Explore the historical evidence behind Christ’s Resurrection.
“An insightful examination of resurrection history that connects faith, research, and thoughtful analysis beautifully.”
— Ethan Caldwell
Nana Afaidze-Hayford presents a research-driven Christian apologetic examining historical evidence, Pauline testimony, and the bodily resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Volume I builds the historical foundation for examining the resurrection of Jesus Christ. It addresses the Mythicist hypothesis, compares ancient pagan claims with the Christian account, and studies the trial, crucifixion, death, and burial of Jesus within their historical settings. Through biblical sources, extra-biblical evidence, historical criticism, and careful argument, the volume establishes Jesus as a genuine historical figure whose death provides essential context for the central resurrection claim.
Volume II turns to Apostle Paul as the historical witness for the resurrection. It examines Paul’s historicity, his life as a persecutor, his transformation, and the early creedal testimony preserved in 1 Corinthians 15. The volume also evaluates alternative explanations, including mythicist and hallucination theories, while presenting Paul’s references to named witnesses, bodily resurrection, and scriptural fulfillment as a cumulative case grounded in early Christian testimony and historical reasoning.





Volume II examines Paul’s testimony, early creedal tradition, named witnesses, bodily resurrection, and skeptical alternatives with historical rigor.
Volume I investigates Jesus’ historicity, crucifixion, burial, and humanity using historical, biblical, comparative evidence and carefully documented scholarship.
Examining the historical evidence surrounding Jesus’ death, burial, and resurrection claim through careful research.
Exploring Paul’s testimony, transformation, and role as an early witness to Christ’s resurrection.
Exploring how historical investigation and Christian faith engage with the evidence surrounding the resurrection.