If you have not already, make sure to read part one of this guest post by Wesley Huff. An Embarrassment of Riches… The Number of New Testament Manuscripts In 1631, a printing of the King James Bible suffered from a bit of serious typist error. At Exodus 20:14, the word “not” in the sentence “Thou … Read More “The Reliability of the Gospels – Part Two” »
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This is the first of a two part series on the reliability of the Gospels by Wesley Huff. Wesley is a Canadian apologist and student of the New Testament. You can find his blog here. When I was young, I remember watching a series of Christian video publications (that I later found out were produced … Read More “The Reliability of the Gospels – Part One” »
I love receiving comments on my blog (as long as they are respectful). Sometimes I discover things that I had never heard about before. Here is an example, a reply to blog post I did on the five hundred witnesses to the resurrection of Jesus. Look up the 500 soldiers guarding Jesus’ tomb in the Gospel … Read More “The 500 of 1 Corinthians 15 and the Gospel of Nicodemus” »
