A Revert Catholic Asks Difficult Bible Questions Protestants Can’t Answer | Sam Shamoun Answers

Video Description
A Catholic revert returns with difficult biblical questions that many Christians struggle to answer clearly.

What did Jesus do after His death before the Resurrection? How could Adam and Eve’s children populate the earth without violating later laws against incest? What glory did Jesus possess before the world existed? Did Isaiah actually see Jesus seated on Yahweh’s throne? And does the phrase “let the reader understand” prove that the Gospels were written after the destruction of Jerusalem?

In this members-only biblical masterclass, these questions are answered through Scripture, context, Church teaching, and the historical evidence surrounding the Gospels and the Book of Acts.

The discussion explores Christ’s descent to the dead, Abraham’s marriage to Sarah, the progressive unfolding of biblical law, the eternal glory and deity of Christ, Isaiah’s vision of Yahweh, and the evidence supporting an early date for the Synoptic Gospels.

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Biblical References

Christ’s descent to the dead

1 Peter 3:18–20
1 Peter 4:6
Ephesians 4:8–10
Acts 2:24–32
Psalm 16:8–11
Luke 16:19–31
Luke 23:43
Revelation 1:17–18
Hebrews 2:14–15

Adam, Eve, Abraham and Sarah

Genesis 1:27–28
Genesis 2:21–24
Genesis 4:1–17
Genesis 5:4
Genesis 12:10–20
Genesis 17:15–21
Genesis 20:1–12
Leviticus 18:6–18
Leviticus 20:11–21
Romans 5:12–14

The glory and deity of Christ

John 1:1–3
John 1:14
John 5:18–23
John 8:56–59
John 12:37–41
John 17:1–5
Isaiah 6:1–10
Isaiah 45:22–23
Philippians 2:5–11
Colossians 1:15–20
Hebrews 1:1–12
Revelation 5:11–14

The dating of the Gospels and Acts

Matthew 24:15–22
Mark 13:14–20
Luke 21:20–24
Acts 7:54–60
Acts 12:1–2
Acts 21:17–18
Acts 28:16–31
2 Timothy 4:6–8

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