Majosta Confirming Yeshua: The historical evidence that substantiates Jesus historicity and Biblical identity

"Confirming Yeshua" Volume 1 is an invaluable resource for readers seeking a deeper understanding of the evidence supporting the reality of Jesus Christ. It explores one by one the fulfillment of over 300 prophecies about the Messiah in the life of Jesus, examines the historical reliability of the gospels, and provides evidence for the events surrounding the resurrection of Christ. With careful analysis of archaeological findings and textual evidence, the book demonstrates strong evidence supporting the historicity of Jesus and the accuracy of the Gospel accounts. In a world where misinformation and wrong claims are widely disseminated, "Confirming Yeshua" provides a comprehensive and evidence-based response to objections raised against the historicity of Jesus and his resurrection. Chapter 1 The books of the Old Testament contain various prophecies that point to the coming of the Messiah. In this book, we delve into the significance of the 356 prophecies about the coming of the Messiah, their fulfillment in the life of Jesus, and the evidence that supports their validity. We explore the prophecies in each book and the role they play in confirming Jesus as the Messiah. We examine how the prophecies describe the Messiah as the servant of the Lord, his role as a redeemer from sin, and his ultimate sacrifice on the cross. Chapter 2 It explores the prophecy of Daniel's seventy weeks and its significance in dating the book of Daniel. We discuss the start date of the prophecy and the historical and astronomical evidence that supports its validity. We also examine how the prophecy confirms Jesus as the Messiah and the exact date of his crucifixion and death. Chapter 3 For over two millennia, the crucifixion and death of Jesus Christ have been the subject of intense study and debate. Scholars, theologians, and historians have attempted to uncover the exact date and time of his death, as well as the events leading up to his crucifixion and subsequent resurrection. In this book, we will explore some of the most compelling evidence and arguments related to these topics. One of the most significant debates surrounding Jesus' crucifixion is the exact date on which it occurred. Some scholars believe that Jesus died on Friday, April 3, AD 33, at about 3 p.m. We will analyze the significance of this date and time and what it may mean. Chapter 4 We will examine each chapter of all four gospels individually and their historical reliability. We will look at various archaeological discoveries to gain a better understanding of the context in which the gospels were written. We will also explore the various locations and people mentioned in the New Testament. We will examine the events surrounding the resurrection of Jesus and the evidence that corroborates and confirms its occurrence. We will also delve into the diverging reports in the gospels referring to the burial and resurrection of Jesus and attempt to explain the discrepancies. Chapter 5 The authenticity and historicity of the gospels have been questioned. This book provides evidence corroborating the authenticity and historicity of the events described in the four Gospels. What archaeological findings corroborate the historicity, and provide examples of undesigned coincidences between one chapter of one of the gospels, and the other gospels, and New Testament texts Throughout the book, readers will find examples of undesigned coincidences between the four Gospels and other New Testament texts, further supporting the gospel's authenticity. Undesigned coincidences are a type of internal evidence that supports the historical reliability of the New Testament. These are instances where two or more Gospel accounts contain details that when examined closely, complement and explain each other in a way that would be difficult to fabricate or coordinate.