Peter Williams on the Gospels as eyewitness accounts.

Posted on December 21, 2011 by Brian LePort

Peter Williams builds on the work of scholars like Richard Bauckham and Tal Ilan in this apologetic presentation of the Gospels as eyewitness accounts:

(HT: Andrew Wilson)

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Categories: Gospels, Historical Studies, Peter Williams | 5 Comments

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5 thoughts on “Peter Williams on the Gospels as eyewitness accounts.”

  1. Keith

    I have heard this lecture when it was posted in another blog I subscribe too. It is great. Dr. Williams is an excellent speaker and he presents his material in a way that not only educates, but at times entertains you. This is not a boring, dry lecture. You will enjoy it.

  2. Steven Carr

    People actually saw Jesus flying into the sky on his way to Heaven, before disappearing into a cloud?

    The disciples actually saw Moses return from the dead, but didn’t let it affect their lives too much.

    Well, you wouldn’t , would you?

  3. Brian LePort

    Keith: agreed! He is great at keeping the attention of the audience.

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