Evidence For The Reliability Fo The New Testament Bible Insert
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The Case for the Reliability of the New Testament
The Case for the Reliability of the New Testament
(1) The New Testament Has Been Faithfully Transmitted
(1) The New Testament Has Been Faithfully Transmitted
(a) Ancient Sources Confirm the Early New Testament Canon i. Clement of Rome (c. A.D. 95) ii. Ignatius of Antioch (c. A.D. 115) iii. Polycarp, a disciple of John, (c. A.D. 108) (b) It Was Recognized in Geographically Independent Areas i. Irenaeus (in Asia Minor) ii. Origen (in Alexandria, Egypt) iii. Hippolytus (in Rome) iv. Eusebius (in Cæsarea, Palestine) v. Athanasius (in Alexandria, Eqypt) (c) The New Testament Can be Nearly Completely Re-Constructed from the Writings of the Early Church Fathers (d) The New Testament Documents are Larger in Number and Closer in Proximity to the Events Than ANY Other Ancient Record
(2) The New Testament Has Been Verified with Archeology (a) The Gospels and Writings Have Been Verified By Archeology i. The Census - by the Quirinius Inscription ii. Lysanias - by the Damascus Inscription iii. “The Pavement” - by the Tower of Antonia iv. Pontius Pilate - by the Pontus Pilate Rock v. Crucifixion - by remains of Yohanan Ben Ha'galgol vi. The Iconium - by the William Ramsay monument vii. “Politarch” - by Thessalonican Inscriptions viii. Sergius Paulus - by the Sergius Paulus Inscription ix. Gallio - by the Delphi Inscriptions (b) The Gospel of Luke Includes True Accounts of Roman Culture i. A correct description of ways to gain Roman citizenship ii. An accurate explanation of provincial penal procedure iii. A true depiction of invoking one's roman citizenship iv. A true description of being in Roman custody
(3) The New Testament Has Been Confirmed by Prophecy (a) The New Testament Contains Accurate Predictions From Jesus i. That Peter Would Deny Him Three Times ii. That Jerusalem and the Temple Would Be Destroyed iii. That the Church Would Survive and Grow iv. That the Gospel Would Be Preached to the World v. That His Words Would Never Be Forgotten (b) The New Testament Contains Accurate Predictions Fulfilled by Jesus Himself
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(a) Ancient Sources Confirm the Early New Testament Canon i. Clement of Rome (c. A.D. 95) ii. Ignatius of Antioch (c. A.D. 115) iii. Polycarp, a disciple of John, (c. A.D. 108) (b) It Was Recognized in Geographically Independent Areas i. Irenaeus (in Asia Minor) ii. Origen (in Alexandria, Egypt) iii. Hippolytus (in Rome) iv. Eusebius (in Cæsarea, Palestine) v. Athanasius (in Alexandria, Eqypt) (c) The New Testament Can be Nearly Completely Re-Constructed from the Writings of the Early Church Fathers (d) The New Testament Documents are Larger in Number and Closer in Proximity to the Events Than ANY Other Ancient Record
(2) The New Testament Has Been Verified with Archeology (a) The Gospels and Writings Have Been Verified By Archeology i. The Census - by the Quirinius Inscription ii. Lysanias - by the Damascus Inscription iii. “The Pavement” - by the Tower of Antonia iv. Pontius Pilate - by the Pontus Pilate Rock v. Crucifixion - by remains of Yohanan Ben Ha'galgol vi. The Iconium - by the William Ramsay monument vii. “Politarch” - by Thessalonican Inscriptions viii. Sergius Paulus - by the Sergius Paulus Inscription ix. Gallio - by the Delphi Inscriptions (b) The Gospel of Luke Includes True Accounts of Roman Culture i. A correct description of ways to gain Roman citizenship ii. An accurate explanation of provincial penal procedure iii. A true depiction of invoking one's roman citizenship iv. A true description of being in Roman custody
(3) The New Testament Has Been Confirmed by Prophecy (a) The New Testament Contains Accurate Predictions From Jesus i. That Peter Would Deny Him Three Times ii. That Jerusalem and the Temple Would Be Destroyed iii. That the Church Would Survive and Grow iv. That the Gospel Would Be Preached to the World v. That His Words Would Never Be Forgotten (b) The New Testament Contains Accurate Predictions Fulfilled by Jesus Himself
For the ‘Complete Story’, Visit www.PleaseConvinceMe.com
The Case for the Reliability of the New Testament
(1) The New Testament Has Been Faithfully Transmitted
(1) The New Testament Has Been Faithfully Transmitted
(a) Ancient Sources Confirm the Early New Testament Canon i. Clement of Rome (c. A.D. 95) ii. Ignatius of Antioch (c. A.D. 115) iii. Polycarp, a disciple of John, (c. A.D. 108) (b) It Was Recognized in Geographically Independent Areas i. Irenaeus (in Asia Minor) ii. Origen (in Alexandria, Egypt) iii. Hippolytus (in Rome) iv. Eusebius (in Cæsarea, Palestine) v. Athanasius (in Alexandria, Eqypt) (c) The New Testament Can be Nearly Completely Re-Constructed from the Writings of the Early Church Fathers (d) The New Testament Documents are Larger in Number and Closer in Proximity to the Events Than ANY Other Ancient Record
(2) The New Testament Has Been Verified with Archeology (a) The Gospels and Writings Have Been Verified By Archeology i. The Census - by the Quirinius Inscription ii. Lysanias - by the Damascus Inscription iii. “The Pavement” - by the Tower of Antonia iv. Pontius Pilate - by the Pontus Pilate Rock v. Crucifixion - by remains of Yohanan Ben Ha'galgol vi. The Iconium - by the William Ramsay monument vii. “Politarch” - by Thessalonican Inscriptions viii. Sergius Paulus - by the Sergius Paulus Inscription ix. Gallio - by the Delphi Inscriptions (b) The Gospel of Luke Includes True Accounts of Roman Culture i. A correct description of ways to gain Roman citizenship ii. An accurate explanation of provincial penal procedure iii. A true depiction of invoking one's roman citizenship iv. A true description of being in Roman custody
(3) The New Testament Has Been Confirmed by Prophecy (a) The New Testament Contains Accurate Predictions From Jesus i. That Peter Would Deny Him Three Times ii. That Jerusalem and the Temple Would Be Destroyed iii. That the Church Would Survive and Grow iv. That the Gospel Would Be Preached to the World v. That His Words Would Never Be Forgotten (b) The New Testament Contains Accurate Predictions Fulfilled by Jesus Himself
For the ‘Complete Story’, Visit www.PleaseConvinceMe.com
(a) Ancient Sources Confirm the Early New Testament Canon i. Clement of Rome (c. A.D. 95) ii. Ignatius of Antioch (c. A.D. 115) iii. Polycarp, a disciple of John, (c. A.D. 108) (b) It Was Recognized in Geographically Independent Areas i. Irenaeus (in Asia Minor) ii. Origen (in Alexandria, Egypt) iii. Hippolytus (in Rome) iv. Eusebius (in Cæsarea, Palestine) v. Athanasius (in Alexandria, Eqypt) (c) The New Testament Can be Nearly Completely Re-Constructed from the Writings of the Early Church Fathers (d) The New Testament Documents are Larger in Number and Closer in Proximity to the Events Than ANY Other Ancient Record
(2) The New Testament Has Been Verified with Archeology (a) The Gospels and Writings Have Been Verified By Archeology i. The Census - by the Quirinius Inscription ii. Lysanias - by the Damascus Inscription iii. “The Pavement” - by the Tower of Antonia iv. Pontius Pilate - by the Pontus Pilate Rock v. Crucifixion - by remains of Yohanan Ben Ha'galgol vi. The Iconium - by the William Ramsay monument vii. “Politarch” - by Thessalonican Inscriptions viii. Sergius Paulus - by the Sergius Paulus Inscription ix. Gallio - by the Delphi Inscriptions (b) The Gospel of Luke Includes True Accounts of Roman Culture i. A correct description of ways to gain Roman citizenship ii. An accurate explanation of provincial penal procedure iii. A true depiction of invoking one's roman citizenship iv. A true description of being in Roman custody
(3) The New Testament Has Been Confirmed by Prophecy (a) The New Testament Contains Accurate Predictions From Jesus i. That Peter Would Deny Him Three Times ii. That Jerusalem and the Temple Would Be Destroyed iii. That the Church Would Survive and Grow iv. That the Gospel Would Be Preached to the World v. That His Words Would Never Be Forgotten (b) The New Testament Contains Accurate Predictions Fulfilled by Jesus Himself
For the ‘Complete Story’, Visit www.PleaseConvinceMe.com
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