The word 'echad, "one," is used in the Jewish Scriptures in either a compound or absolute sense. In what sense is 'echad used in the Shema, "Hear, ...

Why didn't the Jewish authorities produce Jesus' corpse when the rumor spread that he had risen from the dead? Let's find out.

Is it true that a portion of the Christian tri-unity god (i.e., Jesus) became man for the express purpose of undergoing temptation and suffering in...

Does the word "spirit" in "The Lord God has sent me, and His spirit" (Isaiah 48:16) refer to what Christians call the "third member of the trinity"...

In this question and answer post by Gerald Sigal, we find out whether Jesus is part of a tri-unity god, was Jesus there before Abraham came into be...

Doesn't the command by Matthew's Jesus to, "Go therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing in the name of the Father, and the Son, and the Holy Spi...

In the Book of Revelation we find the verse, "I am the Alpha and the Omega, says the Lord God, who is and who was and who is to come, the Almighty"...

God said "Let us make man in our image... " and "Come, let us go down, and there confound their language" To whom does the "us" refer? Find out in ...

There seems to be something in the texts that says that Jesus' family, including his mother, seemed to have believed that he was mentally ill? Is t...

Mark 3:21 mentions some persons that said Jesus had lost his senses. Does the text say Jesus' kinsmen said he was mentally ill or was it 5s outside...

In this question and answer post, find out from Gerald Sigal whether Jesus did anything of violent nature during his lifetime.

Has Jesus never lied? Is it a fact or a myth? Let us find out in this post.

Where do Christian Scriptures contradict what is written in the Jewish Scriptures? Let's find out in this interesting article by Gerald Sigal.

Stephen's speech, made while he was supposedly "full of the Holy Spirit" (Acts 7:55), shows a number of distinct differences from that found in Chr...

Why is Stephen's statement, "And Joseph sent and called Jacob his father and all his relatives, seventy-five souls" (Acts 7:14), considered a contr...

Why do Jews refuse to accept the resurrection of Jesus as fact? Was it witnessed by many people? Let's find out in this interesting post.

According to the New Testament, angels attested to the resurrection of Jesus. Would angels lie? Let's find out in this interesting article.

Does suffering and dying for something make it true? Let's find out in this interesting article by Gerald Sigal.

Did Jesus fulfill his prediction that he would be buried for three days and three nights and then be resurrected? Let's find out.

Who buried Jesus and why didn't they testify as to the disposition of the body? Let's find out.

How would the Jewish authorities have treated Jesus' corpse?

Did the supposed resurrection of Jesus happen? Did anyone actually see it, is there a witness? Let us find out in this question and answer post.

Paul gives a list of those who supposedly saw a resurrected Jesus. The list includes "the twelve," a reference to the twelve apostles. Isn't this a...

Paul claims that Jesus appeared to "more than five hundred brethren at one time." Does this present a reliable witness to the Christian claim that ...

Paul claims that Jesus appeared to him. Does this present a reliable witness to the Christian claim that Jesus was resurrected? Let's find out.

Finally we "resurrect" the middle matza, just as Jesus is said to have rose from the grave. What is the truth of this claim?

What was the last supper about? Was it a Seder? What happened exactly? Let's find out in this interesting post by Gerald Sigal.

Were the New Testament authors contriving anti-Jewish episodes or simply stating historical fact?

Could Jesus have hated anyone when he spoke words of forgiveness and non-resistance to wickedness?

Is it true that the New Testament criticism of the Jews is quite mild? Let's find out.