A New Jewish Proof for the Resurrection of Jesus

A New Jewish Proof for the Resurrection of Jesus
Could the hoped-for resurrection of a leading 20th-century rabbi shed light on the resurrection of Jesus?

[@777Witness]

Brothers and sisters. Please pray for me. For about 15 years I have been struggling with debilitating sickness that's made my life unberable. I am in my mid 30s and would love to still have strength to serve my Savior and Lord. Jesus is my Healer. Thank you all 🙏🏻 Please also pray that God grants me strength to go through this valley with humility and thankfulness.

[@billb.3289]

You are healed, in Jesus name.

[@christchurchottawa]

I encourage you toKeep praying 🙏 for you and others and everything Prayer is a core value And seek the LORD everyday I love you Be strong in Jesus (:

[@Renegade7990]

Prayers do npthing

[@cmk5724]

I prayed for you. May God heal you, brother.

[@user-gk6ge2jq9q]

I pray for you!

[@shishauribe2001]

He has risen!!!!

[@CharismahouseBooks]

Love this message, Dr. Brown. Thank you for sharing it. There is only one true Messiah. 🙌

[@redwater88]

❤Jesus christ, saved my life

[@artmadison1248]

Bless the Christ YESHUA!, for ever

[@livingformessiah586]

It’s true. Yeshua STILL speaks today if you have ears to hear. He is risen and he lives

[@maricruzlopezrdh]

Love it!! The tomb is empty! ❤ The Messiah is sitting at the right hand of the throne of God. 👑

[@JLar-bb5hl]

Thanks for putting this together, dr. Brown & co!

[@michaelgiffin2621]

This new format is a winning formulae Michael. It harder and resource intensive but it works!! Keep at it.

[@FRN2013]

I love the clever animation in the background! You have assembled a very talented team, Michael!

[@Richard-kf7py]

Loved this one! But the Jesus deniers still will refuse to believe that He rose from the dead...and all that we can do is pray that God will open the eyes of their understanding, and He will break up the fallow ground of their hearts and be saved!🙏🏾🩸😢🙌🏾🙌🏾❤️❤️

[@annehunt787]

You’re absolutely right! In this hour, we really need to be in prayer!

[@bibleburner8426]

Refuse to believe? Belief isn't a choice, it isn't something that you can turn off and on, it's not an opinion, and it's not a preference. You are either convinced of something, or you are not. You don't have a good reason to believe that Jesus ever existed, and you're talking about a resurrection! How on earth would you ever hope to go about proving a resurrection?

[@Richard-kf7py]

@@bibleburner8426 Sorry friend, but I beg to differ with you. The religious leaders of Jesus's day witnessed His teachings, and the miracles etc., but because of their traditions and their own hardness of their hearts...they absolutely refused to believe in Him! They even paid for people to bring up false testimonies against Him. So despite of the truths that were evident; they silenced the facts about Him.

[@bibleburner8426]

@@Richard-kf7py You're referring to stories that we can't verify in any way. Why believe any of it?

[@Richard-kf7py]

@@bibleburner8426 Why is it that historical facts even before the time of Christ is accepted as reliable, and even though there were eye witnesses to the accounts in the Bible that were recorded and passed down by noted historians not supposedly reliable? I contend that people don't want to accept the information that is provided in the Bible.

[@Daxed.]

Thanks for sharing Dr Brown!

[@dashriprock5720]

Thanks for sharing and love the shortened format. I'm always interested in what you have to say.

[@Savi3_1]

Great video. Love this format.

[@revroboram4895]

Superb Michael - Well done!!!

[@thetimweavershow]

That was awesome. Love the background, great theme and overall video. Very cool.

[@llccsw]

Wow, this is really interesting! Praise God for all the evidence for Jesus' ressurection!

[@user-gk6ge2jq9q]

Great video!

[@philipd8868]

Thanks, Dr Brown, appreciate the comparison.

[@SaintMatthieuSimard]

Awesome work!

[@JeffreyBue_imtxsmoke]

Jesus will come again. Be prepared.

[@AntonioRodrigues-cc2fw]

Jesus Christ is risen Lord conquered grave defeated death on the cross.

[@EncourageFaith]

Great job on the video!

[@VoiceofTruth-iv8pq]

An impressive clip with so much in such a short time.

[@mcddsl]

Being in NY where many of his followers still hang signs about Schnairsohn as Mashiach, this was amazing!

[@faceyourselflove7676]

💥⚡Love the comic book animation 🦸🏻‍♂

[@jobinkoshy8197]

Resurrection of Jesus: Justin Bass (Christian NT Scholar) "Virtually all non-believing scholars agree that Mary Magdalene, Peter, Paul and James, Jesus’ brother were honest and trustworthy when they claimed Jesus appeared to them risen from the dead... it transformed their lives to the point of being willing to suffer and die for what they saw" Gary Habermas (Christian Philosopher) "Virtually no one, believer or critic, denies that it was their convictions that they had seen the resurrected Jesus that caused the disciples' radical transformation. They are willing to die specifically for their resurrection belief" Mike Licona (Historian) "The historian looks for high probability and selects the best explanation of the known facts... The resurrection of Jesus is the best explanation of the historical facts, and therefore, we can conclude with confidence that it was an event that occured in history" Paula Fredrikson (Non Christian Jewish scholar) "I know in their own terms what they saw was the risen Jesus. That's what they say, and then all the historic evidence we have afterwards attest to their conviction that that's what they saw. I'm not saying that they really did see the raised Jesus. I wasn't there. I don't know what they saw. But I do know that as a historian that they must have seen something" Pinchas Lapide (Jewish NT scholar), "When this scared, frightened band of apostles which was just about to throw away everything in order to flee in despair to Galilee; when these peasants, shepherds, and fishermen, who betrayed and denied their master and then failed him miserably, suddenly could be changed overnight into a confident mission society, convinced of salvation and able to work with much more success after Easter than before Easter, then no vision or hallucination is sufficient to explain such a revolutionary transformation." "[Admits Jesus rose because of historical evidence] I accept the resurrection of Easter Sunday not as an invention of the community of disciples, but as a historical event. If the resurrection of Jesus from the dead on that Easter Sunday were a public event which had been made known…not only to the 530 Jewish witnesses but to the entire population, all Jews would have become followers of Jesus.” Gred Ludemann (atheist nt professor) "It may be taken as historically certain that Peter and the disciples had experiences after Jesus's death in which Jesus appeared to them as the risen Christ." (Ludemann believes they hallucinated) Bart Ehrman (agnostic nt scholar) "it is a historical fact that some of Jesus' followers came to believe that he had been raised from the dead soon after his execution"

[@jobinkoshy8197]

Messianic Prophecies: God claimed he fortells the future, especially about who the Messiah will be in the Hebrew Scriptures. “Declare to us the things to come, tell us what the future holds, so that we may know that you are gods.” (Isa. 41:23) “Who foretold this long ago, who declared it from the distant past? Was it not I, the Lord?” (Isa. 45:21) Peter - Acts 3:18,22 those things which God foretold by the mouth of all His prophets, that the Christ would suffer, He has thus fulfilled. For Moses truly said to the fathers, ‘The LORD your God will raise up for you a Prophet like me from your brethren (Deu 18:15)'. Jesus - John 5:46 For if you believed Moses, you would believe Me, for he wrote about Me. Luke 24:44,46 Everything must be fulfilled that is written about me. This is what is written: The Messiah will suffer and rise from the dead on the third day Birth/Life - As Moses had to escape infanticide, and was made to return to his land, and as Moses turned water to blood as his first sign and commanded the sea and fed many in the wilderness, so was Jesus, and as Moses established the memorial of the slain lamb to remember their deliverance, so was Jesus. Messiah would be a prophet (Deu18:15), a priest (Zec6:13); called King (Ps2:6), declared the Son of God (Ps2:7); Messiah would be God (Isa9:6) born in Bethlehem (Micah5:2); born of a virgin (Isa7:14); come from the line of Abraham (Gen22:18), Issac (Gen17:19), Jacob (Num24:17), from the tribe of Judah (Gen49:10), heir to the throne of King David (Isa9:7); come before the destruction of the second temple at AD 70 (Mal3:1). Ministry begins in Galilee (Isa9:1); Will heal the blind, deaf, lame and raise the dead (Isa35:5); Will teach the people using parables (Ps78:2); enter Jerusalem on a donkey (Zec9:9); usher in a new covenant (Jer31:31) Crucifixion - As Joseph was betrayed and sold by his own and later was exalted, so was Jesus. As Moses lifted up the bronze serpent so that those who look to it are saved, so was Jesus. As Psalm 22 & Isaiah 53 describe crucifixion and as the Passover lamb which was to be eaten and its blood on the door saved them and as the sacrificial lamb symbolized the atoning for sins, so was Jesus. As the high Priest in the tabernacle sprinkles the blood of the sacrifice on the golden mercy seat in the holy of holies, so was Jesus. betrayed for 30 pieces of silver (Zec11:13); be rejected by His own people; pierced & atone for our sins (Isa53:3-10) and bring an end to sin (Dan9:24) Resurrection - As Jonah spent three days and three nights in the belly of a great fish, so was Jesus' resurrection from the dead on the third day. As Issac was to be sacrificed on the third day and was delivered from death, so was Jesus. rise from the dead (Ps16:10); become a Light to the Gentiles and all nations (Isa60:3); worshipped by all nations (Dan9:14)

[@markrichard3364]

Amen!

[@wendyfowler1311]

I know he is real and alive❤I saw Jesus Christ from his shoulders up in the sky and passed out cold, woke up with people over me and an ambulance waiting lol I was completely fine health wise just in awe and amazed by the most amazing thing I have ever experienced in my 54 years of life I pray 🙏 for people to believe and accept him while he can be found..

[@samcooperyoutube]

Thanks for this, Dr. Brown! And thank you to whoever made that engaging animation!

[@jobinkoshy8197]

Resurrection of Jesus: Justin Bass (Christian NT Scholar) "Virtually all non-believing scholars agree that Mary Magdalene, Peter, Paul and James, Jesus’ brother were honest and trustworthy when they claimed Jesus appeared to them risen from the dead... it transformed their lives to the point of being willing to suffer and die for what they saw" Gary Habermas (Christian Philosopher) "Virtually no one, believer or critic, denies that it was their convictions that they had seen the resurrected Jesus that caused the disciples' radical transformation. They are willing to die specifically for their resurrection belief" Mike Licona (Historian) "The historian looks for high probability and selects the best explanation of the known facts... The resurrection of Jesus is the best explanation of the historical facts, and therefore, we can conclude with confidence that it was an event that occured in history" Paula Fredrikson (Non Christian Jewish scholar) "I know in their own terms what they saw was the risen Jesus. That's what they say, and then all the historic evidence we have afterwards attest to their conviction that that's what they saw. I'm not saying that they really did see the raised Jesus. I wasn't there. I don't know what they saw. But I do know that as a historian that they must have seen something" Pinchas Lapide (Jewish NT scholar), "When this scared, frightened band of apostles which was just about to throw away everything in order to flee in despair to Galilee; when these peasants, shepherds, and fishermen, who betrayed and denied their master and then failed him miserably, suddenly could be changed overnight into a confident mission society, convinced of salvation and able to work with much more success after Easter than before Easter, then no vision or hallucination is sufficient to explain such a revolutionary transformation." "[Admits Jesus rose because of historical evidence] I accept the resurrection of Easter Sunday not as an invention of the community of disciples, but as a historical event. If the resurrection of Jesus from the dead on that Easter Sunday were a public event which had been made known…not only to the 530 Jewish witnesses but to the entire population, all Jews would have become followers of Jesus.” Gred Ludemann (atheist nt professor) "It may be taken as historically certain that Peter and the disciples had experiences after Jesus's death in which Jesus appeared to them as the risen Christ." (Ludemann believes they hallucinated) Bart Ehrman (agnostic nt scholar) "it is a historical fact that some of Jesus' followers came to believe that he had been raised from the dead soon after his execution"

[@jobinkoshy8197]

Messianic Prophecies: God claimed he fortells the future, especially about who the Messiah will be in the Hebrew Scriptures. “Declare to us the things to come, tell us what the future holds, so that we may know that you are gods.” (Isa. 41:23) “Who foretold this long ago, who declared it from the distant past? Was it not I, the Lord?” (Isa. 45:21) Peter - Acts 3:18,22 those things which God foretold by the mouth of all His prophets, that the Christ would suffer, He has thus fulfilled. For Moses truly said to the fathers, ‘The LORD your God will raise up for you a Prophet like me from your brethren (Deu 18:15)'. Jesus - John 5:46 For if you believed Moses, you would believe Me, for he wrote about Me. Luke 24:44,46 Everything must be fulfilled that is written about me. This is what is written: The Messiah will suffer and rise from the dead on the third day Birth/Life - As Moses had to escape infanticide, and was made to return to his land, and as Moses turned water to blood as his first sign and commanded the sea and fed many in the wilderness, so was Jesus, and as Moses established the memorial of the slain lamb to remember their deliverance, so was Jesus. Messiah would be a prophet (Deu18:15), a priest (Zec6:13); called King (Ps2:6), declared the Son of God (Ps2:7); Messiah would be God (Isa9:6) born in Bethlehem (Micah5:2); born of a virgin (Isa7:14); come from the line of Abraham (Gen22:18), Issac (Gen17:19), Jacob (Num24:17), from the tribe of Judah (Gen49:10), heir to the throne of King David (Isa9:7); come before the destruction of the second temple at AD 70 (Mal3:1). Ministry begins in Galilee (Isa9:1); Will heal the blind, deaf, lame and raise the dead (Isa35:5); Will teach the people using parables (Ps78:2); enter Jerusalem on a donkey (Zec9:9); usher in a new covenant (Jer31:31) Crucifixion - As Joseph was betrayed and sold by his own and later was exalted, so was Jesus. As Moses lifted up the bronze serpent so that those who look to it are saved, so was Jesus. As Psalm 22 & Isaiah 53 describe crucifixion and as the Passover lamb which was to be eaten and its blood on the door saved them and as the sacrificial lamb symbolized the atoning for sins, so was Jesus. As the high Priest in the tabernacle sprinkles the blood of the sacrifice on the golden mercy seat in the holy of holies, so was Jesus. betrayed for 30 pieces of silver (Zec11:13); be rejected by His own people; pierced & atone for our sins (Isa53:3-10) and bring an end to sin (Dan9:24) Resurrection - As Jonah spent three days and three nights in the belly of a great fish, so was Jesus' resurrection from the dead on the third day. As Issac was to be sacrificed on the third day and was delivered from death, so was Jesus. rise from the dead (Ps16:10); become a Light to the Gentiles and all nations (Isa60:3); worshipped by all nations (Dan9:14)

[@guidogast]

Give the editor kudos for inserting that Wilhelm scream 😂

[@damyankuzmic5605]

Hallo greet and bless

[@atdcross101]

The disciples did not expect Jesus to be raised from the dead...

[@ron88303]

Yet didn't they witness Jesus resurrecting several people, including Lazarus. Didn't Jesus tell them he would rise from the dead. Based on that, why wouldn't they expect him to rise?

[@atdcross101]

@@ron88303 What does the NT read about the disciples' thought and how does the Bible portray the disciples' reaction? In short: first, that they had dull minds, not rightly comprehending Jesus' prophetic words regarding his sufferings and resurrection, even to the point of, at least, one disciple rebuking him; and, second, they were afraid of the Romans making a sweep of Jesus' followers and despondent over his crucifixion.

[@davidadams8726]

Someone recently pointed out that those saying it is a "weak" argument that just because someone dies for something they believe is true means the apostles, just because they died for their faith, doesn't mean the Resurrection is true. HOWEVER, NO ONE dies for something they know is a LIE. And they apostles would have absolutely known if they were lying.

[@dwigginsbiggins]

This guy is a modern-day Peter or Paul! We appreciate your faith sir and for sharing it with others. I always tell "doubters" to read the "doubting" Thomas account. He refused to believe unless he could touch the risen Lord. So if you don't believe, confess it like he did! and Ask Jesus to show you he is ALIVE and HE WILL!!

[@mahutwe9728]

3:20 love the crickets.

[@tommya1366]

Jesus Christ is the Way, the Truth, and the Life. The only way to the Father is through His Son, our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

[@jimpsonuyaguari9665]

The Lord Jesus Savior lives.

[@jimurban5367]

We have anonymous authors who decades later wrote about the supposed resurrection. You’ll have to excuse me for not being convinced.

[@bite-sizedshorts9635]

Luke is not anonymous. Neither is Matthew. Luke's Greek writing betrays "Semitisms," which are words and turns of phrase originating with Aramaic. For things Luke didn't witness, he got eyewitness testimony. There were over 500 witnesses to a living Jesus well after the Crucifixion.

[@jimurban5367]

@@bite-sizedshorts9635 The authorship of Luke is unknown. It says this plainly in my study Bible. Also, from Wikipedia’s entry about Luke, “The author is anonymous; the traditional view that Luke the Evangelist was the companion of Paul is still occasionally put forward, but the scholarly consensus emphasises the many contradictions between Acts and the authentic Pauline letters.”. The 500 eyewitness claim is, at best, a third-hand claim, as Paul wrote about the 500 in I want to say 1 Corinthians, and this was a reference to a creed that mentioned the 500.

[@AudreyRusso]

Toda Raba, Michael... always brilliant work!!

[@mbgrafix]

Nice! ...with a production nod to PRAGERU! 😉

[@blancadavido897]

Thank you Dr. Brown for never giving up to show the truth- The truth will make tough free-❤

[@jobinkoshy8197]

Resurrection of Jesus: Justin Bass (Christian NT Scholar) "Virtually all non-believing scholars agree that Mary Magdalene, Peter, Paul and James, Jesus’ brother were honest and trustworthy when they claimed Jesus appeared to them risen from the dead... it transformed their lives to the point of being willing to suffer and die for what they saw" Gary Habermas (Christian Philosopher) "Virtually no one, believer or critic, denies that it was their convictions that they had seen the resurrected Jesus that caused the disciples' radical transformation. They are willing to die specifically for their resurrection belief" Mike Licona (Historian) "The historian looks for high probability and selects the best explanation of the known facts... The resurrection of Jesus is the best explanation of the historical facts, and therefore, we can conclude with confidence that it was an event that occured in history" Paula Fredrikson (Non Christian Jewish scholar) "I know in their own terms what they saw was the risen Jesus. That's what they say, and then all the historic evidence we have afterwards attest to their conviction that that's what they saw. I'm not saying that they really did see the raised Jesus. I wasn't there. I don't know what they saw. But I do know that as a historian that they must have seen something" Pinchas Lapide (Jewish NT scholar), "When this scared, frightened band of apostles which was just about to throw away everything in order to flee in despair to Galilee; when these peasants, shepherds, and fishermen, who betrayed and denied their master and then failed him miserably, suddenly could be changed overnight into a confident mission society, convinced of salvation and able to work with much more success after Easter than before Easter, then no vision or hallucination is sufficient to explain such a revolutionary transformation." "[Admits Jesus rose because of historical evidence] I accept the resurrection of Easter Sunday not as an invention of the community of disciples, but as a historical event. If the resurrection of Jesus from the dead on that Easter Sunday were a public event which had been made known…not only to the 530 Jewish witnesses but to the entire population, all Jews would have become followers of Jesus.” Gred Ludemann (atheist nt professor) "It may be taken as historically certain that Peter and the disciples had experiences after Jesus's death in which Jesus appeared to them as the risen Christ." (Ludemann believes they hallucinated) Bart Ehrman (agnostic nt scholar) "it is a historical fact that some of Jesus' followers came to believe that he had been raised from the dead soon after his execution"

[@jobinkoshy8197]

Messianic Prophecies: God claimed he fortells the future, especially about who the Messiah will be in the Hebrew Scriptures. “Declare to us the things to come, tell us what the future holds, so that we may know that you are gods.” (Isa. 41:23) “Who foretold this long ago, who declared it from the distant past? Was it not I, the Lord?” (Isa. 45:21) Peter - Acts 3:18,22 those things which God foretold by the mouth of all His prophets, that the Christ would suffer, He has thus fulfilled. For Moses truly said to the fathers, ‘The LORD your God will raise up for you a Prophet like me from your brethren (Deu 18:15)'. Jesus - John 5:46 For if you believed Moses, you would believe Me, for he wrote about Me. Luke 24:44,46 Everything must be fulfilled that is written about me. This is what is written: The Messiah will suffer and rise from the dead on the third day Birth/Life - As Moses had to escape infanticide, and was made to return to his land, and as Moses turned water to blood as his first sign and commanded the sea and fed many in the wilderness, so was Jesus, and as Moses established the memorial of the slain lamb to remember their deliverance, so was Jesus. Messiah would be a prophet (Deu18:15), a priest (Zec6:13); called King (Ps2:6), declared the Son of God (Ps2:7); Messiah would be God (Isa9:6) born in Bethlehem (Micah5:2); born of a virgin (Isa7:14); come from the line of Abraham (Gen22:18), Issac (Gen17:19), Jacob (Num24:17), from the tribe of Judah (Gen49:10), heir to the throne of King David (Isa9:7); come before the destruction of the second temple at AD 70 (Mal3:1). Ministry begins in Galilee (Isa9:1); Will heal the blind, deaf, lame and raise the dead (Isa35:5); Will teach the people using parables (Ps78:2); enter Jerusalem on a donkey (Zec9:9); usher in a new covenant (Jer31:31) Crucifixion - As Joseph was betrayed and sold by his own and later was exalted, so was Jesus. As Moses lifted up the bronze serpent so that those who look to it are saved, so was Jesus. As Psalm 22 & Isaiah 53 describe crucifixion and as the Passover lamb which was to be eaten and its blood on the door saved them and as the sacrificial lamb symbolized the atoning for sins, so was Jesus. As the high Priest in the tabernacle sprinkles the blood of the sacrifice on the golden mercy seat in the holy of holies, so was Jesus. betrayed for 30 pieces of silver (Zec11:13); be rejected by His own people; pierced & atone for our sins (Isa53:3-10) and bring an end to sin (Dan9:24) Resurrection - As Jonah spent three days and three nights in the belly of a great fish, so was Jesus' resurrection from the dead on the third day. As Issac was to be sacrificed on the third day and was delivered from death, so was Jesus. rise from the dead (Ps16:10); become a Light to the Gentiles and all nations (Isa60:3); worshipped by all nations (Dan9:14)

[@whatdoyoubelieve194]

❤

[@robinpage2730]

"You don't die for a lie." Heaven's Gate, People's Temple, etc.

[@bannanas117]

It's better said, you don't die for something you believe to be a lie

[@robinpage2730]

@@bannanas117 the leaders of both of those cults knew full well it was all a lie. They still died for it. Or perhaps they didn't know. Maybe they genuinely believed the things they preached. Either way, there is still strong precedent in modern times for people dying for cult movements they themselves started. The willingness of people to die for a cult movement in no way validates the truth of those movements' beliefs. Unless you are about to argue that we should all convert to the Heaven's Gate religion, you must recognize that "people don't die for a lie" is a profoundly stupid argument.

[@bannanas117]

@@robinpage2730I'm not asserting that people haven't died for a lie. Nor is it proof necessarily that something is true. But what I am saying is (sane) people (we could probably go back and forth on what we mean by sane.. we'll just say the cult leaders here, assuming they didn't believe their own crazy ramblings) don't die for something they knowingly believe to be a lie. The apostles dying for the gospel imo does give it more credibility then in the scenario where they were all under threat of death and denied Christ, who they believed to be the literal son of God and resurrected from the dead.

[@JoyPeace-ej2uv]

@@robinpage2730 Only if you take it in isolation of the circumstances surrounding it. Those cults were isolated. Especially Jim Jones or Heaven's Gate. In fact Jim Jones went to a lot of trouble to isolate his followers, another continent. The followers of Jesus were not. The people dying in concentration camps also died for a lie perpetrated by Hitler and his followers but it was backed by a lot of force and fear of being lumped in with the victims. Many who tried to intervene for them suffered their fate. That included Christian pastors. The followers of Jesus were not isolated, had family and friends who disagreed with them and were certainly free to say so and were in communication with them. They were surrounded by a culture that included people who didn't care what they believed, or were hostile to it and said so. They were successful in persuading new converts simply by speaking to them or through miraculous healing. Something you do not actually see much of today as Paul predicted in his writings. Plenty of people fell away from the faith then and now when it costs them.

[@robinpage2730]

@@JoyPeace-ej2uv millions of Germans died for Hitler's lies, including Hitler himself. That's the point. The followers, and even the founders, may honestly believe what they say. Objective truth, or even honest belief, is not required to spread the belief system. Only resolve and the ability to convince others.

[@ChristopherWallbank-di9hj]

I like many Christians don't need proof, it's called faith for a reason. We know Jesus in our hearts

[@Desiree-hr7gp]

Yes. JESUS SAYS TO BELIEVE!!

[@catastrophicfella]

Actually a new jewish kings first duty was to read the law and write a copy of it. And Christians can’t build faith on emotions - it starts with an understanding of the scriptures to grow our knowledge of our creator and his glorious son Jesus Christ. Even a study of the miracle that is the survival of the Bible from its original writing all the way to today is faith building.

[@ChristopherWallbank-di9hj]

@@catastrophicfella I was not talking about Jews, most Christians are not Jews, it was the gentiles that received the gospel, but anyway all you really need to know is what Jesus stood for, in simple terms, peace and good will to men

[@ChristopherWallbank-di9hj]

@@catastrophicfella also I don't live under Jewish kings anymore, Jesus is my king

[@ron88303]

That's really okay by me. Freedom of religion, and freedom from religion. A win-win.

[@Westrwjr]

As a fellow believer and amateur apologist, I would be hard-pressed to call this a "new" proof of the Resurrection. Though it is an interesting side-by-side comparison.

[@ShiniGuraiJoker]

Jonestown is a shining example of what people do for a lie. Jesus is not an exception, just evidence to a standard.

[@KamiNoRanger99]

To disprove Christianity, all one has to do is prove Jesus Christ did not rise from the dead. So far, all I’ve heard is theories and guesses. None of which disprove His resurrection.

[@greenshirtiv4n211]

How can you verify anything that happened before the advent of video camera

[@bite-sizedshorts9635]

@@greenshirtiv4n211 You won't believe anything, even if it happens right in front of your face. There are documents and eyewitnesses.

[@ruthdeboer3259]

If you truly seek Him He will reveal Himself to you, open your heart and question God🙏

[@KamiNoRanger99]

@@greenshirtiv4n211 Hold on, do you think anything that happened before the camera was invented cannot be verified? Am I understanding you correctly?

[@jozitro4554]

Mathew 27:51-53 the ressurection of Jesus was far more miraculous than we know.

[@JChris143]

The deniers will refuse even when he comes back soon, please repent your sin and accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior ✝️❤️

[@jamescampbell8482]

If Docetism didn't exist as a common belief among a lot of early Christian sects, (the belief that Jesus only seemed to die) this video might have a more solid point, because Docetism shows there was a strain of thought engaging in tbe same kind of spin ss Chabad "it only seems he died." The earliest New Testament author is Paul of Tarsus who only ever claimed to have seen a light and heard a voice saying "Saul why do you persecute me," there was no physical interaction with a risen Jesus recorded, and Paul is the only one we can verify as having written an account 20 years after Jesus died before 70 CE. Mark is written in the 70s CE end it ends in the non interpolated version with the women fleeing in terror when Jesus is not where he was laid to rest. What I do find intruiging to this day as an agnostic atheist though is the disappearance of the sect of the Sadducees around the time of Christianity's ascendance. Before Jesus and his movement it was completely kosher and pretty easy to argue from scripture that you could be a Torah observant Jew who denied the doctrine of resurrection because of it's Paucity of support in the Hebrew Bible. With the destruction of the temple, not only did the physical Sadducees die out in the destruction of Jerusalem, and in the exile because of the loss of the temple service, but also the ideology that resurrection is not a kosher biblical position did not survive the emergence of Christianity. The Karaite movement that likewise denies resurrection, did not emerge until eight centuries after Christianity. So why was there such a long hiatus? Why did the orthodoxy of both Christianity and rabbinic Judaism treat the resurrection of the dead as a settled question when it is a solid point of attack in terms of theological debate? Now that's not proof that Jesus rose from the dead. by any means, but it means you can't really blame people for believing in it. The way I like to look at it is, imagine Martin Luther nail the 95 theses to the wall, and then the Catholic Church just rolls over and its chief doctrine loses all relevance, even while there is strong scriptural support for some of their chief positions. That would be weird wouldn't it?

[@prime_time_youtube]

This video is awesome!

[@savemman]

Great video Dr. Michael Brown and The Line of Fire team :)

[@user-bz3wn1zo7e]

Great. Thanks

[@LivingOnPurpose1]

Jesus is alive and forever more. Christ reins!!

[@jobinkoshy8197]

Resurrection of Jesus: Justin Bass (Christian NT Scholar) "Virtually all non-believing scholars agree that Mary Magdalene, Peter, Paul and James, Jesus’ brother were honest and trustworthy when they claimed Jesus appeared to them risen from the dead... it transformed their lives to the point of being willing to suffer and die for what they saw" Gary Habermas (Christian Philosopher) "Virtually no one, believer or critic, denies that it was their convictions that they had seen the resurrected Jesus that caused the disciples' radical transformation. They are willing to die specifically for their resurrection belief" Mike Licona (Historian) "The historian looks for high probability and selects the best explanation of the known facts... The resurrection of Jesus is the best explanation of the historical facts, and therefore, we can conclude with confidence that it was an event that occured in history" Paula Fredrikson (Non Christian Jewish scholar) "I know in their own terms what they saw was the risen Jesus. That's what they say, and then all the historic evidence we have afterwards attest to their conviction that that's what they saw. I'm not saying that they really did see the raised Jesus. I wasn't there. I don't know what they saw. But I do know that as a historian that they must have seen something" Pinchas Lapide (Jewish NT scholar), "When this scared, frightened band of apostles which was just about to throw away everything in order to flee in despair to Galilee; when these peasants, shepherds, and fishermen, who betrayed and denied their master and then failed him miserably, suddenly could be changed overnight into a confident mission society, convinced of salvation and able to work with much more success after Easter than before Easter, then no vision or hallucination is sufficient to explain such a revolutionary transformation." "[Admits Jesus rose because of historical evidence] I accept the resurrection of Easter Sunday not as an invention of the community of disciples, but as a historical event. If the resurrection of Jesus from the dead on that Easter Sunday were a public event which had been made known…not only to the 530 Jewish witnesses but to the entire population, all Jews would have become followers of Jesus.” Gred Ludemann (atheist nt professor) "It may be taken as historically certain that Peter and the disciples had experiences after Jesus's death in which Jesus appeared to them as the risen Christ." (Ludemann believes they hallucinated) Bart Ehrman (agnostic nt scholar) "it is a historical fact that some of Jesus' followers came to believe that he had been raised from the dead soon after his execution"

[@jobinkoshy8197]

Messianic Prophecies: God claimed he fortells the future, especially about who the Messiah will be in the Hebrew Scriptures. “Declare to us the things to come, tell us what the future holds, so that we may know that you are gods.” (Isa. 41:23) “Who foretold this long ago, who declared it from the distant past? Was it not I, the Lord?” (Isa. 45:21) Peter - Acts 3:18,22 those things which God foretold by the mouth of all His prophets, that the Christ would suffer, He has thus fulfilled. For Moses truly said to the fathers, ‘The LORD your God will raise up for you a Prophet like me from your brethren (Deu 18:15)'. Jesus - John 5:46 For if you believed Moses, you would believe Me, for he wrote about Me. Luke 24:44,46 Everything must be fulfilled that is written about me. This is what is written: The Messiah will suffer and rise from the dead on the third day Birth/Life - As Moses had to escape infanticide, and was made to return to his land, and as Moses turned water to blood as his first sign and commanded the sea and fed many in the wilderness, so was Jesus, and as Moses established the memorial of the slain lamb to remember their deliverance, so was Jesus. Messiah would be a prophet (Deu18:15), a priest (Zec6:13); called King (Ps2:6), declared the Son of God (Ps2:7); Messiah would be God (Isa9:6) born in Bethlehem (Micah5:2); born of a virgin (Isa7:14); come from the line of Abraham (Gen22:18), Issac (Gen17:19), Jacob (Num24:17), from the tribe of Judah (Gen49:10), heir to the throne of King David (Isa9:7); come before the destruction of the second temple at AD 70 (Mal3:1). Ministry begins in Galilee (Isa9:1); Will heal the blind, deaf, lame and raise the dead (Isa35:5); Will teach the people using parables (Ps78:2); enter Jerusalem on a donkey (Zec9:9); usher in a new covenant (Jer31:31) Crucifixion - As Joseph was betrayed and sold by his own and later was exalted, so was Jesus. As Moses lifted up the bronze serpent so that those who look to it are saved, so was Jesus. As Psalm 22 & Isaiah 53 describe crucifixion and as the Passover lamb which was to be eaten and its blood on the door saved them and as the sacrificial lamb symbolized the atoning for sins, so was Jesus. As the high Priest in the tabernacle sprinkles the blood of the sacrifice on the golden mercy seat in the holy of holies, so was Jesus. betrayed for 30 pieces of silver (Zec11:13); be rejected by His own people; pierced & atone for our sins (Isa53:3-10) and bring an end to sin (Dan9:24) Resurrection - As Jonah spent three days and three nights in the belly of a great fish, so was Jesus' resurrection from the dead on the third day. As Issac was to be sacrificed on the third day and was delivered from death, so was Jesus. rise from the dead (Ps16:10); become a Light to the Gentiles and all nations (Isa60:3); worshipped by all nations (Dan9:14)

[@thechurchandthenations]

Excellent

[@TheAtheistLine]

✨🎙️✨

[@samappleby1297]

Nice. You def looking younger.

[@anthonyfowler2623]

Explain the shroud of Turin…I’ll wait

[@jacobstatler3997]

Is this argument going to work with most orthodox jews or only a select few?

[@cowel8734]

Few people will die to preach the truth, but no one would die to preach a lie

[@jobinkoshy8197]

Resurrection of Jesus: Justin Bass (Christian NT Scholar) "Virtually all non-believing scholars agree that Mary Magdalene, Peter, Paul and James, Jesus’ brother were honest and trustworthy when they claimed Jesus appeared to them risen from the dead... it transformed their lives to the point of being willing to suffer and die for what they saw" Gary Habermas (Christian Philosopher) "Virtually no one, believer or critic, denies that it was their convictions that they had seen the resurrected Jesus that caused the disciples' radical transformation. They are willing to die specifically for their resurrection belief" Mike Licona (Historian) "The historian looks for high probability and selects the best explanation of the known facts... The resurrection of Jesus is the best explanation of the historical facts, and therefore, we can conclude with confidence that it was an event that occured in history" Paula Fredrikson (Non Christian Jewish scholar) "I know in their own terms what they saw was the risen Jesus. That's what they say, and then all the historic evidence we have afterwards attest to their conviction that that's what they saw. I'm not saying that they really did see the raised Jesus. I wasn't there. I don't know what they saw. But I do know that as a historian that they must have seen something" Pinchas Lapide (Jewish NT scholar), "When this scared, frightened band of apostles which was just about to throw away everything in order to flee in despair to Galilee; when these peasants, shepherds, and fishermen, who betrayed and denied their master and then failed him miserably, suddenly could be changed overnight into a confident mission society, convinced of salvation and able to work with much more success after Easter than before Easter, then no vision or hallucination is sufficient to explain such a revolutionary transformation." "[Admits Jesus rose because of historical evidence] I accept the resurrection of Easter Sunday not as an invention of the community of disciples, but as a historical event. If the resurrection of Jesus from the dead on that Easter Sunday were a public event which had been made known…not only to the 530 Jewish witnesses but to the entire population, all Jews would have become followers of Jesus.” Gred Ludemann (atheist nt professor) "It may be taken as historically certain that Peter and the disciples had experiences after Jesus's death in which Jesus appeared to them as the risen Christ." (Ludemann believes they hallucinated) Bart Ehrman (agnostic nt scholar) "it is a historical fact that some of Jesus' followers came to believe that he had been raised from the dead soon after his execution" Messianic Prophecies: God claimed he fortells the future, especially about who the Messiah will be in the Hebrew Scriptures. “Declare to us the things to come, tell us what the future holds, so that we may know that you are gods.” (Isa. 41:23) “Who foretold this long ago, who declared it from the distant past? Was it not I, the Lord?” (Isa. 45:21) Peter - Acts 3:18,22 those things which God foretold by the mouth of all His prophets, that the Christ would suffer, He has thus fulfilled. For Moses truly said to the fathers, ‘The LORD your God will raise up for you a Prophet like me from your brethren (Deu 18:15)'. Jesus - John 5:46 For if you believed Moses, you would believe Me, for he wrote about Me. Luke 24:44,46 Everything must be fulfilled that is written about me. This is what is written: The Messiah will suffer and rise from the dead on the third day Birth/Life - As Moses had to escape infanticide, and was made to return to his land, and as Moses turned water to blood as his first sign and commanded the sea and fed many in the wilderness, so was Jesus, and as Moses established the memorial of the slain lamb to remember their deliverance, so was Jesus. Messiah would be a prophet (Deu18:15), a priest (Zec6:13); called King (Ps2:6), declared the Son of God (Ps2:7); Messiah would be God (Isa9:6) born in Bethlehem (Micah5:2); born of a virgin (Isa7:14); come from the line of Abraham (Gen22:18), Issac (Gen17:19), Jacob (Num24:17), from the tribe of Judah (Gen49:10), heir to the throne of King David (Isa9:7); come before the destruction of the second temple at AD 70 (Mal3:1). Ministry begins in Galilee (Isa9:1); Will heal the blind, deaf, lame and raise the dead (Isa35:5); Will teach the people using parables (Ps78:2); enter Jerusalem on a donkey (Zec9:9); usher in a new covenant (Jer31:31) Crucifixion - As Joseph was betrayed and sold by his own and later was exalted, so was Jesus. As Moses lifted up the bronze serpent so that those who look to it are saved, so was Jesus. As Psalm 22 & Isaiah 53 describe crucifixion and as the Passover lamb which was to be eaten and its blood on the door saved them and as the sacrificial lamb symbolized the atoning for sins, so was Jesus. As the high Priest in the tabernacle sprinkles the blood of the sacrifice on the golden mercy seat in the holy of holies, so was Jesus. betrayed for 30 pieces of silver (Zec11:13); be rejected by His own people; pierced & atone for our sins (Isa53:3-10) and bring an end to sin (Dan9:24) Resurrection - As Jonah spent three days and three nights in the belly of a great fish, so was Jesus' resurrection from the dead on the third day. As Issac was to be sacrificed on the third day and was delivered from death, so was Jesus. rise from the dead (Ps16:10); become a Light to the Gentiles and all nations (Isa60:3); worshipped by all nations (Dan9:14)

[@bite-sizedshorts9635]

Jesus said that He would be in the earth for three days and three nights, just as Jonah was in the belly of the fish, and said that would be the proof that He was the Messiah. For some reason, the Catholic Church came up with "Good Friday" as the day of the Crucifixion, when it was really Wednesday. From Friday evening to Saturday night sometime is barely half the required time. We don't even know exactly when the Resurrection took place. The Marys showed up before light, and it had already happened. The soldiers were nowhere to be found by that time. My thinking is that the Resurrection happened Saturday night, perhaps at the end of the Sabbath at sundown. Then the stone was rolled away later and frightened the soldiers away. I hate that wishy-washy switch of language to "the third day." That's not what Jesus said it would be.

[@JoyPeace-ej2uv]

Eyewitness accounts concerning the resurrection of Jesus include the temple guards and the Roman guards who did not claim to see Jesus but angels and were terrified. The temple guards were bribed to keep quiet about it ( and said so). There are documents from Pontius Pilate who wrote to Caesar concerning it and Caiaphas (spelling?) also wrote about it.

[@ron88303]

As Mark Twain said, the best cure for Christianity is to read the Bible. I completely agree with that. And someone reading it to you, or translating it for you, doesn't count.

[@bite-sizedshorts9635]

Mark Twain was also full of brown stuff. The Bible is true cover to cover. More and more is being confirmed by archaeology every year. There are claims that the Old Testament was written at a late date, but people living at that late date couldn't possibly have known the history as accurately as it was written about in the Old Testament. Some of it wasn't known clearly until recent decades.

[@Brody.W]

Jesus Christ of Nazareth..

[@johnpratts2856]

Worthy is the Lamb.

[@ibperson7765]

MANY people have died for a lie. But not knowingly. The apostles knew the truth here

[@herrtrigger3299]

I wonder if they think Paul and James were under psychosis too

[@jacqueslucas8616]

Nobody saw the risen Jesus in mark either which scholars say is the oldest gospel.

[@johnpratts2856]

The book of Mark actually ends on a cliffhanger (Chapter 16 v8). Depending on the scholar, some say this was intentional. Others say that the ending is missing. All that is certain is that verses 9-20 were not written by Peter's disciple.

[@greenshirtiv4n211]

Answer the problem of the ingathering of the exiles

[@aprendiz4]

Are you sure you're looking for an answer? The answer is that it happens at the end of the age.

[@greenshirtiv4n211]

@@aprendiz4 when is the end of the age

[@greenshirtiv4n211]

you sound old ahh hell bro@@aprendiz4

[@aprendiz4]

@@greenshirtiv4n211 Jesus said only God knows the times

[@aprendiz4]

@@greenshirtiv4n211 What do you mean "old"?

[@leongkhengneoh6581]

Elvis is resurrected too because there were eye witnesses too

[@richardbrumbaugh6481]

John, the brother of Jesus, was not a believer or follower of Jesus, until after the Resurrection. Why is that? .

[@johnpratts2856]

You mean Jacob?

[@kennethgreifer5123]

The punishment for being a false prophet was death, but the Bible still mentions there were many false prophets, so they were all willing to die for their false beliefs and prophecies. Or you could say they were all real prophets because no one would be willing to die for lies.

[@bible4community626]

Dr. Brown. An extremist group who believe the Rebbe is currently alive do claim to have interacted with him. There are actually videos of it. I'm not sure what your point is bringing them into it, especially as most Chabadniks do not hold these beliefs.

[@mickjames7962]

Can’t emphasise this enough. THE SHROUD OF TURIN. IT’S A VIDEO.

[@johnpratts2856]

It's still underneath study. Plus, the NT has multiple cloths around the Messiah's body. Not just 1.

[@rob41137]

Skeptical vipers incoming in 3…2…1…

[@georgehart8179]

There is no evidence that any of the disciples (including the Eleven Apostles), despite Jesus telling them at least 3 times that He would be killed and would be resurrected after 3 days (sign of Jonah), really believed that He would be resurrected. The women who saw the empty tomb initially thought that Jesus's body had been moved. After being told by Mary Magdalene that the tomb was empty, John and Peter ran to the tomb and saw that it was indeed empty. Peter, at first, did not realize that Jesus was resurrected. In that empty tomb, without seeing Jesus first, John believed that Jesus was resurrected. (John was probably the first person to realize that Jesus was truly resurrected.) John 20:8,9; Finally the other disciple [John], who had reached the tomb first, also went inside. [John] saw and believed. (They still did not understand from Scripture that Jesus had to rise from the dead.) As we all know, Thomas was the last of the Eleven to believe that Jesus was resurrected.

[@savedbygrace6853]

Yitzhak Kaduri The Rabbi Who Saw Messiah

[@Servant44]

🙏 To preach Repentance and Remission of sins to Everyone, All nations Luke 24:47 KJV and that [repentance] and [remission of sins] should be [preached] in his name among [all nations,] beginning at Jerusalem. - Sincere turn from (practice) of (sin) and (willful sin) or (All) will perish Luke 13:3 KJV I tell you, [Nay:] but, except [ye repent,] ye shall [all] [likewise] [perish.] - Believe for your faith will save you, for believing leads to (pardon of sins) to not (die) in (sin) John 8:24 KJV I said therefore unto you, that [ye shall die] in your sins: for [if ye believe not] that I am he, ye shall [die] in your [sins.] - Receive forgiveness of sins when we are converted, + multiple ways for remission of sins, (pardon of sins) Acts 10:43 KJV To him give all the prophets witness, that through his [name] [whosoever believeth] [in him] shall [receive] [remission of sins.] - Love God and love thy neighbor as thyself, for love will (cover) all sins, (pardon of sins) Proverbs 10:12 KJV Hatred stirreth up strifes: but [love] [covereth] all [sins.] ‭‭Luke‬ ‭7:47‬ ‭KJV‬‬ Wherefore I say unto thee, [Her sins,] which [are many,] [are forgiven;] for [she loved much:] but to whom [little is forgiven,] the same [loveth little.] - Have frevernt (love) among (the brethren) and (the people) for frevernt (love,) giving, having conpassion shall (cover) the multitude of sins, (pardon of sins) 1 Peter 4:8 KJV And above all things have fervent [charity] [among yourselves:] for [charity] shall [cover] the [multitude of sins.] - Preaching and (converting the sinner) from the error of his way will (hide) a multitude of sins, (pardon of sins) James 5:20 KJV Let him know, that he which [converteth] the sinner from the [error of his way] shall save a [soul] from [death,] and shall [hide] a [multitude of sins.] - Confession of sin, confess your sins everyday for the forgiveness of sins, (pardon of sins) 1 John 1:9 KJV If we [confess] our sins, he is faithful and just to [forgive] us [our sins,] and to [cleanse us] from all [unrighteousness.] - (Water baptism) for the (remission of sins), remission/pardon/forgiveness of sins Acts 2:38 KJV Then Peter said unto them, Repent, and be [baptized] every one of you in the [name] of [Jesus Christ] for the [remission of sins,] and ye shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost. - To give knowledge of salvation to all by the (remission) of (our) (sins), (pardon of sins) Luke 1:77 KJV To give [knowledge] of [salvation] unto his people [by] the [remission] of their [sins,] - Those (predestined), will die in (0 sin,) all sins were pardoned by the (remission of sins) ‭‭Matthew‬ ‭24:13‬ ‭KJV‬‬ [13] But he that shall [endure] unto [the end,] the same [shall be saved.]

[@55k3v1n]

We wouldn't even be talking about this today in 2024 (the year of our Lord 2024!) if Jesus remained dead. The Bible would not be the best selling book in all history if Jesus remained dead. Everything would have just fizzled away if the Resurrection never happened

[@adagross2488]

If you read properly tanach and Iziah 9 and 53 you must see who is messiah also tehilim 22 😂❤😂

[@lukewagner8871]

1 John 4:3-4 KJVS And every spirit that confesseth not that Jesus Christ is come in the flesh is not of God: and this is that spirit of antichrist, whereof ye have heard that it should come; and even now already is it in the world. [4] Ye are of God, little children, and have overcome them: because greater is he that is in you, than he that is in the world. Greater is he that is in you, is the only proof that I need for the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Romans 8:10,16 KJVS And if Christ be in you, the body is dead because of sin; but the Spirit is life because of righteousness. [16] The Spirit itself beareth witness with our spirit, that we are the children of God:

[@luketan7451]

It's incredible the pro-Schneerson group did not check into his validity as messiah, whether he fulfilled messianic prophecies, like son of David, born in Bethlehem, anointed by Hashem, specific timing according to God through Gabriel, would come lowly riding on a donkey, etc. Maybe for the next messianic candidate, they will also not check out these prophecies. For those people suggesting the apostles who claimed Jesus was resurrected were hallucinating and delusional, they must consider these men were very clear minded to their shame about their forsaking their Lord, hiding out of fear, standing far away from the cross among the crowds, not believing the women coming from the tomb, thinking they saw a ghost, wanting to touch the wounds, etc. They were behaving like normal people with their hopes dashed and utterly lost with their Master definitely dead, seen with their own eyes. By the way the earliest deniers alleged the disciples stole His body when the sentry was sleeping (they could see when asleep? Neglect of duty) What's more, what did they have to gain to tell the world He was resurrected? They would be persecuted, arrested, tortured, imprisoned, killed. And wherever they went, these were so, exactly as what the extrabiblical hostile writers mentioned. Even more, amazing things were happening with their preaching, signs and wonders that the Master would do before He died, things that people could not deny. So it is evidential, existential and supernatural!

[@fado792]

What an elaborate, gruwesome hard to believe way to commnicate with us for a ALMIGHTY God who tries to repair his Creation. Its like a fairy tale. And lets be honest. It is a fairytale.

[@Mindmartyr]

To say there's no historical evidence for the resurrection is to deny the voice of history itself. The year isn't 2024 because some peasant taught some nice lessons.

[@drdarrylschroeder5691]

Hello - There was no actually Resurrection. After having healed the son of Pilate He was taken down after three hours and by prior arrangement passed into the hands of herbalist doctor uncle Josephus who treated Him for three days with the assistance of Jesus' Brothers (two of twelve) Mikaal (Archangel Michael) and Franchalah who were seen after the stone was rolled back after the third day. Blessings

[@johnpratts2856]

If only! 😂 I'm happy this is false. I do wish that Jesus would have met Josephus. That would be a fun interaction.

[@drdarrylschroeder5691]

Hello - Thank you. No laughing matter really. This fact is confirmed in The Winds of Truth Great Writings of the Truths of GOD six volumes presented at Glastonbury at the Second Coming on 5 June 1941. The two Archangels were seen on the third day after the rolling back of the stone by the women. Jesus and Doctor Josephus of Arimathaea were actually intimately related to each other, in that they both founded a Church in Glastonbury, Somerset, which is the heart centre of the Earth. The first Bishop of the Christian Church consulted all the Disciples, which Apostles unanimously admitted that the Nazarene had survived the Crucifixion. Books are available from the WOT Trust. Blessings - Rev Dr Darryl HA Schroeder PhD/Ministry@@johnpratts2856

[@matswessling6600]

lots of people dies for what they believed in but wasnt true. gospels isnt anything but stories.

[@hoopoe3093]

Jesus was not crucified but only his lookalike. He was saved by God & will return back. It was all a CRUCIFICTION! 😮

[@johnpratts2856]

That's a pretty... Islamic way of viewing things?

[@MontyVideo969]

Let's suppose christianity is a scam. That would account for everything in the bibble because the bibble is the scam. Case closed.

[@johnpratts2856]

The Hell did I just read? 😅