God Sheds Light on Paul being a False Apostle - No Coincidences in Scripture

Arduya
Published on Jun 19, 2020
Many Christians falsely claim there are no false hoods or contradictions in the bible, while missing the fact that there really are no coincidences.
God is faithful to shed a light on the falsehoods by way of circumstances that on the surface appear to be simple coincidences, but which in reality are red flags planted by our Heavenly Father.

I uploaded a video 6 years ago titled: Proof That Paul Is A Apostle Of Satan
It is 1:45 minutes long and includes a comprehensive look at the evidence for Paul being a false apostle. The link is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2jVBoPCnQ7c&t=19s

I have a video titled: 666 decoded using the number of Christ (318)
I explain in this video how the number of Christ, as it's explained in the epistle of Barnabas, gives us the blueprint for deciphering the meaning of the number of the beast.
This is the link to it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykiRZec7SQU

The number of books in the bible only matches two of the three 6's. But would we really expect it to match the number 666 exactly? Then there's the fact that there are 39 books in the OT. The number 39 works out to 3 sets of 13.
And Paul wrote 13 of the NT books.
The number 13, of course, represents the satanic, and death.
These are not coincidences, but rather red flags and sign posts that we need to pay attention to.

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