Kojo Bentil, a former pastor turned traditionalist, has flagged some inconsistencies in the Bible. He directed that people blindly accept everything they read without questioning its authenticity.
For instance, he questioned the accuracy of stories attributed to Jesus, noting that something happened in John 9:22 which involved Jesus, according to Kojo, this actually occurred in 100 AD, not during Jesus’s lifetime.
To Kojo Bentil, this brings up doubts around the historical accuracy of the Bible. He also identified the discrepancy in the Bible’s account of Jesus’s crucifixion and resurrection.
The Bible specifies that Jesus was crucified on a Friday afternoon, and traditionally, he rose on the third day, which would be Monday. However, the Bible outlined he resurrected on Sunday morning, which is less than 48 hours after his crucifixion.
These contradictions, according to Bentil, warrant a review of the Bible’s accuracy.
Many have received the former pastor’s belief very differently. Some think he doesn’t know what he is talking about. Others have also sided with him on this topic, insisting that people shouldn’t be scared to query their belief systems instead of blindly accepting everything.
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Most of the findings in the Bible are not accurate.
The Bible says Jesus will die and resurrect on the 3rd day, but three days (72 hours) from Friday afternoon when he died should be Monday afternoon – Osofo Kojo Bentil#Confessions pic.twitter.com/vUO5zFliCB
— #TV3GH (@tv3_ghana) October 24, 2023
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