Ephrem the Syrian, writing in the fourth century, made some of the same points I've made about early Christian eschatology . He doesn...

I've discussed the prophecies of Isaiah in some recent posts. Something that's significant about Isaiah is how it combines so many p...

There's a prominent theme in the gospel of Luke about Jesus' determination to go to Jerusalem to complete what he came to earth to d...

I've written a lot over the years about Isaiah's Messianic prophecies. See here on Isaiah 9:1-7 and here on the Servant Songs, for...

I've occasionally been posting about evidence for the book of Revelation ( here and here , for example). Another line of evidence for t...

Writing of the Garden of Gethsemane, Matthew tells us that Jesus took some of his disciples with him, but "went a little beyond them, a...

We've argued that Isaiah 53:10-11 likely refers to the resurrection of the Servant of the Lord figure in Isaiah's Servant Songs . Th...

I've discussed the neglect of the argument from prophecy . That's especially relevant to the Easter season, since so many of the bes...

I could easily be ignorant of some work that's been done on this subject, but, at least in my experience, the evidence for the Jesus of ...

I want to put links to some of the relevant posts in our archives in one place: Is Psalm 22 Messianic? The Jewishness Of The Individual I...

One of the popular objections to Christian arguments for prophecy fulfillment is that the prophetic passages are too vague. Can Psalm 22 be ...

A common objection to Christian arguments for prophecy fulfillment is that the Old Testament passages don't identify themselves as Messi...

One of the aspects of Psalm 22 that doesn't get enough attention is how the psalm ends. The individual in the passage is approaching dea...

Discussions of prophecy fulfillment often get overly focused on a certain aspect of a passage to the neglect of others. A lot of attention w...

Skeptics often object to Christian prophecy fulfillment on the basis that the prophecies supposedly are too vague, that many people could be...

"The inhabiter and founder of the heavens lived on earth so that the human person, the earth-dweller, might travel to heaven. O day mor...

I wrote a post a few years ago about a geographical argument for prophecy fulfillment related to Christmas . It's based on Micah 5:2 and...

A lot depends on the audience you're addressing. Talking to a doubting Christian is different than talking to a Jesus mythicist who'...

It's widely neglected both in terms of quantity and quality. There are some pastors, apologists, and other individuals who are otherwise...

Michael Flowers recently recorded a video with Joshua Pearsall about the two passages . They make some good points about the passages and re...