Show me where. I said I'd rather have a holy heart, but I didn't claim to be holy.
That is where you claimed it. I'm just trying to tell you that not everybody reads the NT like a musical sheet, and it wasn't written to be read that way.
I've not suggested the Bible was perfectly worded. I'm suggesting that what you are calling numerous 'Contradictions' in the NT are actually evidence that you don't know how to read the NT. I argue 1. the large number of them ought to clue you in that you aren't reading it right. 2. That the NT is not as 'Corrupt' as you seem to think, but I do not argue it to be flawless.
You, on the other hand, use amateur arguments about the NT to claim it is profoundly corrupt through & through and you even misunderstand I Corinthians 14:33. Why? Simply because you are a pocket Quran man and don't care much about the NT. That is not meant as an insult. Its why you don't know how to read it -- because you don't care about it that much. You are like a pianist working as a mechanic on the side. I'm sure you play piano very well, but your observation that greasy engines are useless just isn't based in reality. You don't like the NT, and I get that. Good for you! You don't know how to read it however.
Seriously I'm not kidding.
You've spent a lot of time learning other very important things, so you haven't had time to invest in the NT.
I Corinthians 14:33 : Not that I blame you, Sterling Archer, because I'm sure someone else used that awfully confused meaning for that verse against you in an argument; but you should not have been fooled. You've totally missed the point of what the writer was talking about. If you truly own 5 copies in different translations than you know that the above verse is about orderly assemblies. (mechanical pun intended) The first thing you have to know about the NT is that it was not written by JW's. The second thing is that it wasn't written by Muslims. The third thing is you need to admit that you really don't care that much about it, so you aren't going to learn much about it.