This is part 2 of a 2-part evidential account/episode of proving the Bible's validity, credibility, historicity and truth in the life of mankind.

In this episode we will cover:

• Evidence of the Holy Spirit's existence
• Proof of the Resurrection of Christ
• The Apostles radical change of their lives post-resurrection
• The Gospels complementary work
• Liar, Lunatic or Lord?

NOTE: This may or may not be the last episode for Season 1. I plan on moving onto Season 2 soon, along with incorporating "Special Guest Specials..."

Please, leave a comment if you want to hear more of "Who is God:" and want me to do more content for this season's topic in particular...

Blessings,

Nothing New

The Bible is a book that has been critiqued and wondered about its reliability for centuries. Yet, many others have defended this to be the inerrant Word of God, that is true with 100% fulfilled prophecies, archaeological evidence, eye witness testimonies and so much more.

It is my duty to present to you the evidence as to why the Bible is true and that why I encourage everyone to put their faith in it.

Things that will be covered in this episode of part 1 of "Can We Trust The Bible?":

• Manuscripts
• Evidence of Jesus existence, death, burial and resurrection
• External accounts
• Eye witness testimonies
• Historicity and accuracy

I will admit, there are alot of challenging reads in the Bible and I don't blame anyone for feeling uncomfortable and having a problem with the material that is presented in the Bible (especially in the Old Testament).

But if we do not read in context and try to understand the bigger picture of why things took place as they did, then that is when debates, arguments and inaccurate perceptions happen. Instead, reading intently into the scriptures and asking questions to those who have studied well in certain areas will help us get the answers we want/need.

Although we read that "God is love," we must understand that God is just and there must be a justice system to press a charge against the evil and have the good prevail in the end.

Nothing God does is out of spite or evil intent, but out of justice, bring about a better circumstance (children in the Old Testament dying, but are brought up to Heaven; 2 Samuel 12:23, Isaiah 7:16, Deuteronomy 1:39, Matthew 18:3-6, 1 John 2:15-17) and to also prevent something bad from occurring...

Things covered:

• God's love, justice and righteousness
• Destruction of Canaanite women and children
• Evil and Sin
• The killings of animals