PastorKun:
@OP
Yes there were actually over 30 books(gospels) written about Jesus Christ, however only four gospels made it into the bible.

davien:
and they were handpicked by "fallible men"...as the standard.

PastorKun:


Na you sabi

PastorKun:
@OP
Yes there were actually over 30 books(gospels) written about Jesus Christ, however only four gospels made it into the bible.

aaronson:
Jesus! Jesus!! Jesus!!!...first of all what's the meaning of jesus,it means 'the chosen one' and I saw somebody wrote people see jesus tomb in jerusalem,that's funny because its not true now check this out...At the time of jesus trial and cruxification one name comes to mind piotus pilate but then again when piotus pilate history was researched and looked into,it was discovered that the only place that name occurred was fiction novel of old...I'm not tryna write recklessly or ignorantly to sound smart,you could make your deep rooted research yourself.

PastorKun:
@OP
Yes there were actually over 30 books(gospels) written about Jesus Christ, however only four gospels made it into the bible.

nora544:


The first physical evidence relating to Pilate was discovered in 1961, when a block of limestone, the Pilate Stone, was found in the Roman theatre at Caesarea Maritima, the capital of the province of Judaea (Iudaea). Bearing a damaged dedication by Pilate of a Tiberieum, the dedication states that he was [...]ECTVS IUDA[...] (usually read as praefectus Iudaeae), that is, prefect of Judaea. The early governors of Judaea were of prefect rank, the later were of procurator rank, beginning with Cuspius Fadus in AD 44. The inscription was discovered by a group led by Antonio Frova and has been dated to AD 26–37. The inscription is currently housed in the Israel Museum, Jerusalem, while a replica stands at Caesarea.

Pilate is mentioned by name and rank in a document by the 1st century Roman historian, Tacitus, and by 1st century Jewish-Roman historian Josephus.

aaronson:
Jesus! Jesus!! Jesus!!!...first of all what's the meaning of jesus,it means 'the chosen one' and I saw somebody wrote people see jesus tomb in jerusalem,that's funny because its not true now check this out...At the time of jesus trial and cruxification one name comes to mind piotus pilate but then again when piotus pilate history was researched and looked into,it was discovered that the only place that name occurred was fiction novel of old...I'm not tryna write recklessly or ignorantly to sound smart,you could make your deep rooted research yourself.

plaetton:

The op is talking about historical books written by people who lived during the time of Jesus.
There are none.
Gospels written by anonymous authors a century after Jesus are not considered historical references.

The interesting thing you mentioned is that the books excluded from the Bible were excluded because their narratives did not include such things as virgin birth and godhood of Jesus. Many portrayed him as a simple teacher who led a simple life.

nora544:


The first physical evidence relating to Pilate was discovered in 1961, when a block of limestone, the Pilate Stone, was found in the Roman theatre at Caesarea Maritima, the capital of the province of Judaea (Iudaea). Bearing a damaged dedication by Pilate of a Tiberieum, the dedication states that he was [...]ECTVS IUDA[...] (usually read as praefectus Iudaeae), that is, prefect of Judaea. The early governors of Judaea were of prefect rank, the later were of procurator rank, beginning with Cuspius Fadus in AD 44. The inscription was discovered by a group led by Antonio Frova and has been dated to AD 26–37. The inscription is currently housed in the Israel Museum, Jerusalem, while a replica stands at Caesarea.

Pilate is mentioned by name and rank in a document by the 1st century Roman historian, Tacitus, and by 1st century Jewish-Roman historian Josephus.

nora544:


The first physical evidence relating to Pilate was discovered in 1961, when a block of limestone, the Pilate Stone, was found in the Roman theatre at Caesarea Maritima, the capital of the province of Judaea (Iudaea). Bearing a damaged dedication by Pilate of a Tiberieum, the dedication states that he was [...]ECTVS IUDA[...] (usually read as praefectus Iudaeae), that is, prefect of Judaea. The early governors of Judaea were of prefect rank, the later were of procurator rank, beginning with Cuspius Fadus in AD 44. The inscription was discovered by a group led by Antonio Frova and has been dated to AD 26–37. The inscription is currently housed in the Israel Museum, Jerusalem, while a replica stands at Caesarea.

Pilate is mentioned by name and rank in a document by the 1st century Roman historian, Tacitus, and by 1st century Jewish-Roman historian Josephus.

asala1:


Do you really believe someone will just take a pen and write this beautiful story about Jesus Christ? Don't you think people living at that time will debunk the story because they were alive and are witness? People may have different opinion about who He is and what He represented then, but I don't think I agree with you about the fiction part.

aaronson:
jesus was amalgam of earlier pagan myth brought together by mythic figure of a god-man and saviour of a kind found in many cult of the time so all of these you wrote is really valid testament to christ existence....check this out,all of what you wrote were clone works myths like Horus,Attis and Dionysius and gullible people amalgamated them into pagan/jewish messiah who didn't exist.
DID you really know that most most actions that took place during the gospel wasn't tied to any date but the birth of Christ is an exception to make his existence look real and legit.
okay let's just settle scored of conflicting dates and say jesus existed somewhere around the very first century so[b] how is it not possible for some people to have a first hand information about christ order [/b]than biased historians whom there works wasn't even for the christians or any messiah

asala1:
I believe there were some scholars during the time of Jesus, I don't know if there are any historical documentation of the life of Jesus Christ outside the Bible. He should be an important figure during His time because he had many followers and was a thorn in the flesh of the Romans. Is there anything written about Him in their political history, judicial history, or something during his time? People go on pilgrimage to Jerusalem and many of them visit the tomb of Jesus Christ, I feel there should be something written about Him somewhere outside the Bible?

honourhim:


Check this link and see how far it can help you.
http://www.facingthechallenge.org/outside.php

ifeness:
There is no direct evidence that a man called Jesus existed in Israel. After the invasion of the black civilization in Egypt by the Persians(modern day Turkey) which was around 354 BC. A lot of distortions of the Library in Egypt has taken place. All the statues with Negro faces have be broken and now they wanna show us the "SAVIOR" of the world is Jewish. Everything to make the Jewish superior by all means.

Of course there won't be any evidence they can pull out that Jesus(Horus) actually existed in Israel,neither can they point to any tombs of the ancient rulers/kings who they claimed ruled Israel. But over the years,they have forced people to have faith that Jesus actually exist. Well it does in a Christianized mind.

The picture included is my own picture taken from the British museum. That was supposed to be the burial stone of the last black ruler of Egypt before the Persian/white invasion. Thereafter we had the Bible and other white historical saviours. That was possible because they all lived Egypt and studied books written by the black Egyptians. All the black heroes became white all of a sudden.

PastorKun:


The bolded is wrong, the Persians are the modern day Iranians.

asala1:
I believe there were some scholars during the time of Jesus, I don't know if there are any historical documentation of the life of Jesus Christ outside the Bible. He should be an important figure during His time because he had many followers and was a thorn in the flesh of the Romans. Is there anything written about Him in their political history, judicial history, or something during his time? People go on pilgrimage to Jerusalem and many of them visit the tomb of Jesus Christ, I feel there should be something written about Him somewhere outside the Bible?

PastorKun:


With reference to the bolded above, I didn't mention it as you wrongly stated, those are purely your ideas.

@OP Josephus a notable first century jewish historian also wrote about Jesus in his writings.

rabzy:
Justin Martyr who was born in 100 C.E in his evidence to the roman senate mentioned Jesus Christ and said all the things said about him is true. He told the senate to check those facts from the Acts of Pontius Pilate i.e official records of pontius pilate.

Those records cant be found again but if it didn't exist, Justin could not have asked the senate to check it.

This is just one out of several other sources.

plaetton:


You have to ask your self, who was Justin Martyr?
He was one of the earliest Christian fathers, who lost his life on account of his beliefs.

To say that Justin Martyr's testimony while on trial is evidence of Jesus historicity is quite laughable.
And there no mention of Jesus in annals of Roman history. No mention if Jesus in annals of Jewish history.