What is your LEAST favorite book of the Bible?

Leviticus, definitely.

Esther, because God is not in it.

It "was" the book of Job, until a verse in Proverbs tied right in to the book of Job in a most intriguing way.

I avoided the book of Job like the plague before that, because of Job's inexplicable suffering.

Would have been Leviticus but have been doing a study on the First 5 app of Leviticus and Hebrews together, and I’m getting so much out of it. Also doing one on books of Job, Lamentations and Ecclesiastes all together. Not fun books either but doing a study like this really helps. Highly recommend!!!!

Stranger36147 said:

It can be for any reason. Be it that a certain book is too boring, too confusing, has one or more things that bother you.


So what would your least favorite book in the Bible be?

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Archaeologists have discredited the Book of Joshua. The cities the book claimed he destroyed were not all occupied in the same generation.

Stranger36147 said:

It can be for any reason. Be it that a certain book is too boring, too confusing, has one or more things that bother you.


So what would your least favorite book in the Bible be?

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Archaeologists have discredited the Book of Joshua. The cities the book claimed he destroyed were not all occupied in the same generation.

Stranger36147 said:

It can be for any reason. Be it that a certain book is too boring, too confusing, has one or more things that bother you.


So what would your least favorite book in the Bible be?

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Philemon

I don't even know why its in the scripture.

Stranger36147 said:

It can be for any reason. Be it that a certain book is too boring, too confusing, has one or more things that bother you. So what would your least favorite book in the Bible be?

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Probably Ecclesiastes because the humanist ruminations of the "preacher" are so often wrongly quoted as authoritative accurate statements of faith given to us from God.

In general, I honestly get uncomfortable with God telling men to kill others. God is the creator of all people and things, so it is His creation to destroy. But, I just truly wish God would have simply destroyed who He wanted all by Himself like He did with Lot's wife. I would not want to stone someone or kill everyone in a village including women and children. But I also know it is worse to say no to God. So I guess I am very thankful that I have not ever been put into this position.

Stranger36147 said:

It can be for any reason. Be it that a certain book is too boring, too confusing, has one or more things that bother you.


So what would your least favorite book in the Bible be?

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Numbers,when I read the whole bible(66 books) in one year, the boring Book of Numbers was the hardest book to get through. I was so glad when I finally finished the Book of Numbers.

Numbers seems to be the least-popular here, but we find valuable lessons in the book.

Stranger36147 said:

It can be for any reason. Be it that a certain book is too boring, too confusing, has one or more things that bother you.


So what would your least favorite book in the Bible be?

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Revelation.

Stranger36147 said:

So what would your least favorite book in the Bible be?

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Can not think of any. One gives me pause because of how some evangelicals think it is future based is Revelations

Probably Job. God makes a wager with the devil on some poor man's life....it bothers me theologically. And God's answer at the end of the book is, to me, very unsatisfying.

The Revelation. It doesn’t seem to produce anything other than confusion, division, and too often outright heresy. It’s like a biblical Rorschach ink blot, everyone sees in it what they bring with them.

Stranger36147 said:

It can be for any reason. Be it that a certain book is too boring, too confusing, has one or more things that bother you.


So what would your least favorite book in the Bible be?

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Genesis cause none of it is scientific or historically accurate.

Some of less savory books, such as Joshua, probably.

-CryptoLutheran