Dr Josh McDowell : The Reliability Of Bible

Dr Josh McDowell
Best-selling author and speaker, Josh McDowell, has been at the forefront of cultural trends and ground-breaking ministry for more than 50 years. An articulate speaker, Josh has addressed more than 25 million people, giving over 27,000 talks in 125 countries. Since 1960, Josh has written or co-authored 150 books in 128 languages. The Josh McDowell Ministry, a Cru ministry, serves and equips the Body of Christ in raising generations of purpose-driven Christians who know what they believe, why it is true, and how to live it out. In the United States, Josh and his team have created many cutting-edge live events to help young people stand strong and firm in their faith in the face of a rapidly-changing culture.

[Invectus]

Former atheist but became a true believer of Jesus Christ. God bless you more Dr. Josh.

[davelew]

The first edition of this book is what gave me the ability to defend my faith, therefore solidifying my faith. Thank you Josh!

[tylamb]

I met Josh 30 years ago at a conference in Arizona. Amazing man and ministry. Transformative apologetics will cement your faith so you can stand firm till the very end. Matthew 24:12

[SBBerninger]

Good to see Josh McDowell available on YouTube. I had his "Evidence that Demands a Verdict" clear back in College during the 90s.

[debbiehughes]

O had the pleasure and blessing to have seen him in person at one of his lectures in 1978 or before the 1980s

[Terabapu]

Thankyou sir for your service to the body of Lord Jesus Christ Ji.God bless you

[ninonapoli]

excellent logic, excellent delivery and the arguments can only lead you to conclude the bible is reliable, praise the lord !

[HG_]

One of my favourite videos, thank you for uploading, I'm reading his book (one that's on the table) right now!!

[hindsite-ixdo]

im glad i found this... i wish everyone would watch this in its entirety...Christianity is blind faith? I dont think so.

[marilynnoosterhof]

Blessings from another McDowell. You met my dad in Toronto many years ago....

[rolandovelasquez]

Right on. The Bible doesn't teach us to tolerate those that don't believe what we believe. No. It teaches us to love those that don't believe what we believe. A world of difference.

[toinks]

Thank you for sharing the good will accept, some will the Lord Jesus Christ taught this, but it doesn't change what the Bible is, and what has been revealed to mankind about God's salvation for us all.

[theguyver]

I am a muslim and i 100% agree with josh mcdowell God bless you my abrahamic cusions

[rayap]

The guy who busted Ahmad Deedat in mins.God bless u josh mcdowell.

[kdietz]

28:09 "He was the most unlikely concept of the Jewish Messiah." Hmmm. And yet he fulfilled 3 million prophecies. Christians try to have it both ways on this.

[norulshahlamjohn]

all these highly standard of copying was developed later thats y u can see less variant and copy mistakes. but as u go back further the discrepancies increases. to make things worse, u dont have the original to compare it to. the most is u can reconstruct is the copy of the copy of the copy of the copy.

[ApoIogeticsMan]

We have to tolerate the fact that sinners sin. We do not have to tolerate sin. The love comes in, when we tell people the truth about sin, even though they hate us for it. The reason sinners see the truth of the gospel of Jesus Christ as hatred, is because it interrupts their pleasure. It causes them to think about the fact that their chosen lifestyles could be in error and it makes them confront eternity.

[chaselien]

I think they were following Christ to death closely because they met him in person and witness his miracles. Not very surprised we modern people need to chase more evidence to back up. Why would you so surprised?

[franknilson]

Hi Josh, I just want to mention, the number of possibilities quoted in "the evidence that demands a verdict" is incorrect. The number of possibilities for eight prophecies equals to 255, for 61 prophecies there are (10 to the power of 18) x 2.30 and not even close to what you quoted for 48 prophecies (ten to the power of 157).

[caroleevandyk]

Josh's work was a great blessing to me as a new believer 40 years ago and still is today. It's just a real shame that he doesn't see the lie of eternal torment and that Jesus can't save anyone UNLESS they take the step toward Him. If only Josh would look carefully at the original Greek words that supposedly talk about hell and "eternal". He would find that they don't mean what he thinks and he would learn that Jesus is the SUCCESSFUL Saviour of ALL humanity.