Christ Rejects Tradition?

The oldest written account of the Resurrection predates the gospels by decades and contains astonishing details. Most surprisingly, this compelling proof came from the worst enemy of the Church. 

Atheists and doubters accused Christians of inventing the Resurrection, copying ancient mythologies of dead heroes or gods. But the Resurrection of Jesus is a historical event so dramatically different that is cannot be compared to anything that came before or since. 

Some arguments raised against the Resurrection of Christ seem plausible at first, but actually they are illogical. Meanwhile, the followers of a modern rabbi insist that he is the promised Messiah, not Jesus. But how well does he compare to Jesus of Nazareth? 

When Jesus asks the Pharisees how David calls the Messiah “Lord,” they refuse to answer. What made that seemingly simple question so incendiary? 

Quels sont les grands textes bibliques de l’Ancien Testament qui préfigurent et annoncent le Christ ? En quoi peut-on dire que le Christ a accomplit les Écritures ? en quoi a-t-il agit conformément aux Écritures ? Comment doit-on lire l'Ancien Testament ? 

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