This Ancient Bible Preserved Jesus’ Most Important Question

Jeremiah Johnston brought a 16-pound, 1,700-year-old Bible onto the stage—and opened it to one of the most important questions Jesus ever asked: “Who do you say that I am?” In this message, Jeremiah examines the Codex Vaticanus, the Dead Sea Scrolls, Isaiah 53, the Shroud of Turin, and other physical evidence connected to the historical reliability of Christianity. But this is about more than ancient artifacts. As America marks 250 years, Jeremiah explains why political reform alone cannot save a nation, why the Church must recover its confidence in biblical truth, and why the gospel of Jesus Christ remains our greatest hope. In this message: • What the Codex Vaticanus reveals about the preservation of Scripture • Why Matthew 16 remains Christianity’s defining question • What the Dead Sea Scrolls reveal about biblical history • Why Christianity is rooted in evidence—not blind faith • The role of the Church in a confused culture • What the Shroud of Turin may reveal about the crucifixion • The meaning of “tetelestai”—paid in full • Why every person must decide who Jesus is Who do you say Jesus is? Share your answer in the comments. Learn more about Dr. Jeremiah Johnston: www.christianthinkers.com Explore The Jesus Discoveries: https://a.co/d/0hIy9R1g Subscribe for more videos about the historical evidence for Christianity, biblical truth, archaeology, the resurrection of Jesus, and answers to the hardest questions about faith. #JeremiahJohnston #Bible #CodexVaticanus #Christianity #Jesus #ShroudOfTurin