Jesus' Birth: The Date Debate

[@gwynvr]

Absolutely fantastic! My favorite part is where he runs down all the examples through Biblical history where “God came to dwell among us”!

[@SunnyESTflower]

What an amazing thing to see the Lord’s plan from the very beginning! It is such a blessing to celebrate His appointed times!

[@janetbillmccloskey1597]

What a beautiful educated insight into the appointed calendar timing for Jesus to come into the world!

[@nicolebelich5084]

These Bible classes are outstanding! You are a phenomenal teacher.

[@HeartsintheHome]

I love all the graphics - it makes it so easy to follow! Thanks for showing us yet more details in God's amazing and intricate Word. There's always so much to discover.

[@esthervanrooyen2323]

Thankyou só much , for this extremely well explained method of finding out when our Saviour was born I truelly find all your Bible class studies very clear & well explained Looking forward to studying the whole Word of God with you Also thankyou for sharing this special gift of teaching you have , with all of us

[@noahdownie6131]

I like the longer video style! It makes my morning drives to work far more enjoyable. Keep its up, 10/10

[@Swiss_Chemist]

If Jesus was really born in September it just gives 9/11 that much more meaning I also agree it can be found in the Bible following John the Baptist’s birth. I just didn’t really understand weeks, but thank you so much for this 🙏

[@nathanieldiaz2845]

Bro I've watched a few of your videos now bro I like you this is what I'm talking about this is truth this is biblical

[@BibleClassOnline]

Awesome! I'm glad you found us!

[@gwynvr]

My second favorite part? Go to 13:23!!

[@noahdownie6131]

It’s so terrible.

[@noahdownie6131]

But I love it.

[@sharonauria9100]

Hahahaha yessss!!

[@petecoogan]

Can you determine when Harry Potter was born based on the Philosopers Stone?

[@BibleClassOnline]

I'm not very familiar with the source material, haha

[@petecoogan]

Ugh. Jesus was fictional. Watch Richard Carrier videos. Religion scholars agree that Moses and Jesus never lived

[@BibleClassOnline]

Thanks for the feedback! While I'm not super familiar with Richard Carrier, I do believe he is one of very few academic scholars with relevant graduate credentials who argues against the historicity of Jesus. The overwhelming majority of scholars seem to agree with the historicity of Jesus (that He was, in fact, a real person). That, in and of itself, is not proof that Jesus existed (I rarely take the majority view on topics, haha), but in my albeit limited study of antiquity, I feel confident in the assertion that Jesus was, in fact, a real person. Many will argue that He was not the Messiah, or did not perform miracles, etc. These are certainly issues to debate, but I don't find much credibility in the mythicist arguments.