Raskrinkano - Biblija nije iskvarena

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Često se čuje na internetu "Bible is corrupted". To je potpuno raskrinkano.
Stari zavjet se ni ne propituje s obzirom na dokaze koji Židovi nude. Dok Novi zavjet, radi se o velikom broju (5+ tisuća) davno pisanih rukopisa svetih Evanđelja na grčkom i td., koji potjeću čak sve od 1. stoljeća, što potvrđuje pouzdanost Novog zavjeta.

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An ancient inscription in the Egyptian desert may contain something explosive: the actual signature of a MAJOR biblical figure (Mojsije  ), carved in stone. In this video, we break down the shocking new claim, the skeptical pushback, and whether this discovery could be some of the earliest biblical confirmation to date.

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Can I trust the Bible? With millions of young people exploring God and debating the truth, this recent talk at Questioning Christianity LIVE in Brisbane Australia might just be Wes Huff's' best ever. Shout out to our friends at Apologetics Canada for partnering in these events!

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Dr. Bart Ehrman declares what he thinks is the most significant discovery in the history of biblical studies. Does Dr. Craig agree?

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Can archaeology verify the historical reliability of the Bible? In this fascinating lecture, we dive into the "City of David" to explore the 10th-century Iron Age structures and the incredible discovery of ancient "bullae"—clay seals used by royal officials. Learn how the Babylonian conquest of 586 BC inadvertently preserved the names of obscure biblical figures like Gemariah ben Shaphan through the very fires that destroyed Jerusalem. We trace the dramatic history of the Assyrian invasion under Sennacherib and see how a "massive convergence of testimony" between archaeological finds and the books of Jeremiah and Kings brings ancient Israel to life. From the halls of Cambridge to the excavations of Eilat Mazar, discover the inscriptional evidence that bridges the gap between faith and history.