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Uh, the Bible contradicts the Bible... Well, considering that Christians are supposed to follow Christ we can see that you don't really have to follow 100% everything in the Bible. You should change your description to a "Biblian", or something, to reflect the fact that you follow a book over Christ.

No, Jesus is not a book. He was a man. And the books in the Bible were written long after he died.

So when the Holy Spirit was inspiring the ancient Jewish authors, did they know that the error they were writing were wrong or were they being tricked into thinking they were correct?

So when they were compliling the laws in Leviticus they knew that they were writing them for you? Do you really follow those laws?And when Paul, who according to you was inspired by Jesus himself, told Timoty that women should be quiet and not teach men, he knew that he was writing that for you? So then, why do you, a women, presume to teach me, a man?Jesus, himself, through the inspiration of Paul's words proves that I am right and you are wrong. You have no authority to teach me, according to your own faith. And yet, here you are.So which is it? Is your faith wrong or do you just not follow it?

Gawsh, those poor Levites! To think that God was tricking them into thinking they actually had these laws to follow when really it was all a big ploy to lead up to the Messiah. Don't you think it was kinda mean for God to mislead them like that?You've turned God into Loki. I suppose you already know the penalty for blaspheming the Holy Spirit...

Given that: Jesus then, as the Holy Spirit, lead the ancient Jews into believing a bunch of wrong stuff and then came back to them in the flesh to tell them a lot of that stuff that he just inspired them to believe was wrong. Again, you're turning Jesus and God into pranksters.And regarding Sola Scriptura:

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2 Thessalonians 2
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15 Therefore, brethren, stand fast, and hold the traditions which ye have been taught, whether by word, or our epistle.

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2 Timothy 2
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1 Thou therefore, my son, be strong in the grace that is in Christ Jesus. 2 And the things that thou hast heard of me among many witnesses, the same commit thou to faithful men, who shall be able to teach others also.

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The Bible, itself, confirms that there are sources of knowledge of faith outside of The Bible.