What secrets of the Bible that you know and others don't unless you tell them?

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I can't tell if this question is trying to be funny or what. But if you are looking for a legit answer here it is. There are no "secrets" about the Bible. There are things that you may not find in the Bible like other history information. The Bible isn't meant to be a secret nor is it meant to be about ending child sacrifice. I have no idea where you got that from.

The Bible tells us about the Lord God, history, God's plan, and much more. The Bible also acts as an authoritative source. Besides the 4 gospels, Acts, and the book of Revelation, pretty much every other book in the New Testament is authoritative. The Bible is also meant to help us go through struggles through faith.

I hope everything I have said makes sense. If I have said anything wrong, I hope that my peers can help explain it better.

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📝 Once a Catholic always a Catholic?
📝 Is an action morally good because God commands it, or does God command it because it is good?
📝 Under What Conditions Can a Priest Validly Refuse to Absolve Sins?
📝 What view of eschatology did the early church believe?
📝 Is one who is "least in the kingdom of heaven" still in heaven?
📝 Where does calling Heaven "My True Country" come from?
📝 What is the role of the Holy Spirit in the Thomistic understanding of vocation?
📝 Why can't Catholicism just drop its Marian devotion?
📝 Can a communion host be made differently according to Catholicism?
📝 Should Catholics silently hum the Tetragrammaton when they're supposed to sing it?'
📝 Did medieval European monasticism provide a release from certain societal pressures?
📝 How do "once saved, always saved" advocates explain the Parable of the Sower?
📝 Do any Christian groups believe that Joseph built the pyramids to store grain in?
📝 How far was Peter from Jesus when he denied him?
📝 How do Jehovah's Witnesses explain the dramatic changes in their eschatology?
📝 Why does the Eastern Orthodox Church call the 49 days following Easter, Pentecost, and the Western Church does not?
📝 What is mortal sin? Is agression a mortal sin?
📝 What theological statement would be made if the Creeds preceded the homily?
📝 Does Luke 6:30 imply that the person asking has a genuine need?
📝 How did early childhood baptisms started in Catholicism?
📝 Are all forms of giving equally morally 'good' according to the Catholic church?
📝 Can or do Catholic religious education curricula teach children about other religions?
📝 Modern revelation. Is there Biblical evidence against it?
📝 If we say "God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit" can we say "God, God, and God"?
📝 How do Calvinists explain Luke 19:41-44
📝 According to Trinitarians, is the Holy Spirit quenched and grieved by those who deny His personhood and Christ's deity?
📝 Is there scriptural basis for spiritual 'growth'?
📝 How are the definitions of Ecumenical Council divinely inspired?
📝 Protestant Interpretation 1 Peter 1:17
📝 Why is "Battle Hymn of the Republic" considered to be a patriotic hymn in the United States?

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