Can You Trust The Bible?

How can we validate or testify that the Bible is divinely inspired? I'll jump into this now.

I think the first key area that we could consider is the area of prophecy.

Now, by prophecy, for a lack of better understanding or term, I wouldn't define it like this, but we'll just say future telling.

not fortune-telling, future-proclaiming, future-telling.

But in particular, in the Old Testament, there was a very, very strong hope that a Christ, a Messiah, was to come and rescue the people of God.

Now, this particular Christ or Messiah, we'll just stay with Christ, was expected, prophesied over to accomplish or fulfill a few things.

There are many of these few things that I mentioned.

To be generous, I'll just say 30.

I'll be very generous and just say 30.

In each of our recordings, my numbers change every time.

But I'll say 30.

Yes.

Now, one theologian, namely Dr. Chuck Missler, he navigated his way through a particular study from the help of a mathematician.

That's where he derived his writing from.

So a mathematician wanted to explore the question of what is the mathematical probability of the Christ fulfilling just eight prophecies? All right.

Just eight.

Just eight.

Now, keep in mind, there could be many more.

We've stuck with 30 for now.

Yes.

So what's the

mathematical probability of just eight prophecies being fulfilled?

Yes.

Okay.

By the Christ.