The records of antiquity contain evidence that allow us to know whether events that took place in the historical record are true. What we know about these past events can only be understood through the writings of those who saw… Read More ›
Forensic Evidence for the Resurrection of Jesus
Who Can Sit At God’s Right Hand?
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 ›
Proving The Existence Of God
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 ›
He Is Risen: Historical Evidence That Proves Jesus Rose From The Dead
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 ›
Answering The Claim: “There Is No Evidence For God”
It is a common phrase, but one that not many know how to defend: “There is no evidence for God.” The atheist is famous for reciting these words, thinking that they are indefensible. The basis of the atheist’s claim that… Read More ›
Yeshu: The Historical Jesus
Jesus As A Matter Of History No credible Biblical scholar today believes that Jesus was not a real person of history. The evidence for His existence is so overwhelming, that to deny Jesus lived in Galilee at the time depicted… Read More ›
Empirical Evidence For The Resurrection Of Jesus Christ
The Facts Which Prove The Resurrection of Jesus Today, the world is in possession of one of the most compelling and empirical pieces of evidence for the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, that has ever been discovered. Once regarded as a forgery… Read More ›
Robert Clifton Robinson 
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