Two Voices · thirty verse sheets · free to share
Two Voices
One Bible, set beside itself.
Thirty sheets, every line in the King James unless the sheet says otherwise. Each one sets two passages side by side and asks one question. Open any sheet to download it, share it, or read its verses as text. Share them freely; leave the credit on.
I · Who is who
No. 01Who is the god of this world?
No. 02Who moved David?
No. 03The sons of God
No. 04The council of the gods
No. 05A name revealed, a Father unknown
No. 06Who gave the Law?
II · What the translations did
No. 07“I create evil”
No. 08The rebuke they dropped
No. 09God, or the gods?
No. 10The verse that was added
No. 11Which prophet?
No. 12Which priest?
III · The two voices
No. 13Little children
No. 14Eye for eye
No. 15Nothing that breatheth
No. 16“Happy shall he be”
No. 17The judgment on Samaria
No. 18Statutes that were not good
No. 19Friend of sinners
No. 20Every man his brother
No. 21The girls of Midian
No. 22Infant and suckling
No. 23The flood
No. 24Whose name is Jealous
IV · The god against himself
No. 25Does he repent?
No. 26The sins of the fathers
No. 27A lying spirit
No. 28Chariots of iron
No. 29Did he command the sacrifices?
No. 30He sought to kill him
If the two halves of your Bible don’t agree
You are not the first to notice. The second-century churches that read the Bible as two voices were burned out of history, and their case can be read again. Start with the free gospel they carried, or the book that sets the two gods side by side, verse by verse.
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