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Are the Gospels Historically Reliable? | Interview w/ Michael Jones - Inspiring Philosophy ​

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In this interview, we are joined by Michael Jones, founder of Inspiring Philosophy to respond to Rabbi Michael Skobac’s objections regarding the reliability of the Gospels.To support our work in responding to counter-missionaries, you can visit https://www.twomessianicjews.com/donateWe carefully examine several of Rabbi Skobac’s key claims, including:1:15 — The Gospels are religious propaganda, not history18:03 — Mark, Matthew, Luke, and John did not write the Gospels32:18 — Yeshua’s disciples did not speak Greek36:57 — The Gospels were written too late to be reliable48:40 — No ancient sources outside the Gospels corroborate the accountsMichael Jones addresses each objection with thoughtful analysis, drawing on biblical scholarship, Jewish and Greek history, and historical evidence from the Gospels.For a deeper dive, check out Michael’s full series on the reliability of the GospelsYou can also watch the full video from Jews for JudaismYou can also watch on our ⁠YouTube channel⁠Follow us on Social Media: ⁠Facebook⁠⁠Instagram⁠

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