You are right that the Bible does not make some distinctions and is missing a lot of neeeed commentary; in my opinion this makes the Bible unclear. I point you to Phoenix Journals for a comprehensive text that discloses truth and news/history in literal/rational language of discourse and teaching suitable for this day and age.
Edit: By the way, I still disagree with you about a "jealous/wrathful God"; God is love, and you have called my God the Devil without even so much as pointing out where God's messenger is telling you to do evil.
Edit: By the way, I still disagree with you about a "jealous/wrathful God"; God is love, and you have called my God the Devil without even so much as pointing out where God's messenger is telling you to do evil.
Hurt your itty bitty feelings, did I? I explained it to you in the past, but I will do it briefly again.
If the Phoenix Journals had been written prior to the time of Jesus (prior to about 2,000 years ago), and if they had been Hebrew writings, then they would either be part of the Old Testament, or they would not... as judged by the people of Israel, the leaders of Israel, and the priests and prophets of Israel... who would have determined their position within, or outside of the Old Testament according to the instructions for determining such things given by Moses in books 2 thru 5 of the Old Testament.
If the Phoenix Journals had been written during the time that the New Testament was written, they would have been included in the Bible by the Council of Nicea if they were worthy.
Since the Revelation in the New Testament says that nothing is to be added to or subtracted from the book of Revelation, if the Phoenix Journals were written following the time of the New Testament (following the time of the Revelation), they would essentially be additions to the Revelation, because the Revelation covers all the Word of God from the time it was written to the entry into the New Heavens and the New Earth after this universe destroyed.
If the Phoenix Journals were part of the Word of God, they would not contradict the Bible in any way. If they were written by a man or men, they would be the Word of God only if they fit the descriptions in one of the above paragraphs. If they were done through some form of automatic writing, they fall into the classification of divination and witchcraft and are directly from the devil; Moses outlawed such in the Old Testament.
Several different things that you have told me about the Phoenix Journals in the past show that they are NOT part of God's Word according to the things written above. Since you told me that they claim to be God's Word, if they truly claim this, then they are lies, and are against the Bible, the only Word of God. That means that they are from the devil, just like the writings of Islam are.
