Show Notes
In this episode, we explore the historical evidence supporting Jesus Christ as a real person, examining both biblical and non-biblical sources. We discuss how various historical documents, archaeological findings, and the authenticity of early Christian accounts affirm his existence and impact.
Chapters 00:00 Introduction: Jesus as Historical Figure 01:47 Evidence from Roman and Jewish History 04:03 Biblical & Extrabiblical Evidence 06:42 Authenticity in Historical Accounts 08:34 Crucifixion and Public Figure 11:11 Conclusion: Jesus' Teachings and FaithMore on Joshua 4: the chapter study. Try the Joshua 5 chapter study. We love coming back to the Joshua 6 walkthrough. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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