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Daily Archives: September 3, 2018
The Challenge of Using Messianic Prophecy in Outreach and Apologetics
Originally posted on THINKAPOLOGETICS.COM:
Introduction When I was a new Christian, I read several Christian apologetic books that stated there are over 300 Messianic prophecies that are all fulfilled in Jesus. At the time I thought this was a convincing…
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Mesopotamian Monday: Oracles to Esarhaddon — The Biblical Review
In any political situation, political figures look towards a variety of social figures, events, and things in order to find justification for their words and actions. For example, Fox News can serve as a means by which the words and … Continue reading
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