Jesus being interviewed privately by Pontius Pilate by William Brassey Hole
This is the seventh installment in our series on undesigned coincidences in the gospels, based on a presentation by Dr. Tim McGrew. For an introduction to undesigned coincidences and this series, go here.
In this article, we consider a pair of undesigned coincidences in Luke and John. Let’s dive in with Luke 23:2-4 (NIV), as Pilate is hearing accusations against Jesus: Continue reading
By Craig Dunkley – Originally published on American Thinker
Christianity is under attack in America, and it’s losing. Meanwhile, the Church is, in general, sitting out the fight and hoping the problem goes away.
Hope is not a strategy. It’s time to act. Continue reading
Driving of the Merchants from the Temple, Scarsellino, 1580-1585
This is the sixth installment in our series on undesigned coincidences in the gospels, based on a presentation by Dr. Tim McGrew. For an introduction to undesigned coincidences and this series, go here.
In this article, we’ll consider an undesigned coincidence between Mark 14:57-58, Mark 15:29-30, and John 2:18-20. Continue reading
Bethsaida and Chorazin near the shores of the Sea of Galilee (Tiberias)
This is the fifth installment in our series on undesigned coincidences in the gospels, based on a presentation by Dr. Tim McGrew. For an introduction to undesigned coincidences and this series, go here.
In this article, we’ll consider several undesigned coincidences that are spread across three gospels that provide an even more complete picture of the feeding of the 5,000.
Let’s get started with Matthew 11:21 (NIV), in which Jesus is castigating some unrepentant towns: Continue reading
Jesus Before Herod Antipas, Albrecht Durer, 1509
This is the fourth installment in our series on undesigned coincidences in the gospels, based on a presentation by Dr. Tim McGrew. For an introduction to undesigned coincidences and this series, go here.
In this article, we’ll consider the undesigned coincidence in Matthew 14:1-2 and Luke 8:3.
Let’s start with Matthew 14:1-2, in which Herod Antipas, the Jewish king—and Roman puppet—was fretting about this man, Jesus: Continue reading
This is the third installment in our series on undesigned coincidences in the gospels, based on a presentation by Dr. Tim McGrew. For an introduction to undesigned coincidences and this series, go here.
In this article, we offer you a two-for-one deal. Continue reading
The Transfiguration by Raphael, 1520
This is the second installment in our series on undesigned coincidences in the gospels, based on a presentation by Dr. Tim McGrew. For an introduction to undesigned coincidences and this series, go here.
In this article, we’ll consider the undesigned coincidence in Luke 9:36 and Mark 9:9. Continue reading
