Daddy Freeze and Reno Omokri get into a public disagreement over their interpretation of the Bible

Daddy Freeze and Reno Omokri, who are usually on the same page on most topics, have had a public disagreement that seems to be getting more heated by the hour.

It all began after Tunde Ednut shared a biblical question regarding the creation story. The question sought an answer to who Cain married since his parents Adam and Eve were the "only two people created by God" in the book of Genesis.

Reno replied by insinuating that Cain married his sister because "In those days, people married their sisters."

Well, Freeze did not agree with Reno and he took to his Instagram account to poke holes in Reno's answer. Freeze said that Adam had daughters after Cain already had his own children so Cain couldn't have married his sister.

 "The only problem is; Adam had daughters AFTER his son Cain, NOT before Cain had his own children."

Freeze added that it is "impossible to say Cain married one of his sisters as this is not scripturally accurate."

He went on to say that there are "missing portions of the scripture" and this makes it harder to arrive at an answer.

He added: "The biggest elephant in the room that my brother Reno didn't acknowledge is the fact that the book of Genesis was NEVER found complete."

Reno didn't seem too pleased with Freeze's post publicly disagreeing with him so he addressed it.

He wrote: "@Daddyfreeze. You know that I have NEVER responded to anything concerning you without first trying to reach you privately. This morning I called you twice. You did not pick up. If you did, I would have explained these things to you without going public."

He went on to disagree with Freeze's submission that there are missing parts of the book of Genesis.

He added in his reply to Freeze: "My question to you is this: Are you arguing to win an argument or to find out the truth?"

He went on to say to Freeze, "You know me personally. I am not an internet based researcher. I visited Ethiopia 7 times for research purposes. I went on research trips to Israel, Palestine, Egypt, Rome, and The Vatican, and Greece.

In response, Freeze told Reno that it's not by travelling.

He wrote: "@Renoomokri, you often don't need to move from a spot to receive revelation. Travelling is not the essence.

Freeze also acknowledged that he missed Reno Omokri's call and only saw much later that he had tried to call him.

In his reply to Reno, Freeze also insisted that "the book of genesis is incomplete."