If you read the comments of atheist and progressive Christian New Testament scholars, you will notice that they often say the four Gospels were written anonymously. The idea behind this assertion is an effort to discredit the Gospels and call… Read More ›
You will often hear the term, “textual variant,” by Bible critics, which means that the text of the New Testament varies in copies that have survived time and decay. Have you read different versions of the New Testament; the New… Read More ›
In the 27 letters of the New Testament, we have the greatest surviving written testimony of antiquity that has ever been recorded for one person. Contrary to critics who seek to impugn the reliability of the authors for the New… Read More ›
When the synoptic Gospels of Jesus Christ were written is of paramount importance. Liberal scholars assert that they were written late in the first century by non-eyewitnesses. If this is true then the entire premise of the New Testament is… Read More ›
“I write books so that I might make Jesus known to the world. None of my books or articles are written for profit. I do not receive compensation for any of my published works. My purpose in writing about Jesus… Read More ›
There is a principle in Biblical Hermeneutics which defines the first place a particular word, idea, or phrase occurs in the Bible as the primary defining parameter. One of the constructs of the Bible in demonstrating its supernatural structure, is… Read More ›
When Peter stood before a great crowd of people gathered on the Feast of Pentecost, he cited 25 prophecies from the Hebrew scriptures that describe the Messiah.[1] Every one of these prophecies Peter applied to Jesus in proving that the… Read More ›
How a person asks a question, often reveals the reason they are asking a question Rarely do I find people who have the quality of inquisitiveness in genuinely wanting to know and understand the Bible. On occasion persons cross my… Read More ›
What few consider in describing the events of the Rapture and the following seven year Tribulation, is what will happen the day the Rapture takes place on earth. A fair estimate of the number of believers in Jesus who will… Read More ›
In Matthew chapter 13, Jesus describes the difficulty of those who do not believe in Him, and the impossibility that they can understand the depth of meaning in the Bible. Unbelievers are limited to the surface meaning of scripture, and… Read More ›
Is a New Testament scholar an authority regarding the true facts and reliability of the narratives concerning Jesus? If you are like many people, you would say “yes.” What if this scholar is an atheist and doesn’t believe that God… Read More ›
Whenever we are endeavoring to discover the source of a document from antiquity, it is the actual document that we must examine first. In the style of the writer we can detect a great deal about his personage. In the… Read More ›
If God exists and He desires that we know Him, how would He communicate with us and prove His existence? You might find it interesting that nowhere in the Bible does God seek to prove His existence. He knows, that… Read More ›
One of the comments that is often made by critics of the Bible, and members of other religions who do not believe that Jesus is God, is the claim that Jesus never claimed to be God in the New Testament…. Read More ›
In the past 46 years I have conducted over a thousand debates with atheists concerning the evidence that proves the New Testament is reliable. To the present day, every assertion presented by atheists, are the same errors I have heard… Read More ›
It is a frequent assertion by atheist New Testament scholars, that Paul never saw the risen Jesus. This idea is particularly peculiar because the entire point of the New Testament is that eyewitnesses saw Jesus and they recorded a historical… Read More ›
It is commonly asserted by people who do not believe God exists, that a person can be moral without God or His word. When we examine this premise there are many inadequacies as to its logic. What many people forget… Read More ›
One of the common arguments put forth in modern New Testament Criticism, is the assertion of discrepancies and inconsistencies caused by textual variants. When we examine these alleged difficulties we often find they are nothing more that minor problems that… Read More ›
At its inception New Testament criticism was intended as a forensic method for proving the scriptures of the Koine-Greek texts describing the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus, were valid. Today New Testament criticism is used by the enemies of… Read More ›
The prophecies of the Bible are one of the most extraordinary realities of human life. God has spoken to us through His word and left us with stunning evidence of His existence and knowledge of all things. “The Prophecies of… Read More ›
When a person hears that there are 300,000 Textual Variants in the New Testament, they are naturally concerned. When we hear that the Gospels were written anonymously, we wonder if they are accurate. If a scholar states that the Gospels… Read More ›
A confusing aspect of Jesus’ sacrifice for many people is His submission to the Father as a servant. Although Jesus is spoken of as equal to God in every regard, when He came to earth as the Messiah, He set… Read More ›
“The Rapture: Jesus, Coming For His Church,” is the result of 46 years of teaching through the Book of Revelation, and the Prophecies of the Last Days. The Following is the Preface for this new book: “Let not your heart… Read More ›
Many atheist New Testament scholars have described Jesus as a fabrication. Some admit He was a real person but He never claimed to be God. Modern atheist scholars assert that Jesus was made God by the writers of the New… Read More ›
Jesus often described people who think they are righteous by their works as difficult to save. In Luke’s Gospel, Jesus said: “I have come to call not those who think they are righteous, but those who know they are sinners… Read More ›
Thomas McKean was one of America’s leading legal authorities. He wrote a commentary on the Constitution of the United States in 1792. He signed the Declaration of Independence, and helped author the constitutions of Pennsylvania, Delaware, and served as governor… Read More ›
Robert Clifton Robinson 