General Posts

What do the first 400 years of Christianity teach us about our New Testament. A survey of historical data and how it applies to modern skepticism of the canon of the New Testament. This is the 13th video in the series “Evidence for the Bible”. Check out the other videos in this series to learn more reasons why you can and should believe in the Bible.

Ezekiel 10-11 are the concluding chapters to a prophetic vision that began in chapter 8. In this episode we discover how these chapters provide more Godhead talk from the Old Testament and the departure of the glory of God from the temple.

Examining the 1st century evidence for the canonicity of the New Testament books. This oft-ignored era is crucial to understanding why the NT books are canonical. Skeptics often miss or ignore this data.

Dr. Heiser answers your questions.

links referenced:

Romans 5:12 and the fate of the unborn, aborted, those who cannot believe
Dissociative Disorder
Link to Mikes recommended reading for 2nd Temple Jewish Literature

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Ezekiel 8 and 9 falls in the section of Ezekiel that concerns two themes: the punishment of Jerusalem and the departure of the glory of God. In Chapter 8 we’re introduced to some specific points of Israelite idolatry – worship of Asherah and worshipping

Having performed a series of sign acts dramatizing the demise of Jerusalem and the temple in (Ezek 4-5) and explaining the justification for God’s punishment (Ezek 6), in Ezekiel 7 the prophet tries to jolt the exiles with the reality of the impending do