Nice example of "seeing, but see not" right there. It's irrelevant if the described action was literal or metaphorical, the important part is the lesson in the action.
Are you being intentionally obtuse to waste my time like a sealion? I literally just told you that's irrelevant. The meaning behind the action is the same regardless.
So, did the event happen as described in the section or did it not?
Nice example of "seeing, but see not" right there. It's irrelevant if the described action was literal or metaphorical, the important part is the lesson in the action.
So, it's just a made up story then?
How do you distinguish real stories from made up ones in the bible?
Are you being intentionally obtuse to waste my time like a sealion? I literally just told you that's irrelevant. The meaning behind the action is the same regardless.
Just because you claim so, doesn't mean it is so.
You present an interpretation as fact and get angry when challenged about that.