In this video, I respond to Matt Baker of Useful Charts who argues that the Gospel of John contradicts the Synoptic Gospels (Matthew, Mark, and Luke) on the day of Jesus' crucifixion. Baker claims that while the Synoptics portray Jesus as being crucified on the first day of Passover, John places the crucifixion on the day before Passover.
I examine Baker's argument and evaluate the evidence from the Gospels to see whether John really contradicts the Synoptics or not. I also explore the historical and supposed theological significance of the different dates proposed by the Gospels.
Join us as I delve into this fascinating topic and shed light on an age-old debate. Whether you're a scholar, a believer, or just curious about the Bible, this video will provide you with food for thought.
00:00 Did Jesus exist?
03:09 When did Jesus begin his ministry?
10:34 The Gospel writers cared about facts
15:34 How many women and angels?
17:49 Do Mark and John contradict about the day did Jesus died?
29:24 Is the story of Barabbas dubious?
33:01 Conclusions
I'm grateful for Dr. Lydia McGrew's input on the section of Barabbas.
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