January 2026
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Bible “Contradiction” Resolved: How Long Did Omri Reign Over Israel? The Apparent Discrepancy in 1 Kings 16
16 They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. 17 Sanctify them by the truth; Your word is truth. John 17:16-17 (BSB) At Why Jesus Apologetics, we’re tackling alleged Bible contradictions to strengthen believers’ confidence and address skeptics’ challenges. One frequently cited chronological issue is the reign of Omri, founder of… Continue reading
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Can We Still Trust the Bible? Rediscovering Confidence in an Age of Doubt [Part III]
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The Prophetic Accuracy of the Bible — Evidence of Supernatural Inspiration One of the distinguishing marks of the Bible is its extensive use of predictive prophecy—clear, specific foretellings of future events that have been precisely fulfilled in history. No other religious or philosophical text on earth demonstrates this feature with comparable accuracy or scope. The… Continue reading
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Bible Contradiction Resolved: Who Killed the Royal Seed During Athaliah’s Coup? 2 Kings 11:1 vs. 2 Chronicles 22:10–12
16 They are not of the world, just as I am not of the world. 17 Sanctify them by the truth; Your word is truth. John 17:16-17 (BSB) At Why Jesus Apologetics, we’re tackling alleged Bible contradictions to strengthen believers’ confidence and address skeptics’ challenges. A commonly cited issue is the account of Athaliah’s violent coup in… Continue reading
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Rejecting Jesus to Escape Satan? The Illogical Path to Moral Subjectivity Among Some Igbo Revivalists
In recent years, there has been a growing interest among some Igbo people in southeastern Nigeria in reviving Odinani (also called Odinala or Ọdịnanị), the traditional Igbo spiritual and cultural system. This revival often involves a conscious rejection of Christianity, which has dominated Igbo religious life for over a century. While reclaiming cultural heritage is… Continue reading