Is this really "difficult" to solve?

[strateguy632]

My mom said to go buy fruit. My dad said to go buy milk, i went shopping... busted... aha! this is a contradiction for atheists and the BIGGEST of the BIBLE contradictions!

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Is this really "difficult" to solve? Is this proof the bible lied?

[LiamJHayden]

No, it is simple for both to be true, with one account leaving out details. "I went to the store this morning." "Beth and I went to the store this morning." There is no necessary contradiction in those statements. That is where the vast majority of alleged contradictions fail. Another is along the lines of, "In Isaiah we have an account of..." Substitute The Prophets, Tanakh, OT, or Bible, and the statement is still true if slightly less precise.

[exitseven]

Why can;t both these occurrences co exist

[strateguy632]

they can unless you are an atheist writing the biggest contradictions!

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO😎

[Jennz6]

You’re the evil one

[strateguy632]

usually you like my posts?

[Jennz6]

@strateguy632
Yes, because you quote the Bible

[Jennz6]

@strateguy632
I didn’t say that I didn’t like this post

[DJB72]

Simple -

[DJB72]

I hate this app...

Genesis 27:44 NKJV "And stay with him a few days, until your brother’s fury turns away"

First trip... Make sure Esau doesn't kill you

Genesis 28:2 NKJV "Arise, go to Padan Aram, to the house of Bethuel your mother’s father; and take yourself a wife from there of the daughters of Laban your mother’s brother."

Second trip... Find a wife

Zero contradictions

[strateguy632]

it can even be one trip for both it is same place..

[DJB72]

It's more likely to be two trips because of how it's phrased. I don't speak or read Aramaic, but I've studied the Bible for 40 years and tried to learn about the cultural style of writing. In this instance, the implication leans more to it being two journeys, the first to evade his brother and the second to find a wife.