During my debate with Shabir Ally over the topic "The New Testament Picture of Jesus: Is it Accurate?" Dr. Ally made a number of claims about the Bible being irreconcilably contradictory and, therefore, not being God's Word. He argued that the genealogy in Matthew 1 was inaccurate because it left out three names and had the wrong number of names listed; that the accounts of Christ's resurrection in Matthew 28 and John 20 were hopelessly confused; that Luke's Gospel taught that Christ ascended to heaven the same day He rose, whole Acts taught that Christ only ascended forty days later; and that the accounts of the conversion of Saul of Tarsus in Acts 9, 22, and 26 disagreed with each other.
As part of the three-part series of review videos on the debate, I examined these claims by Dr. Ally and found them wanting. You can watch the review video below:
or view Bible Contradictions? Christ's Line, Resurrection, Ascension & Paul's Conversion; Shabir Ally's Case on YouTube by clicking here. You can also view it on my website here. If you think the video is valuable, please feel free to share it with others, "like" it on YouTube, and post comments on it both on the blog here and on the page where the video is uploaded.
-TDR
2 comments:
I understand why this took a long time to be put online. The production values are excellent and the editing obviously took quite a while. Thanks for this brother. I use your materials regularly and thank God for you.
Thank you for the encouragement, may they be a blessing to the saints of God, a conviction to the lost, and reflect honor on the God who has revealed Himself in Scripture and reconciled us in Christ.
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