Can We Really Trust the Bible? - Ben Stuart

[@benjaminhoffman3848]

This guy is very engaging and gives a good overview of textual analysis that shows we can trust the Bible.

[@woosterwarrrior766]

Thank You Lord for this man that has a way of putting complex things on the lower shelf for me. I speak God’s richest blessings over this ministry in Jesus name

[@taniadiaz2508]

This is so comforting.

[@joshua_klein]

So good

[@teresa8287]

Praise God!

[@1603shadow]

Praise Jesus, thank you Pastor Ben that was great.

[@jrive075]

Excited to listen since I missed it on Sunday!

[@cheer1volley2]

Love learning from your preaching, Ben! Thanks for all you do!

[@rosalieo5045]

Very engaging speaker

[@baileyfoster]

thank you Ben!!

[@kylealonso5201]

Thank you Pastor Ben for taking all this “nerdy” stuff 😌 and putting it into a language that we can understand. God bless you sir!

[@PoliticallyInCorrect1]

It's crazy how God made sure the whole world can have a translation of the bible regardless of the papia turned to sand

[@anthonylocascio931]

Somehow I understood this and now am more convinced of what I always knew to be so… the Bible is the TRUTH. THANK YOU for breaking this down is a way that I could easily understand.

[@sparky8574]

17:00 This makes sense given most learned men were clergymen in this time, so spent all of their time making copies of their holy books. You also bring the point that we have fewer copies and from later dates after the events depicted. This doe snot give credence to the Bible, that's just an argument for why there are clear issues with relying on strictly the written accounts. Hence you have archeology to help confirm things.

[@sparky8574]

Ehrman lost his faith over the question of Suffering. Not because of his scholarship.

[@Mike-qt7jp]

Here is some proof we can trust the Bible; The Bible in the Old Testament predicted the Messiah would come from the tribe of Judah; Jesus was. The Bible predicted the Messiah would be born in Bethlehem; Jesus was. The Bible predicted the Messiah would be called a Nazarene; Jesus grew up in Nazareth. The Bible said the Messiah would be rejected by His own people; most Jews rejected Christ. The Bible said the Messiah would have his hands and feet pierced; it happened to Christ on the cross. The Bible said the Messiah would be given vinegar; Jesus was given vinegar when He was hanging on the cross. The Bible said the Messiah would be buried in a rich man's tomb; Jesus was buried in the tomb of Joseph of Arimathea, who was very rich. The Bible said the Messiah would die a criminal's death; Jesus was crucified between two criminals. The Bible said The Messiah would NOT have any broken bones; it was customary for crucified individuals to have their bones broken to hasten death, but when they came to Jesus, He was already dead. The Bible said the Messiah would be despised; the mobs spit on Jesus and mocked Him on the cross. The Bible said the Messiah would be a light unto the Gentiles (non-Jews) the Jews, by and large do NOT believe in Jesus, it is Gentiles (non-Jews) around the world who worship the Jewish Messiah, Jesus. The Bible says Jerusalem "...kills the prophets." While Jesus was much more than just a prophet, He was killed in Jerusalem. The Bible said the Messiah would be from the lineage of King David; Jesus was. The Bible said the Messiah would be called from Egypt; the parents of the infant Jesus, took Him to Egypt, until they were told they could bring Him back; the King who wanted to kill Him had himself died. The Bible said the Messiah would have people gamble for His clothes; the soldiers at the crucifixion gambled for Jesus' cloak. The Bible said the Messiah would bring in a new covenant; Jesus did. His death on the cross, once for all did away with the need for the slaughtering of lambs at the Jewish temple. The Bible said the Messiah would come 483 years AFTER the decree to re-build the temple; Jesus made His triumphant entry into Jerusalem on the very day as predicted. The Bible said the Messiah would suffer; Jesus was beaten, had his beard ripped out of His face, and was brutally nailed to the cross. The Bible said the Messiah would be a prophet; Jesus predicted the destruction of the Jewish Temple in Jerusalem. The Bible said the Messiah would come riding on a donkey; Jesus did. The Bible said the Messiah would be betrayed for 30 pieces of silver; Judas Iscariot was given 30 pieces of silver for betraying Jesus. The Bible said the Messiah would be a willing sacrifice; Jesus willingly went to the cross, and even predicted His death in Jerusalem. The Bible said the Messiah would be proceeded by a messenger; Jesus was heralded by John the Baptist. The Bible said the Messiah would be descended from Abraham; Jesus was a descendant of Abraham. The Bible said the Messiah would be lifted up; Jesus was lifted up on the cross. The Bible said the Messiah would perform signs of healing; Jesus did. There are literally three HUNDRED prophecies fulfilled by Jesus.

[@urasam2]

Clearly he has never asked a Jew what Isaiah 53 is really about

[@anthonylocascio931]

Really? Sounds pretty clear to me he has consulted with the greatest Jew that ever lived.

[@urasam2]

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