In a world filled with people skeptical about the claims of the Bible related to Jesus, it’s sometimes helpful to review the cumulative case for the historicity and deity of Christ. Like all collective cases, the power of the argument rests on the robust assembly of historical evidences. I’ve assembled some of these in this blog post and created a Bible “insert” (a half-sheet printable summary that fits in your Bible) to help you remember the case:
(1) The Historical Record of Thallus (52AD) (2) The Historical Record of Pliny the Younger (61-113AD) (3) The Historical Record of Suetonius (69-140AD) (4) The Historical Record of Tacitus (56-120AD) (5) The Historical Record of Mara Bar-Serapion (70AD) (6) The Historical Record of Phlegon (80-140AD) (7) The Historical Record of Lucian of Samosata: (115-200 A.D.) (8) The Historical Record of Celsus (175AD)
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In a world filled with people skeptical about the claims of the Bible related to Jesus, it’s sometimes helpful to review the cumulative case for the historicity and deity of Christ. Like all collective cases, the power of the argument rests on the robust assembly of historical evidences. I’ve assembled some of these in this blog post and created a Bible “insert” (a half-sheet printable summary that fits in your Bible) to help you remember the case:
(1) The Historical Record of Thallus (52AD) (2) The Historical Record of Pliny the Younger (61-113AD) (3) The Historical Record of Suetonius (69-140AD) (4) The Historical Record…
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