Historical evidence for the empty tomb: The testimony of women and Jewish polemics
Reasonable Faith — William Lane Craig·Reasonable Faith — William Lane Craig·30:31
This video examines two lines of historical evidence supporting the discovery of Jesus' empty tomb: the unlikely testimony of women in first-century Jewish society and the earliest Jewish polemics against the resurrection. It argues that the inclusion of women as primary witnesses and the nature of early Jewish counter-explanations strongly suggest the historicity of the empty tomb.
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