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In our final book episode of season 4, we're diving into the last historical narrative book of the New Testament. This book is a wild ride and there's a ton of stuff going on - so make sure to check out this episode to hear all about the context and content of this book!

In this episode immediately following the four gospels, we're going to talk to one of the most well known scholars in the area of historicity of Christ's resurrection - Dr. Gary Habermas. We'll go over evidence that Jesus actually rose from the dead. Could it just be a fantasy that the disciples colluded to record? Could Jesus's body have been stolen? How do we know for sure that He died and rose again?
 
We'll answer all those questions in today's episode. Hope you enjoy!

The final gospel - in this episode we'll go through the most unique of the four gospels. We'll cover context as well as content of the book. Author, date of writing, purpose, fun facts, title, and general outline of the book are covered in every Bibledingers episode

One of our most in depth episodes to date - in this episode we're going over the context and content of the book of Luke. Luke is the longest and most in depth gospel and we're going to dive in depth.

At the end of Mark we talked about how the final handful of verses may or may not be in the end of the original book. This week, we're talking to Dr. Daniel B Wallace who is the leading authority on textual criticism of the New Testament manuscripts. Give it a listen to hear how we came up with our English translations and some of the history behind them.

One of our best episodes to date! In this episode we'll go over the author, date of writing, purpose, general outline, and more of the second gospel. Check it out!