The Law of the Torah demands that for someone to make an indictment, he or she needed to be accompanied by at least two or three witnesses. The Pharisees tried to deny Jesus’s personal testimony about  Himself because of this law, but The Father also witnessed about His Son at the Baptism of Jesus (See Corinthians 15:6). How does the truth about Jesus lead us to testify about what he has done?

Unifying Phrase:  Testifying to the Truth

• For the Israelites to prove anything in a court of law, a testimony had to have been made by at least two or three witnesses.
• Because of the Law of Moses, the Pharisees challenge Jesus’ authority and credibility to testify about Himself.
• The Father served as the second witness and had already testified about the divinity of Christ.
• After the Resurrection, 500 hundred witnesses testify they that saw a living Jesus Christ, some even under the penalty of death, so that you could be confident that He has risen from the dead.