No, the entire Bible is harmonious. While some passages might seem to show the Bible contradicting itself, they can usually be understood correctly by applying one or more of the following principles: Consider the context. Any author can appear to contradict himself if his words are taken out of context. Consider the writer’s viewpoint. Eyewitnesses might describe an event accurately but not use the exact same wording or include the same details. Take into account historical facts and customs. Distinguish between the figurative and the literal uses of a word. Recognize that an action may be attributed to someone—even if he did not personally carry it out. * Use an accurate Bible translation. Avoid trying to reconcile what the Bible says with mistaken religious ideas or dogma. The following examples show how these principles can explain some seeming inconsistencies in the Bible.

Best answer: Puppy!

Best answer: he is writhing in agony forever and ever

They say nothing more

Best answer: No. But even if it did, guess what?

It would still be true, and proven true.