8 Points to Consider: The Authenticity of the Bible {Evidence of the Resurrection} 7 of 9

Last updated on: March 10, 2014 at 11:25 am by Karen Trifiletti

8 Points to Consider: The Authenticity of the Bible {Evidence of the Resurrection} 7 of 9 2014-03-10T11:25:41-07:00 Karen Trifiletti

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Critics and skeptics have long attacked Jesus’ Resurrection. Why so?? Well, in short, if the Resurrection can be disproved, all the other claims about Jesus Christ can also be dismissed. Christianity would crumble.

In this cast in the I Believe Podcast series on the Authenticity of the Bible (its reliability, not its perfection), guest D.M. Johnson and I will review much of the evidence which shows that the Resurrection of Jesus Christ is a validated, critical, wonderful historical event.

By His wounds we are healed. Isaiah 53:5

We’ll use the minimal facts approach, which means we’ll be looking at five key facts from the New Testament which can only be explained by the Resurrection.

Please join D.M. Johnson and I as we discuss this crucial area of Christianity. As always, we invite you to turn to the Bible yourself; it’s easy for some to hide behind the veneer of study and intellectual pursuit, to the exclusion of never coming to know whether or not something is true which comes by reading, study and sincere prayer which God alone can answer personally. This doesn’t exclude due diligence in any way, shape, or form, but means that once we have done that, we must come to a point of appealing to God for our ultimate witness and knowledge of truth. We are equipped to know it. I witness that you can receive a witness that Jesus was indeed and is indeed Resurrected, if you will honestly ask from a desire to know. I assure you that God will speak to you in a language and way that you will understand.

Please find the complete transcript at ibelievepodcast.com.

Scripture: Ask, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you. (Matthew 7:7, KJV).

Additional Episodes:

{Overview} 8 Points to Consider: The Authenticity of the Bible

3 Fallen Notions About the Fall

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