Wes Huff

Did a committee invent the divinity of Jesus, or is that just a story we’ve been handed? In Episode 3 of Can I Trust the Bible?, Andy Steiger and I step onto the ancient ground of Nicaea in Turkey to confront one of the most persistent myths in history. Was the canon shaped by power… or preserved through truth? Episode 3: The Council of Nicaea, dropping on YouTube Good Friday - April 3rd.

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Did a committee invent the divinity of Jesus, or is that just a story we’ve been handed? In Episode 3 of Can I Trust the Bible?, Andy Steiger and I step onto the ancient ground of Nicaea in Turkey to confront one of the most persistent myths in history. Was the canon shaped by power… or preserved through truth? Episode 3: The Council of Nicaea, dropping on YouTube Good Friday - April 3rd.

@WhiptonDash @IAMALITABRIZI @DanPaterson7 The Bible never makes the challenge because it is both a subjective and silly one. You also might want to look up The True Furqan, which is banned in most Muslim-majority countries for its passages being confused with the Qur’an and its publication being too similar.

@WesleyLHuff @IAMALITABRIZI @DanPaterson7 Wes Huff you claim Quran relies on "camp fire stories" - this shows completely lack of knowledge in your part. Quran is the only book in human history to openly challenge entire mankind to produce a book like it. Even Bible NEVER makes such challenge.

Appreciative of my friend @IAMALITABRIZI for responding to a question on the Qur’an with @DanPaterson7. Make sure to give Ali a sub and follow both him and Dan! youtu.be/a5m2VK2-xLM

There are explicit connections between Satan and the serpent in Rev. 12:9 (“that ancient serpent, who is called the devil and Satan”), 20:2 (which calls the devil the “serpent of old”), and Paul’s connection in 2 Cor. 11:3. Jesus alludes to Gen.3 when he describes the devil as “a murderer from the beginning,” and “a liar, the father of lies” in John 8:44 - characteristics that mirror the snake’s deceptive tactics.

@WesleyLHuff @IAMALITABRIZI @DanPaterson7 @WesleyLHuff I have a question about the serpent in Eden. God described it as an animal and later cursed it as an animal. I saw your vid on it but still think it’s a huge theological leap to call the serpent the devil. Why do theologians want us to believe it’s the devil?

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@WhiptonDash @IAMALITABRIZI @DanPaterson7 Between 2016-2021 I did 4 moderated public debates/dialogues with Muslims. 3 of those were with imams (2 Sunni and one Ahmadiyya) and all took place at Universities here in Canada. My work over the last few years has had my priorities elsewhere.

@WesleyLHuff @IAMALITABRIZI @DanPaterson7 Wes Huff why don't you debate ANY Muslim? You keep throwing shots at the Qur'an but why don't you test if your cheap polemics is true? 👈🧐🧐.

The Lord didn’t check who inside the house was worthy. He checked for blood on the doorposts. None of us is worthy. Only the blood of Jesus can cover us.

@DeborahJudges46 This is both nonsense and heresy.

@WesleyLHuff Have you ever heard anything like this!?!

JUST ANNOUNCED: @WesleyLHuff is speaking at the Sing! Conference this September! Wes is one of the most compelling voices in Christian apologetics today, and we can't wait to welcome him. Join us: singconference.com

@johnpauldickson @AdrielTweets This is the correct answer 👆🏼

@AdrielTweets (a) Take the opportunity to give a "dummies guide" to textual criticism, (b) make clear it is not 'sacred Scripture' but a real historical remembrance (as many scholars agree), (c) expound the passage, (d) being sure to illustrate its key points from genuine biblical verses.

You're preaching through the Gospel of John, and you come to the notorious pericope adulterae (7:53-8:11). Do you:

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@WesleyLHuff Why is Matthew 17:21 missing from most English translations of the bible (except KJV)?

@DrJordanBCooper This is a good and needed clarification on the topic.

Since the Orthobros decided to spend the weekend misrepresenting me personally, along with several other Western Christian traditions on the atonement: youtu.be/_34VGqKUng4?si…

A 9th century poem by Rabanum Maurus. The grid is a complete poem, while the cross and body of the praying Rabanum contain stand-alone phrases. The green text on Rabanum's body reads (in Latin): 'Christ, o pious and merciful in your judgment, keep me, Rabanus, I pray, safe'.

Patrick died at Saul, Northern Ireland, where he had built the first Irish church. He is believed to be buried in Down Cathedral, Downpatrick. The place traditionally associated as his grave is marked with a massive granite stone.

Although the use of Patrick's famous "shamrock illustration" to explain the doctrine of the Trinity (i.e. the three leaves all being the one plant) may be more apocryphal than actually from the man himself, its connection nonetheless stuck with traditions of the figure. Giving us our modern association with Irish shamrocks and St. Patrick's Day.

Today’s #manuscriptmonday is all about St. Patrick. With tomorrow being the feast day of Patrick let’s use some manuscripts to talk about who he is (a 🧵).