Why Do Christians Believe the Bible is God's Word

[nChrist]

As I said before, prophecies set is an unspecified future can only either come true or waiting to come true.

And the prophecy regarding Jesus resurrection assumes that what is written in the Gospel really happened, which is

unproven.

It's a part of recorded history, and it did happen. Are you one of those people who would have to be there to believe it?

[Guest shiloh357]

Not really. It can happen in just a few minutes.

I guarantee you that the day that Israel will be spiritually restored, I will become a convinced Christian.

But all the Jews I know, are quite happy with their current secular restoration; even though they

do not feel safe at all.

And again, even the parts of this prophecy that match, are not recognized as prophecy fulfillment

by many Christians, either.

Until then, we are still talking of a not 100% score (on this prophecy alone).

Why should God initiates this so-called spiritual restoration is still puzzling, though; if I were a Jew, on judgment day I could say: sorry

that I did not accept Jesus, but You have not initiated spiritual restoration, yet.

Which other evidence would you like to discuss, now?

You haven't touched or even commented on the pages of fulfilled Bible Prophecy given to you in the beginning of this thread - why not?

Instead, you pick on a Bible Prophecy that hasn't been fulfilled yet. We are well aware there are still prophecies to be fulfilled, and God will fulfill every last one of them most perfectly at His Appointed Time. The 100s of already perfectly fulfilled Bible Prophecies are the track record that indicates all will come to pass exactly as stated. The Church which is the Body of Christ hasn't been Raptured YET, but that doesn't mean that it won't be. If you look at just the Bible Prophecies fulfilled perfectly by the Life and Death and Resurrection of Jesus Christ, the chances of those things taking place as stated would be so huge that you would have to conclude that God's Word is Supernatural. So, go back to the first of the thread and deal with fulfilled Bible Prophecy. If you're still here when all of Israel's Bible Prophecy is fulfilled, it will be too late for you to do anything about your LOST condition.

As I said before, prophecies set is an unspecified future can only either come true or waiting to come true.

And the prophecy regarding Jesus resurrection assumes that what is written in the Gospel really happened, which is

unproven.

The historicity of the resurrection of Jesus is in no danger of being disproven. The claims of the eyewitnesses to the resurrected Jesus have stood unrefuted for 2,000 years. They have been denigrated, demonized, defamed and disparaged, but never disproven.

By the way, The fact that a prophecy may still be yet unfulfilled is not an argument against the accuracy of Scripture. The accuracy of Bible prophecy rests on the prophecies that have come to pass.

That is why I have chosen to focus on prophecies that have come to pass in recent history (the last 60 years) that can be tested and verified and are of public record. Your rejection only shows that it not a lack of evidence that is at the heart of your rejection of Scripture. In the face of plenty of evidence, you look for reasons to discount it.

Your problem is that you reject the Bible because you choose to reject it. Claiming that there is in sufficient evidence is nothing but an excuse and nothing more. You would not believe even if Jesus showed up on your doorstep. It is nothinb but your own purposeful, determined, and willfully stubborn unbelief that is at the root of your problem, not a lack of evidence on mine, or anyone else's part.