At the end of His public ministry on earth, after He had risen from the dead, Jesus met with His disciples and gave them the key to the entire Bible. Jesus said that everything written for the Messiah by the… Read More ›
The Trials of Jesus
The Messianic Prophecies Are The Most Important Fundamentals Of The Bible
What if I told you that the most important fact of the Bible is one that many people are not aware of, or often ignore altogether? Many scholars will tell you that the Bible contains a large percentage of prophecy,… Read More ›
One Gospel: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, Combined As One Incredible Story
When we read through the four gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John–separately, it is impossible to receive all of the information about the events that are being described. Each individual writer is recording the things that he remembered, while… Read More ›
What Did Jesus Do That He Deserved To Die?
COPYRIGHT WARNING Crucifixion is described as one of the most horrific ways to put a man to death. Reserved for only the worst of criminals, what had Jesus done that warranted such vicious treatment? As we read the accounts of… Read More ›
He Spoke the Universe Into Existence, But He Spoke Not a Word in His Own Defense
COPYRIGHT WARNING Although the prophecies of the Old Testament describe the Messiah as God, specific predictions such as the prophecies written by Isaiah, also define Him as: pouring out His soul unto death. Possessing the power of creation and destruction, the… Read More ›
According to Jewish Law, Jesus Should Have Been Set Free
COPYRIGHT WARNING According to the laws of Israel, many of which became the very fabric of American and International law, Jesus indictment, trials, and conviction–were unjust. In any other court of law in a civilized nation, no system of government… Read More ›
The Six Illegal Trials of Jesus
According to Prophecy 309, Jesus was killed on April 14, 32 A.D., at 3:00 in the afternoon. There were six trials that were conducted the night before Jesus was crucified. All of these proceedings were illegal, based on the rule… Read More ›
Robert Clifton Robinson 
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