
Was Jesus a Liar, Lunatic, Legend, or Lord?
Test the familiar trilemma against Jesus’ claims, early testimony, and the alternatives people use to keep Him at a safer distance.
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Evidence of Jesus ·
Test the familiar trilemma against Jesus’ claims, early testimony, and the alternatives people use to keep Him at a safer distance.
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Prophecies of Jesus ·
Trace the Old Testament’s messianic storyline from promise and covenant through suffering, resurrection, kingship, and the coming kingdom.
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Evidence of Jesus ·
Examine the historical sources that place Jesus in the real world of first-century Judea—not as a myth, symbol, or later invention.
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Evidence of Jesus ·
What Scripture and early sources can establish about costly witness to the risen Christ—and where later martyrdom traditions need restraint.
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Evidence of Jesus ·
Acts records Matthias as a resurrection witness; later accounts of his death are uncertain, but his place in the early proclamation is clear.
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Evidence of Jesus ·
How did Simon the Zealot die? Scripture does not tell us. The New Testament names him among the Twelve apostles and remembers him in the post-ascension apostolic company, but it does not…
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Evidence of Jesus ·
How did Jude/Thaddaeus die? Scripture does not tell us. The New Testament names him among the Twelve, distinguishes him from Judas Iscariot, and preserves one question he asked Jesus, but it does…
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How did James son of Alphaeus die? Scripture does not tell us. The Bible names James son of Alphaeus among the Twelve apostles, but it does not record his individual ministry, final…
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