianites sold him to Potiphar, Gen 37:36. Then if you keep reading, it
contradicts itself again in chapter 39:1 by saying that is was the Ishmaelites that sold him to Potiphar.
Whateverr the case is, he was sold. For according Joseph's own words in Gen 45:4-5, his brothers did in
fact sell him off. There may not be to many contradictions here, because the original ancient Hebrew version,
[which was lost] does not have the same grammar rules as we use today. Thus, it is much harder to distiguish,
sometimes, where one segment of a story ends and another one starts. In Chapter 37, it seems very clear that
Reuben did not see Joseph get pulled out of the pit and by the reaction of his brothers, it seems as though they
also know nothing of the taking of Joseph.
4. Jesus did not say, "Eli Eli....." on the cross, because he wass NEVER seperated from his God, and he
Never had sin, rather he died for those that have sinned. For sin only exists with those that rebel.
5. The veil ripping
6. The whole magi story is false
7. The whole story aboutt Herod slaying the infants is false
8. The whole story about Jesus going down into Egypt as an infant is entirely false.
9. The whole conversation with John the baptist, about John needing to be baptized by him, is false. Because
John claims in the book of John that he does not know who the moshiach is until the Spirit of the Father
should rest upon him.
10. The author of the "Book of Hebrews" is plain ignorant - for he says that Melchizedek did not have any parents,
Yet, he was either a Jebusite or Amorite
There is a lot more but I am sleepy right now, I will get back to it later, remember I am just dealing with the four gospels, not the rest of the New Testament. It would be righteous to throw away all of Paul's letters, by the way, since 99% of all that he wrote is false. Click here to see my paper on the errors and wickedness of Paul. This paper about Paul does not point out typos that would not effect the core of someone or a person's core beliefs,
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because those things would simply be accidental mistakes, and can be fixed. Rather, it points out that what he taught and practiced contradicted the teachings of Yehoshua and the prophets that came before Yehoshua, thus proving, and not just accusing, that Paul was and is a false apostle and a heretic.
Maregaal