Does the Bible Contain an Accurate Record of Jesus' Life?

 The Bible's answer

The Bible writer Luke said regarding this account of Jesus's life: "I have traced all things from the start  with accuracy." - LUKE 1:3.

Some claim that account of Jesus' life as recorded in the Gospels-the writings of his contemporaries Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John-were altered sometime in the fourth century. 

Note; That is hogwash and these people are apostates not worth listening to. Do the research.   

 However, a valuable fragment of John's Gospel was found in Egypt at the turn of the 20th century. It is not known as the Papyrus Rylands 457 (p52)  and is preserved at the John Rylands Library, Manchester England. It contains what is John 18:31-33, 37, 38 modern Bibles. 

This is the oldest known manuscript fragment of the Christian Greek Scriptures.  Many scholars believe that it was written about 125 C.E., a mere quarter of a century or so after the original was written. The text of the fragment agrees nearly exactly with that in later manuscripts.

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