Absolutely! In Numbers 23:22 the Bible says:
The unicorn is mention eight more times throughout the Bible in Numbers 24:8; Deuteronomy 33:17; Job 39:9, 10; Psalm 22:21; 29:6; 92:10; Isaiah 34:7. The atheist is more than happy to point out this "obvious flaw" to True Christians™, thinking they can undermine the integrity of the Holy Bible. Even the newer "translations" like the New Infidel Version (NIV) try to cater to the atheists by replacing "unicorn" with "wild ox". (This is further proof that the NIV is a false Bible and anyone who reads it is going to hell.) However, this re-translation can not possibly be accurate. Let's look at the facts:
*The strength of the unicorn is a major theme of the Bible record about unicorns (Numbers 23:22; 24:8; Job 39:11)
*The unicorn is wild and cannot be tamed (Job 39:9-12)
*The unicorn is a dangerous animal (Psalm 22:21)
*The name unicorn means one-horned, although this could possibly refer to one prominent horn.
This is obviously not talking about a wild ox! So, next time some atheist says that the Bible talks about unicorns, smack him with your Bible and yell "I don't think so! Amen!". There is no possible way that this word could translate to anything else, and anyone who believes that the Bible isn't talking about unicorns is going to burn in Hell (even if they don't believe that's real either).
God brought them out of Egypt; he hath as it were the strength of an unicorn.
The unicorn is mention eight more times throughout the Bible in Numbers 24:8; Deuteronomy 33:17; Job 39:9, 10; Psalm 22:21; 29:6; 92:10; Isaiah 34:7. The atheist is more than happy to point out this "obvious flaw" to True Christians™, thinking they can undermine the integrity of the Holy Bible. Even the newer "translations" like the New Infidel Version (NIV) try to cater to the atheists by replacing "unicorn" with "wild ox". (This is further proof that the NIV is a false Bible and anyone who reads it is going to hell.) However, this re-translation can not possibly be accurate. Let's look at the facts:
*The strength of the unicorn is a major theme of the Bible record about unicorns (Numbers 23:22; 24:8; Job 39:11)
*The unicorn is wild and cannot be tamed (Job 39:9-12)
*The unicorn is a dangerous animal (Psalm 22:21)
*The name unicorn means one-horned, although this could possibly refer to one prominent horn.
This is obviously not talking about a wild ox! So, next time some atheist says that the Bible talks about unicorns, smack him with your Bible and yell "I don't think so! Amen!". There is no possible way that this word could translate to anything else, and anyone who believes that the Bible isn't talking about unicorns is going to burn in Hell (even if they don't believe that's real either).
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