Did the Gospels Change What Jesus Said? Here’s Why It Matters

In this video, I interact with a clip from Dr. Mike Licona on Sean McDowell’s channel, where Licona discusses inerrancy and the inspiration of Scripture in conversation with John West. The discussion raises a crucial question: did the Gospel of John put words on the lips of Jesus that He didn’t literally say?

I examine Licona’s proposed solution to this problem, how it attempts to preserve biblical inspiration, and whether it ultimately succeeds. This issue isn’t just academic—it has serious implications for how one understands the words of Jesus, the authority of the Gospels, and what is meant when one says Scripture is inspired.

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