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A newly discovered third-century inscription, known as the Akeptous Inscription, provides compelling evidence for the early Christian belief in Jesus as God, predating the Council of Nicaea by nearly a century. Found in northern Israel and currently displayed at the Museum of the Bible, the inscription records a dedication to “God Jesus Christ,” underscoring that the deity of Christ was a widely held belief among early Christians…
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3rd-Century Inscription Affirming Jesus as God Is ‘Nail in the Coffin’ of Skeptics, Apologist Says
Dion Damron
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A newly discovered third-century inscription, known as the Akeptous Inscription, provides compelling evidence for the early Christian belief in Jesus as God, predating the Council of Nicaea by nearly a century. Found in northern Israel and currently displayed at the Museum of the Bible, the inscription records a dedication to “God Jesus Christ,” underscoring that
