Refuting Biblical Arguments from Silence
July 1, 2016
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Why do no other ancient sources mention things only in the Bible? Can we trust the Bible even though there is so much silence from the ancient world? This video addresses this issue.
Sources:
Antiquities - Josephus
Dethroning Jesus - Darrell Bock & Dan Wallace
Fabricating Jesus - Craig Evans
Did Jesus Exist - Bart Ehrman
Story as History - Samuel Bryskog
A General Introduction to the Bible - Norman L. Geisler & William E. Nix
Trusting the New Testament - JP Holding
Misquoting Jesus - Bart Ehrman
The Text of the Earliest New Testament Greek Manuscripts - Phillip Comfort & David P. Barrett
The Text of the New Testament - Bruce Metzger & Bart Ehrman
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