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This Confirms the Bible's Validity | @WesHuff
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3:00Now PlayingHow do we know the Bible is trustworthy? What evidence do we have that Scripture was truly written in the time and place it claims? Watch Wes Huff break down an overlooked but powerful case for the authenticity of the Bible, through something as simple as names. You’ll hear how the gospel writers used precise cultural details, like disambiguated names, that perfectly match first-century Jewish customs… something no forger centuries later could have fabricated.
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