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To: Father Terrence who wrote (17925)	6/22/1998 4:49:00 PM
From: IN_GOD_I_TRUST	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 39621

What he did from 12 - 30 is not what we need to know. We need to know about his ministry years, 30-33. His salvation message and his words are complete just in that 3 year period. How many others did so much as he did in three years? Has any changed the lives of mankind like Jesus? And what he tells us in those three years is enough to know and have eternal life.......... His very words are down on paper and accounted for by the gospel writers. They are accurate with all the gospel writers agreeing. How many times does many people write about one account and all stories can co-exist, seeing and hearing the same thing? It doesn't happen often, but God has preserved his words, one of the miracles of the bible. He inspired those writers to write precisely and 100% accurately. Did the chronicles of Ceasars have many different writers, and have all their stories co-existed 100% accurately? I'm not familiar with the chronicles of the Ceasars of Rome, I will have to look at them. But from others that I know that have studied them I am told that the evidence of Jesus is greater than the evidence of the Ceasars. They mentioned them specifically because they were so well documented. But I took someone's word for it. I'll need to check it myself. Also, I have read a book recently, Who Moved The Stone by Frank Morrison about a guy who sets out to write a book disproving Jesus was really who he said he was. By the end of the book, he believes in him and if you decide to read this book, you have no other choice. He gives such minute detail of Christ, I mean down to the nitty-gritty detail, with very legitimate sources, not in the bible. One chapter describes the trial that convicted Jesus. He describes every detail of that trial with information as you were watching it today on TV. Anyway, my point is, there is so much information about his life documented, in and out of the bible, that it is miraculous. Pick up the book and read the first 2 chapters. You would be amazed. Anyway, the bible has all the information you need to know about him, without any other literature needed. It's enough to study for a lifetime. Many do! ... Steve