Confirming Yeshua, Volume 2: The historical evidence that substantiates Jesus historicity and Biblical identity

"Confirming Yeshua" is the "one-stop to go", probably the most comprehensive collection of information out there, corroborating Jesus Christ as the foreseen messiah in the Old Testament, the savior of the world in Isaiah 53..Volume 2 is an invaluable resource for readers seeking a deeper understanding of the evidence supporting the reality of Jesus Christ. Volume 2, provides a comprehensive exploration of the life, teachings, and significance of Jesus Christ from multiple perspectives.Chapters 1 & 2The first two chapters delve into the genealogy of Jesus and the concept of the God-Man, examining the differences between the genealogies in Matthew and Luke and the confirmation of Jesus as the Messiah. The burial and resurrection of Jesus are also discussed in chapter two, and objections to his resurrection are evaluated.Chapter 3It focuses on the evidence of authenticity, archaeology, and undesigned coincidences in the book of Acts.Chapter 4It examines a written debate between a Christian apologist and an atheist historian on the plausibility of the Christian faith.Chapter 5The historicity of Jesus is explored, examining sources that testify to his existence and the reliability of the Gospels.Chapter 6It delves into books that oppose Jesus Christ as an authentic historical figure and his resurrection.Chapters 7 - 14They take a deep dive into the history, science, and faith surrounding the Shroud of Turin. This burial cloth is believed by many to be the actual shroud in which Jesus of Nazareth was buried, and the image on the cloth is said to be a miraculous impression left by his body as he lay in the tomb. The book explores the biblical references to the burial shroud of Jesus, its chronology from AD 30 to the 14th century, recent scientific discoveries, and overwhelming cumulative evidence that supports its authenticity. The body image of the Shroud and the bloodstains on it are also examined in detail, as well as the various theories surrounding the creation of the image, including the possibility that it was created by radiation or some other unknown means. The author offers a balanced and objective look at the Shroud of Turin, examining both the evidence for and against its authenticity and exploring its spiritual and theological significance.Chapter 15 It delves into the question of what Jesus Christ looked like from a historical and cultural perspective. The chapter explores the different sources that provide insight into Jesus' appearance during his lifetime, including the Bible, contemporary descriptions, and cultural norms. The depiction of Jesus in art throughout history is also discussed, from early Christian mosaics to Renaissance paintings and contemporary works. Read more