The New Testament makes some extraordinary claims including that the long-prophesied Messiah came into the world, lived, taught, died, and rose again to offer a restored relationship to God to all who believe in Him. For claims of such importance, naturally, not everyone believed them then or now, and questions like these come up:
- Wasn’t the New Testament written hundreds of years after the events recorded in them?
- In the time between the events and the recording of them, did myth and legends replace reality?
- Therefore, are the stories of the miracles, the resurrection of Jesus, just wishful thinking?
I am praying about this and possibly in the next few years will seek nonprofit status.
Intro note: The following was prompted by a question asked by one of the members of the Trust the Bible class I teach at my church. 
These books were written 14‐16 years after the Jews went back to the land after their captivity. The return itself was a glorious work of God.
Though God had to punish the Children of Israel for their many sins by sending them into exile in Babylon, the punishment had a promised limit of 70 years and at the end of the 70 years, He miraculously returned them to their land. In this lesson, we’ll go over the return, the leadership God used to make it possible, and challenges to us to be faithful to our promises. 
This is a fascinating series of videos that begins with my personal search for what is true in the Christian faith.
Here is an overview video and a FREE series of lessons and an infographic that explains both life’s most important decision that you will ever make–to trust Jesus as your Savior and then the most important message you can share–how to help others find salvation in Jesus.