Can we trust the Gospels? The four accounts of Jesus's life - Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John - have been passed down for centuries, but are they reliable? New Testament scholar Peter Williams presents a compelling case for their historical accuracy, drawing on evidence from non-Christian sources, cultural context, and textual analysis. By examining the consistency of the four accounts and tracing their transmission through the ages, Williams builds a powerful argument for the trustworthiness of the Gospels, one that will resonate with skeptics and scholars alike.