The Historical Reliability of John's Gospel: Issues & Commentary2 reviews Craig L. Blomberg InterVarsity Press, 1998 A Compelling Defense of the 4th Gospel Craig Blomberg, a scholar that specializes in the studies of the historical reliability of the Gospels, has written a volume that is an essential-read for those seeking a solid, in-depth defense of this Gospel's historicity and for those wishing to collect and become familiar with material ...             Jesus and the Eyewitnesses: The Gospels as Eyewitness Testimony21 reviews Richard Bauckham Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, 2006 This really happened... + Yay for this book + A scholarly assessment of New Testament chronology In this ambitious work of scholarship, Richard Bauckham argues that the gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, and such extrabiblical accounts as those by Papias, Urgulanius, and Polycrates, derive from eyewitness accounts. With respect to the Latin codex of Urgulanius, we are indeed dealing ...             The Historical Reliability of the Gospels16 reviews Craig L. Blomberg IVP Academic, 2008 Scholarly defense of the gospels' historical reliability + The Gospels As History + The Historical Reliability of the Gospels Blomberg, an expert in the Synoptics, does a superb job, showing the inadequacies of much liberal gospel scholarship, and making an eminently credible case for the overall historical reliability of the canonical gospels. This is clearly going to be a classic, and anyone interested in Biblical ...             The Historical Reliability of John's Gospel: Issues & Commentary2 reviews Craig L. Blomberg InterVarsity Press, 1998 A Compelling Defense of the 4th Gospel Craig Blomberg, a scholar that specializes in the studies of the historical reliability of the Gospels, has written a volume that is an essential-read for those seeking a solid, in-depth defense of this Gospel's historicity and for those wishing to collect and become familiar with material ...             Jesus and the Eyewitnesses: The Gospels as Eyewitness Testimony21 reviews Richard Bauckham Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, 2006 This really happened... + Yay for this book + A scholarly assessment of New Testament chronology In this ambitious work of scholarship, Richard Bauckham argues that the gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, and such extrabiblical accounts as those by Papias, Urgulanius, and Polycrates, derive from eyewitness accounts. With respect to the Latin codex of Urgulanius, we are indeed dealing ...             The Historical Reliability of the Gospels16 reviews Craig L. Blomberg IVP Academic, 2008 Scholarly defense of the gospels' historical reliability + The Gospels As History + The Historical Reliability of the Gospels Blomberg, an expert in the Synoptics, does a superb job, showing the inadequacies of much liberal gospel scholarship, and making an eminently credible case for the overall historical reliability of the canonical gospels. This is clearly going to be a classic, and anyone interested in Biblical ...