The Evidence of Appearances

Was Jesus Seen Alive After His Death on the Cross?

Interview #12: Gary Habermas, Ph.D., D.D.
  • The creed in 1 Corinthians 15 can be traced back to within two to eight years of the Resurrection, when Paul received it in either Damascus or Jerusalem. It is incredibly early material—primitive, unadorned testimony to the fact that Jesus appeared alive to skeptics like Paul and James, as well as to Peter and the rest of the disciples.
  • The creed mentions that Jesus appeared to Peter first. Not surprising because women were not considered competent eye-witnesses. Placing Peter first could indicate logical priority rather than temporal priority.
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Overview

Summary

Summary

Part 1 - Examining the Record

The Eyewitness Evidence

The Eyewitness Evidence

Testing Eyewitness Evidence

Testing Eyewitness Evidence

The Documentary Evidence

The Documentary Evidence

The Corroborating Evidence

The Corroborating Evidence

The Scientific Evidence

The Scientific Evidence

The Rebuttal Evidence

The Rebuttal Evidence

Part 2 - Analyzing Jesus

The Identity Evidence

The Identity Evidence

The Psychological Evidence

The Psychological Evidence

The Profile Evidence

The Profile Evidence

The Fingerprint Evidence

The Fingerprint Evidence

Part 3 - Researching the Resurrection

The Medical Evidence

The Medical Evidence

The Evidence of the Missing Body

The Evidence of the Missing Body

The Evidence of Appearances

The Evidence of Appearances

The Circumstantial Evidence

The Circumstantial Evidence

The Verdict of History

The Verdict of History

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