Did Jesus Cite A Missing Book from Moses? John 5:46 Debate

Did Jesus cite a missing book Moses wrote? A Baptist says the Bible is infallible — then John 5:46 shuts it down. RJ joins Latter-day Lion to defend that all scripture is given by inspiration and therefore perfect. We answer with the prism: white light revelation passing through imperfect mortal men, cooler colors and warmer colors seen differently. Then the test: John 5:46 "for he wrote of me" — where in the Torah did Moses prophesy Jesus as Messiah? We work through John 5:30-47 at the Pool of Bethesda, why this is about witness to the Messiah not a claim to be God the Father, Deuteronomy 18:15 and why first-century Jews would hear Joshua not Jesus, Exodus 12 Passover lamb as post-hoc typology not John 5 context, Luke 24:27, and why scholars note Moses didn't write Deuteronomy — third-person death account included. He spins the wheel, cuts out on audio, admits no direct prophecy, then leaves to charge his phone. Two off-ramps remain: Jesus referenced scripture not in your 66-book canon, or it's a contradiction. Either way inerrancy fails. Get the Apologetics Study Journal: https://amzn.to/4g4iX0v ⏱️ Chapters 00:00 Two Off-Ramps: Missing Book or Contradiction? 01:30 RJ Joins — Baptist, Are You Over 18? 03:00 Is Scripture Infallible? 2 Timothy 3:16 & 2 Peter 1:20 06:30 Prism Analogy — White Light Through Mortal Lens 09:30 John 5:46 — Where Did Moses Write About Me? 13:00 Pool of Bethesda Context — Messiah Witness, Not God Claim 17:30 Deuteronomy 18:15 — Joshua, Not Jesus To First-Century Jews 22:00 Did Moses Write Deuteronomy? Third-Person Death Problem 26:30 Exodus 12 Passover Lamb — Post-Hoc Typology vs John 5 30:00 Luke 24:27 Fuller Sense Doesn't Solve John 5:46 34:00 Audio Drops, Spin The Wheel, Phone Dying 36:30 Pick Your Off-Ramp — Incomplete Canon or Flawed Book *DISCLAIMER* The views and opinions expressed in this video are exclusively that of the creator and do not necessarily reflect the official positions, thoughts, and doctrines of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.