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Tag Archives: A.D. The Bible Continues
Is A.D. The Bible Continues Biblically Accurate? (Episode 5)
The first followers of Jesus were met with brutal resistance by those who sought to destroy the message of the Gospel. A.D. follows the storyline of Acts and describes the hostility of the Jewish aristocracy, but seeks to balance that … Continue reading
Is A.D. The Bible Continues Biblically Accurate? (Episode 3)
No, strictly speaking. A.D. sometimes portrays persons and events that are not in the Bible. A.D. the Bible Continues attempts to flesh out the story of the 1st century Church, and more fully develop characters like Pilate, Caiaphas and Jesus’ … Continue reading
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