After much pondering, Dan R Allen favored us with:
We will just have to agree to disagree. If the walls did not tumble, the scriptures have made a false report. And if they are false in this instance, they may be false in many others, perhaps most others. And there goes my confidence in the scriptures. Even the Book of Mormon has a disclaimer indicating that some things in it might contain human error.The tumbling of the walls of Jericho can be seen the same way; it doesn't particularly matter whether they fell as described, or the Israelites pushed them down after conquering the city. The fact is that Jericho was conquered by the Israelites as God promised them they could.
It is a matter of credibility. Who are you going to believe?
John W. Redelfs [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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"Atheistic humanism is the opiate of the self-described
intellectuals" --Uncle Bob
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All my opinions are tentative pending further data. --JWR
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