Another excellent video, Detective Wallace. So the followers of some of the eye witnesses wrote their own letters, etc. that confirm what the eye witnesses taught. And what they taught was what we have there in The New Testament. The New Testament, then, has been reliably transmitted.
Before I pick up my Bible, I pray for the Holy Spirit to interpret what I read. I have no doubt that man has messed with the message. The catholic church removed any books before they let the "common people" have their own Bibles to read.
While you have addressed the textual reliability of the Gospels, you have not addressed whether they tell the truth. Some of the data is certainly true -- the core of the story. There is no way that any reasonable person who has looked at the evidence can doubt that Jesus preached, died on the cross, and was resurrected. But there are other details that must be taken on faith. Take the story of the virgin birth. Now, I have no doubt that at the time Jesus was born, Mary was a virgin. (The birth of Jesus changed that (according to the definition of virginity current at the time) and even according to our definition, she didn't remain a virgin.) But my belief in the virgin birth is a matter of faith. All of the Gospel writers were familiar with the prophecy that the Messiah would be born of a virgin. It is possible that the virgin birth was inserted with no evidence. After all, the only people who would really know were Mary and Joseph. And the Gospels do NOT say, "Mary told me" or "Joseph told me." I don't see how you can get around this issue. The core story is rock-solid. But there are details that cannot be verified and must be taken on faith.
Why would Joseph have thought to put her aside if he knew it was him? It was bc he thought she had been unfaithful until God told him differently ( thru an ángel)
You can watch Ron Wyatt’s story about his discovery of Jesus having only one Y chromosome and 23 autosomes and that his blood cells are still alive. I think this is convincing to me about Jesus’ virgin birth
You may look for Ron Wyatt’s discovery on Jesus’ blood cell which turned out to be still alive and has only a Y chromosome and 23 autosomes instead of in pairs. This is convincing to me and I encourage you conduct your own study and reach your own conclusions ❤
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Thank you brother. This is very useful when having discourse with atheists. God bless you and your ministry 🙏🏽🙏🙏🏻🙏🏾
Another excellent video, Detective Wallace. So the followers of some of the eye witnesses wrote their own letters, etc. that confirm what the eye witnesses taught. And what they taught was what we have there in The New Testament. The New Testament, then, has been reliably transmitted.
Thank you for your work. Please continue.
Can these be put together in order to watch later? This is great stuff
Yes. It is.
Before I pick up my Bible, I pray for the Holy Spirit to interpret what I read. I have no doubt that man has messed with the message. The catholic church removed any books before they let the "common people" have their own Bibles to read.
While you have addressed the textual reliability of the Gospels, you have not addressed whether they tell the truth. Some of the data is certainly true -- the core of the story. There is no way that any reasonable person who has looked at the evidence can doubt that Jesus preached, died on the cross, and was resurrected. But there are other details that must be taken on faith.
Take the story of the virgin birth. Now, I have no doubt that at the time Jesus was born, Mary was a virgin. (The birth of Jesus changed that (according to the definition of virginity current at the time) and even according to our definition, she didn't remain a virgin.) But my belief in the virgin birth is a matter of faith. All of the Gospel writers were familiar with the prophecy that the Messiah would be born of a virgin. It is possible that the virgin birth was inserted with no evidence. After all, the only people who would really know were Mary and Joseph. And the Gospels do NOT say, "Mary told me" or "Joseph told me."
I don't see how you can get around this issue. The core story is rock-solid. But there are details that cannot be verified and must be taken on faith.
Why would Joseph have thought to put her aside if he knew it was him? It was bc he thought she had been unfaithful until God told him differently ( thru an ángel)
You can watch Ron Wyatt’s story about his discovery of Jesus having only one Y chromosome and 23 autosomes and that his blood cells are still alive. I think this is convincing to me about Jesus’ virgin birth
You may look for Ron Wyatt’s discovery on Jesus’ blood cell which turned out to be still alive and has only a Y chromosome and 23 autosomes instead of in pairs. This is convincing to me and I encourage you conduct your own study and reach your own conclusions ❤