Craig Evans
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A Suffering Messiah?
On this episode we’ll be concluding our brief series through the Servant Songs by taking a look at the song of the Suffering Servant from Isaiah 53. Where exactly does this famous hymn begin, and is there any evidence that readers of Isaiah believed it pointed to the coming Messiah? Are there any references to […]
History, Archaeology, & the Bible
What can we learn about the Bible from the study of archaeology? Are there any discoveries in particular that shed light on the life and ministry of Jesus of Nazareth? What are we to think of skeptics who refuse to believe in the historicity of biblical stories unless they are confirmed by archaeological evidence? Michael […]
Were Jews Expecting a Divine Messiah?
On this edition of White Horse Inn, Michael Horton talks with New Testament Scholar Craig Evans about messianic expectations in first century Judaism. Their conversation focuses on an important find among the Dead Sea Scroll collection known as the Melchizedek Scroll. It contains multiple parallels to the book of Hebrews. Craig Evans is the author […]
Jesus & His World
What can we learn about the Bible from the study of archaeology? Are there any discoveries in particular that shed light on the life and ministry of Jesus of Nazareth? What are we to think of skeptics who refuse to believe in the historicity of biblical stories unless they are confirmed by archaeological evidence? Joining […]
Jesus in Modern Scholarship
Can we trust the New Testament portrait of Jesus, or is the Jesus of history radically different from the Jesus of faith? What are we to think of scholars like Bart Ehrman who suggest that Jesus has been “misquoted,” and that the Bible has significantly changed over time? Joining the panel for this discussion is […]
