Wesley Huff

No, saw the resurrected Jesus. Yeah, 1 Corinthians 15, Paul says that Jesus appeared to the disciples, and then he appeared to 400 people all at once. I mean, if we read the Gospel of Luke and Acts, so same author wrote these both documents, he says that Jesus was walking around teaching them for 40 days after he was resurrected from the dead.

No, saw the resurrected Jesus. Yeah, 1 Corinthians 15, Paul says that Jesus appeared to the disciples, and then he appeared to 400 people all at once. I mean, if we read the Gospel of Luke and Acts, so same author wrote these both documents, he says that Jesus was walking around teaching them for 40 days after he was resurrected from the dead.

No, saw the resurrected Jesus. Yeah, 1 Corinthians 15, Paul says that Jesus appeared to the disciples, and then he appeared to 400 people all at once. I mean, if we read the Gospel of Luke and Acts, so same author wrote these both documents, he says that Jesus was walking around teaching them for 40 days after he was resurrected from the dead.

And so these are written within a time period when you have people who would have seen Jesus' ministry, who were there, say, at something like the feeding of the 5,000, who could have been able to verify or debunk some of these things that are being said. And you go from a bunch of scared guys who – because Jesus wasn't the only messianic figure who arose and claimed to be the Messiah.

And so these are written within a time period when you have people who would have seen Jesus' ministry, who were there, say, at something like the feeding of the 5,000, who could have been able to verify or debunk some of these things that are being said. And you go from a bunch of scared guys who – because Jesus wasn't the only messianic figure who arose and claimed to be the Messiah.

And so these are written within a time period when you have people who would have seen Jesus' ministry, who were there, say, at something like the feeding of the 5,000, who could have been able to verify or debunk some of these things that are being said. And you go from a bunch of scared guys who – because Jesus wasn't the only messianic figure who arose and claimed to be the Messiah.

There were a number of – individuals both prior to and after Jesus, but they die and the movement dies with them.

There were a number of – individuals both prior to and after Jesus, but they die and the movement dies with them.

There were a number of – individuals both prior to and after Jesus, but they die and the movement dies with them.

Yeah. I mean, we know a lot about Roman crucifixion. Pretty brutal. And we know that they did their job well. And so, in fact, if you look at, say, very skeptical biblical scholars, like non-believing atheist agnostic Christian scholars, they will say if we can know anything about Jesus, like they'll cast a doubt on a lot of the things that we read about in the Gospels in terms of the.

Yeah. I mean, we know a lot about Roman crucifixion. Pretty brutal. And we know that they did their job well. And so, in fact, if you look at, say, very skeptical biblical scholars, like non-believing atheist agnostic Christian scholars, they will say if we can know anything about Jesus, like they'll cast a doubt on a lot of the things that we read about in the Gospels in terms of the.

Yeah. I mean, we know a lot about Roman crucifixion. Pretty brutal. And we know that they did their job well. And so, in fact, if you look at, say, very skeptical biblical scholars, like non-believing atheist agnostic Christian scholars, they will say if we can know anything about Jesus, like they'll cast a doubt on a lot of the things that we read about in the Gospels in terms of the.

actual historical Jesus of Nazareth, they'll say one thing we can be sure of is that he died by crucifixion under Pontius Pilate. Because we have not just multiple attested documents that we refer to as the New Testament, but Roman and Greek and Jewish writers refer to that claim afterwards. And talk about the fact that you have this guy. And it's mocked within earliest Christianity.

actual historical Jesus of Nazareth, they'll say one thing we can be sure of is that he died by crucifixion under Pontius Pilate. Because we have not just multiple attested documents that we refer to as the New Testament, but Roman and Greek and Jewish writers refer to that claim afterwards. And talk about the fact that you have this guy. And it's mocked within earliest Christianity.

actual historical Jesus of Nazareth, they'll say one thing we can be sure of is that he died by crucifixion under Pontius Pilate. Because we have not just multiple attested documents that we refer to as the New Testament, but Roman and Greek and Jewish writers refer to that claim afterwards. And talk about the fact that you have this guy. And it's mocked within earliest Christianity.

So one of our earliest... In fact, not one of. The earliest depiction of Jesus on the cross is called the Alexa Menos Graffito. And it's probably from the end of the first century. And it's a... It depicts... an individual with their arms raised in an act of worship, worshiping a man with a donkey's head who's being crucified. And right beside it, it says, Alexa Menos worships his God in Greek.

So one of our earliest... In fact, not one of. The earliest depiction of Jesus on the cross is called the Alexa Menos Graffito. And it's probably from the end of the first century. And it's a... It depicts... an individual with their arms raised in an act of worship, worshiping a man with a donkey's head who's being crucified. And right beside it, it says, Alexa Menos worships his God in Greek.

So one of our earliest... In fact, not one of. The earliest depiction of Jesus on the cross is called the Alexa Menos Graffito. And it's probably from the end of the first century. And it's a... It depicts... an individual with their arms raised in an act of worship, worshiping a man with a donkey's head who's being crucified. And right beside it, it says, Alexa Menos worships his God in Greek.

And it's mocking, right? Because crucifixion was for the lowest of the low. It was for like slaves. In fact, if you were a Roman citizen, you were banned from being crucified. Wow.

And it's mocking, right? Because crucifixion was for the lowest of the low. It was for like slaves. In fact, if you were a Roman citizen, you were banned from being crucified. Wow.