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An Examination of the Testimony of the Four Evangelists

Simon Greenleaf · Legal examination of testimony · 1846

…imony rather than dismissing them by prejudice or accepting them without examination. His legal approach draws attention to the difference between contradiction and the ordinary variation found among independent witnesses, and to questions of character, opportunity, motive, corro…

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Article · Jesus ChristBiblical exposition · Apologetics · Comparative theology

Not Just a Prophet

The divine identity of Jesus across the Gospels

…messenger and servant of God, not God the Son. His miracles are signs granted by God, not evidence that He shares God's identity. He must not be worshipped, and the Christian confession of His deity is treated as a corruption of true monotheism (Surahs 3:45-49; 4:171; 5:72-75; 19…

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Article · Biblical InterpretationBiblical exposition · Apologetics · Comparative theology · Historical study

Isaac, Not Ishmael

The covenant son and the sacrifice that points to Christ

…not racial: children of promise are produced by God's grace rather than human ability or legal bondage. No Arab is condemned merely for possible descent from Ishmael. No Jew or Christian is saved merely for claiming descent from Isaac. Paul has already said: "For ye are all the…

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