Shawn Ryan

And the context suggests that this is referring to the murder of the children in Bethlehem.

So this was there.

There's so many ancient prophecies about the coming of the Messiah.

So many that.

Jesus could not have intentionally fulfilled them.

In other words, one of the prophecies is that Jesus rode a donkey into Jerusalem before he was put to death.

Well, so what?

He could choose to do that.

Okay, I know there's a prophecy about that.

Go find me a donkey and I'll ride it in.

They'll think I'm the Messiah.

You know, he could have arranged certain, but there are things he could not have arranged.

His lineage, he couldn't arrange.

He couldn't have arranged that the soldiers gamble for his clothes when he was on the cross.

He couldn't have arranged for a lot of things, like where he was born.

Daniel even prophesied the time frame in which he was born.

There were all these things that he couldn't have arranged.

So there was a scholar by the name of Dr. Peter Stoner, a mathematician at a college in California.

And he said, wait a minute.

Some of these prophecies could be mathematically quantifiable.