I'm Pastor Mike Winger and this is Bible Thinker the program dedicated to thinking

biblically about everything.

So tonight we're going to finish our series on contradictions in the Bible by dealing with the biggest Bible contradictions.

The biggest Bible contradictions.

So in the past, this is the third week we've dealt with contradictions and in the past I've dealt with some dealing with

specifically the Gospels specifically the the resurrection accounts I've dealt with

other ones that are really common I got them off atheist websites atheist atheist sources, so hostile sources to the Bible.

But this time what I've done is I've sort of saved in this month or so,

as well as years and years of doing this stuff, I've saved what I consider to be the hardest or most difficult of these,

including my agreement with you guys and with myself was if I have a contradiction,

as opposed contradiction, that I cannot reconcile that I would simply be honest about it.

So here we go.

Number one, let's just dig right in because it's going to take a little while.

Number one, does God change? This is this is going to take a little while. Number one, does God change?

This is all from atheist sources here, but does God change?

One answer would be no.

Malachai 36 says, for I the Lord do not change.

Therefore you, O sons of Jacob, are not consumed.

But then you get a yes answer if you look at Exas 3214.

So the Lord changed his mind about the harm which he said he would do to his people.

So this is actually a very common supposed contradiction that's brought up.

Some people consider it to be a very big deal. And the solution is, what does Malachai mean by

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