You didn't miss it. You just didn't accept the answer.
Replying is not the same as answering our points. Feel free to go back and show how your replies are in any way relevant to the points we raised if you like.
Where did you get that nonsense?
That this is a discussion forum and people expect discussion?
Again, your opinion. You have lots of opinions.
So do you, but we can back our opinions up from scripture and we answer the points you bring up by looking at what scripture actually says. You don't.
]If you have proof then present it.
Asking you a question does not need proof. but in case you missed it, here is the question again.
Are you saying God can't speak through fable?
And do you also say we "Don't need poetry, parable and metaphor, genealogy, law and historical narrative when you have God's Word, Genesis - Revelation."?
Now you're getting it.
I actually got at that point a long time ago, but you ducked and dived and avoided the point.
It is actually nonsense because Genesis - Revelation is poetry, parable and metaphor, genealogy, law and historical narrative. Which means your reply was just as nonsensical when you said:
Don't need fables when you have God's Word, Genesis - Revelation.
Because you are still confusing the literary forms with being God's word. If God choses to speak through poetry, metaphor, parable or fable, it is still God's word.
I made it in the next sentence.
It wouldn't be so bad if you actually addressed our points, but you still haven't answered my questions about Judges 9. Here it is again in case you missed it.
You don't accept my points. Get it right.
Sure I don't accept your points, but I have addressed the points you made and give you reasons why I don't agree. That is the bit you are missing out on.
You can call the Bible anything you like. I call it God's Word.
I call it it the word of God too. But you still haven't addressed my points.
Why can't you address Judges 9 and if you think it is so terrible for God to speak through a fable, actually show us how it's literary form isn't fable?
If you think so, why not show us we are wrong by actually discussing the scripture with us. The more you avoid our points and refuse to answer our question the clearer it is you are afraid to look at what the word of God says.
