How accurate is the bible?

Prophecy Old Testament New Testament
Born in Bethlehem Micah 5:2 Matthew 2:1
Born of a Virgin Isaiah 7:14 Matthew 1:18-23
Of David's Lineage Jeremiah 23:5 Revelation 22:16
Attempted Murder by Herod Jeremiah 31:15 Matthew 2:16-18
Betrayal by a Friend Psalm 41:9 John 13:18, 19, 26
Sold for 30 Silver Coins Zechariah 11:12 Matthew 26:14-16
Crucified Zechariah 12:10 John 19:16-18,37
Lots Cast for His Clothes Psalm 22:18 Matthew 27:35
No Bones Broken Psalm 34:20;Ex:12:46 John 19:31-36
Buried in Rich Man's Tomb Isaiah 53:9 Matthew 27:57-60
Year, Day, Hour of Death Daniel 9:26,27;Ex:12:6 Matthew 27:45-50
Raised the Third Day Hosea 6:2 Acts 10:38-40

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"Let us cleanse ourselves from all filthiness of the flesh and spirit!"
2 Cor. 7:1

bible accuracy, not prophecy. Since accuracy is the subject.
Of course, subjects may be interchanged. You might try paying terribly close attention to that possibility.This message has been edited by PecosGeorge, 07-14-2004 09:17 AM

since I don't argue the existence of God nor the accuracy of the bible and only draw attention to what it says in it and the existence of God cannot be proved and will not be proved.
Therefore, please be happy with your thinking. It pleases me when people are happy within their own imaginings.

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"Let us cleanse ourselves from all filthiness of the flesh and spirit!"
2 Cor. 7:1

I will check with you the next time I consider a contribution to this forum to make sure it meets your criteria. I move as the Spirit moves me. That's just the way it is.
Don't bother to reply. Thank you.

is not the Rock of Ages, Christ is. And for Christ to entrust something as important as his church to someone as unfinished as Peter was, would be taking great risks, for much depends on the the foundation on which rests that church. He is the Rock and Cornerstone, Almighty Adonai, King of Kings and El Shaddai.
Don't come back at me and quote Matthew 16:18, for the following reason."In secular Greek ptra denotes a large 'rock,' but also a 'cliff'; or 'rocky mountain chain.' Figuratively it suggests firmness, immovability, and hardness. ptros is more often used for smaller rocks, stones, or pebbles."
Theological Dictionary of the New Testament, by Geoffrey W. Bromily. 1985 by William B. Eerdmans Publishing CompanyPeter was a rolling stone.
And guess whose name is 'Petros'.Rome says that the reason Peter is called petros is because petros is the masculine form of the feminine noun petra (meaning 'rock'), and it was fitting that Peter's name should be masculine. However, I have never seen them offer an explanation for why the feminine petra is always used in the Scriptures to refer to Christ, but never the masculine petros, which is only used to refer to Peter. I believe it is because, by definition, petra more accurately typifies Christ, while petros more accurately typifies Peter. It is upon the petra that Christ is building his Church.
by J. Michael Gainor
Quoted from: Upon this Rock http://JMGainor.Homestead.com
Google UPON THIS ROCK, the http doesn't want to work for me.
Try it out, you will learn something.This message has been edited by PecosGeorge, 07-17-2004 03:04 PM

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"Let us cleanse ourselves from all filthiness of the flesh and spirit!"
2 Cor. 7:1

You claim that Peter was the rock upon which the church was built. It needed to be addressed. And since I saw it, I addressed it.Aslan is the ONLY lion Arie gur Yehuda.