David Limbaugh, a seasoned attorney and former law professor, takes on a challenging new endeavor: building a rock-solid case for the historicity of Jesus Christ using the four canonical gospels as evidence. With a lawyer's keen eye for detail, Limbaugh meticulously examines the texts of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, subjecting them to the same level of scrutiny he would apply to any legal document. As he delves deeper into the story of Jesus, Limbaugh's analysis becomes intensely personal, reflecting on his own remarkable journey from hardened skeptic to devoted Christian. After exhaustively exploring historical and religious evidence beyond the gospels, Limbaugh concludes that the timeless words cherished by Christians for centuries remain unshaken, affirming the faith, spirituality, and traditions that have shaped Western civilization. Scripture references are drawn from a range of esteemed sources, including the ESV Bible, the NIV, the NASB, the NKJV, and the KJV.