025 // 2 Fulfilled Prophecies Provide Proof of Biblical Truth (Why Believe the Bible series, part 2)

Welcome to the second episode the Why Believe the Bible series hosted by my dad, Harry Schaefer.

In episode 24, we learned that one way to confirm the truth of any book, including the Bible, is to compare it to outside sources. We take what’s written, compare it to known facts, and see if it matches. If it lines up, it’s true. The Bible lines up with known facts, so it can be trusted as a source of truth.

And two, we can use predictive prophecy. Men inspired by God wrote amazingly accurate prophecies, and we looked at one such prophecy concerning Tyre. 

In this episode, we’ll dig into prophecies made by both Isaiah and Jeremiah regarding Babylon and explore how these prophecies really happened and thus help prove the Bible is true.

Understanding why the Bible is true is a fundamental building block of Christian confidence. Confidence leads to boldness. If you’re in need of more confidence and boldness, you should attend the FREE Renewed conference happening Nov 6-10. Ten Christian women—including myself—will be sharing golden nuggets of the faith to help you become more bold in your walk with God. 

Right now, I’m turning the microphone back over to my dad. Here’s Harry!

Your friend,

Bonnie Jean

Next Steps:

Sign up for the free 2023 Renewed Conference coming November 6-10, 2023 so that you can grow in BOLDNESS.

Listen to the Entire Why Believe the Bible Series

Part 1: Is the Bible True?

Part 2: 2 Fulfilled Prophecies Provide Proof of Biblical Truth

Part 3: 3 Reasons to Believe the Bible

Part 4: Medical Facts that Help Prove the Bible is True

Part 5: The Search for TRUTH Keeps Uncovering Evidence

 

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