Bob continues a discussion about the historicity of the resurrection, keying in today on Jewish and Roman witnesses!

ALSO: From Bob’s diary of his trip to Israel: The ruins of Caesarea: How they speak volumes.

Bob continues a discussion about the historicity of the resurrection, keying in today on Jewish and Roman witnesses!
ALSO: From Bob&rsquo;s diary of his trip to Israel: The ruins of Caesarea: How they speak volumes.

Bob Siegel is an author, radio talk show host and popular guest speaker at churches and college campuses across the country, using a variety of media including, seminars, formal debates, outdoor open forums and one-man drama presentations.

Bob Siegel is an author, radio talk show host and popular guest speaker at churches and college campuses across the country, using a variety of media including, seminars, formal debates, outdoor open forums and one-man drama presentations.

The Bob Siegel Show

Surviving the Scrutiny of Honest Academia: More on the Resurrection

Bob refutes the popular talking point that the idea of the Trinity came up years later in church history and is not actually taught in the New Testament.

Bob refutes the popular talking point that the idea of the Trinity came up years later in church history and is not actually taught in the New Testament.

Did Jesus Really Claim to Be God?

Bob begins by talking about the two miraculous incidents on the Sea of Galilee where Jesus walked on water and calmed the storm. He then goes on to talk about other kinds of storms, sometimes involving other people, that come up in our lives.

Bob begins by talking about the two miraculous incidents on the Sea of Galilee where Jesus walked on water and calmed the storm. He then goes on to talk about other kinds of storms, sometimes involving other people, that come up in our lives.

When God Calms the Storms in Our Lives

Bob explains how Jesus, in healing on the Sabbath, was not disobeying the actual written law of Moses, but rather, an oral tradition amongst the rabbis of his day. Bob then talks about whether the Biblical Sabbath is applicable for New Testament times.

Bob explains how Jesus, in healing on the Sabbath, was not disobeying the actual written law of Moses, but rather, an oral tradition amongst the rabbis of his day. Bob then talks about whether the Biblical Sabbath is applicable for New Testament times.

Surviving the Scrutiny of Honest Academia: More on the Resurrection

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