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There is a book called "Science Speaks" written by Peter Stoner. He presents some calculations about the probability of just 10 of the Messianic prophesies being fulfilled by chance---and offers a fascinating illustration to demonstrate it. He says, "Imagine that you cover the state of Texas with silver dollars and make those silver dollars two feet thick. Mark one of them with a blue X, shuffle them all, then blindfold somebody. What do you think the probability is that they are going to pick the one marked with the blue X on the first guess?" And this is using only 10 prophecies! It would require a 'leap of faith' to believe that the prophecies were fulfilled simply by chance. Stoner's calculations show that it's unreasonable to believe that all these prophecies came about by luck. |
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