God gave up His Son
The World English Bible in the book of John 3:16 states: “For
God so loved the world, that He gave His one and only Son, that
whoever believes in him should not perish, but have eternal life.”
This verse was first added to the Bible in 1611 and has been
revised many times — in 1901, 1994, and also in the King James
Version (1611), American Standard Version (1901), and New
American Standard Version (1995). This verse explains to us that
“God loves the world, therefore he sacrificed [gave up] with His
only son to save the world”. In the first part of this verse, there is
admission from God to declare that He loves everything He has
created in general, and in the second sentence, God is saying that
Jesus is His only son. This statement does not coincide with any
logic, nor can be correct, because in the book of Psalm 3:6-7 God
stated That King David is his first Son. Then how can the New
Testament say, about 1000 years after David was born, that Jesus
is the only son? God never disowned King David nor forgot that
He had one son before Jesus. There is no logic in this statement at
all. To give the understanding that God is forgetful is totally
against God’s character and ordain. This is why it’s been revised
after having been added to the Bible.
There is other verses in the Bibles explain that we all are the
Children of God. Therefore, there is no difference between Moses,
King David, and Jesus, only by the miraculous birth of Jesus since
he has no father.
However, logically, if someone has ten sons, just for the sake
of the example, then this person’s love is divided amongst all of
his or her children. Now if someone has only one son, then his or
her love will be 100%, given to the only son. That means this son
will receive more caring, more attention, and more love for being
the only son. The other part of the verse says, “Therefore He gave
up His only son.” The words “gave up” mean to sacrifice or to lose
something in order to get something else. This may be possible
among humans only. It cannot be imposed on God by giving Him
an ultimatum to give up something in order to have something
else. Then God will have the choice to give up His only son in
order to save the world from the punishment. We know that God
is the only One who will judge all humans and punish the sinful
accordingly. He is the Forgivable, and He is the Merciful, and
these two characteristics alone, to Him, are the matter of
commands by God to be, and it will be.
If we just think and realize the size and the magnitude of the
universe and the power behind the creation of the universe from a
small cosmic egg, which has been proven as fact by all scientists
in the Big Bang, and the power to create all humans from clay and
then from one soul then from a male and female, nothing will be
imaginable nor comparable to this magnificent action, then
forgiveness, and mercy which is just a small characteristic of the
endless characters of God.
Since the truth about God is that He is not forgetful and there
is the fact that this verse was added to the Bible in 1611, then it’s
more logical to say that the clergy person who revised the Bible
by adding this verse forgot that another clergy person before him
had placed another verse in the Bible to show that King David is
the first son.
God is the Merciful, the most Compassionate, the most
Powerful, and no one can ever give God an ultimatum to give up
something in order to have something else. This verse leads us to
the misconception that another power forced God to give up His
only son to save all people.
Therefore, God can punish or forgive anyone God chooses
without imposing any ultimatum on God to give up and sacrifice
anything God loves, especially in order to forgive humanity. This
is totally illogical for God, knowing the facts about God and His
greatest characteristics that He is the Creator, Forgiver, Merciful,
and Sustainer. In another words, God can forgive all people
without sacrificing anyone He loves. I believe this type of verse is
blasphemous and degrading to God’s Ordinance.
God so loved the world, that He gave His one and only Son, that
whoever believes in him should not perish, but have eternal life.”
This verse was first added to the Bible in 1611 and has been
revised many times — in 1901, 1994, and also in the King James
Version (1611), American Standard Version (1901), and New
American Standard Version (1995). This verse explains to us that
“God loves the world, therefore he sacrificed [gave up] with His
only son to save the world”. In the first part of this verse, there is
admission from God to declare that He loves everything He has
created in general, and in the second sentence, God is saying that
Jesus is His only son. This statement does not coincide with any
logic, nor can be correct, because in the book of Psalm 3:6-7 God
stated That King David is his first Son. Then how can the New
Testament say, about 1000 years after David was born, that Jesus
is the only son? God never disowned King David nor forgot that
He had one son before Jesus. There is no logic in this statement at
all. To give the understanding that God is forgetful is totally
against God’s character and ordain. This is why it’s been revised
after having been added to the Bible.
There is other verses in the Bibles explain that we all are the
Children of God. Therefore, there is no difference between Moses,
King David, and Jesus, only by the miraculous birth of Jesus since
he has no father.
However, logically, if someone has ten sons, just for the sake
of the example, then this person’s love is divided amongst all of
his or her children. Now if someone has only one son, then his or
her love will be 100%, given to the only son. That means this son
will receive more caring, more attention, and more love for being
the only son. The other part of the verse says, “Therefore He gave
up His only son.” The words “gave up” mean to sacrifice or to lose
something in order to get something else. This may be possible
among humans only. It cannot be imposed on God by giving Him
an ultimatum to give up something in order to have something
else. Then God will have the choice to give up His only son in
order to save the world from the punishment. We know that God
is the only One who will judge all humans and punish the sinful
accordingly. He is the Forgivable, and He is the Merciful, and
these two characteristics alone, to Him, are the matter of
commands by God to be, and it will be.
If we just think and realize the size and the magnitude of the
universe and the power behind the creation of the universe from a
small cosmic egg, which has been proven as fact by all scientists
in the Big Bang, and the power to create all humans from clay and
then from one soul then from a male and female, nothing will be
imaginable nor comparable to this magnificent action, then
forgiveness, and mercy which is just a small characteristic of the
endless characters of God.
Since the truth about God is that He is not forgetful and there
is the fact that this verse was added to the Bible in 1611, then it’s
more logical to say that the clergy person who revised the Bible
by adding this verse forgot that another clergy person before him
had placed another verse in the Bible to show that King David is
the first son.
God is the Merciful, the most Compassionate, the most
Powerful, and no one can ever give God an ultimatum to give up
something in order to have something else. This verse leads us to
the misconception that another power forced God to give up His
only son to save all people.
Therefore, God can punish or forgive anyone God chooses
without imposing any ultimatum on God to give up and sacrifice
anything God loves, especially in order to forgive humanity. This
is totally illogical for God, knowing the facts about God and His
greatest characteristics that He is the Creator, Forgiver, Merciful,
and Sustainer. In another words, God can forgive all people
without sacrificing anyone He loves. I believe this type of verse is
blasphemous and degrading to God’s Ordinance.
