I was wondering about the same thing. He/she disappeared right after I pointed out that his/her answer to my question was a total dodge and did not really answer the question at all.
Which coincides with my request for the references to support that some Egyptians put blood on their doorposts and were thus spared the cull of the first born of each Egyptians family, and that request for the reference that the Egyptians had a choice.
If anything, he/she seemed to have implied that Jesus condones the cold blooded murder of innocent little infants and toddlers.
Of course the Bible states quite explicitly that the God of the Hebrew Bible (which really isn’t Jesus) was a barbarian, but these Christians, for one reason or another, don’t accept what the Bible says about this. I can only assume that they haven’t read the Bible and they are shocked to discover that it doesn’t say what they would like it to say.
Gen’s reference that some Egyptians put blood on their door posts is quite a nice thought if you are a Christian, but it isn’t in the Bible. I hope that Gen hasn’t disappeared because of this error as we all make mistakes now and again, all I wanted was for Gen to admit that S/he had made a mistake and we could have moved on. But, I suppose after setting one’s self up as some sort of expert, it must be difficult to acknowledge that perhaps you don’t know as much as you think you did.
But I guess it is too much to ask for a straight answer from a christian these days...
Indeed, and some are happy to tell bare faced lies in order to sustain their delusion about what the Bible says.
Oh well, not to worry, I am sure another Christian Bible ”expert’ will come along soon.