Fullfilled Prophecy
A prediction about a future event, typically made by a prophet, that comes true or is realized at a later time.

Testimonial Evidence
Information provided by a person, typically in the form of a statement or testimony, based on what they have witnessed, experienced, or know about a particular event or situation.

Documentary Evidence
Documents or artifacts like letters, contracts, emails, photographs, official records, inscriptions, or logs that stand on their own as evidence.

Textual Evidence
Specific content within a text—such as words, phrases, passages, or patterns—that is used to support an argument, interpretation, or claim about the text’s meaning, historical reliability, or theological significance.

Physical Evidence
something that can be physically collected, observed, tested, or analyzed to provide information about an event, situation, or crime

Anecdotal Evidence
Evidence in the form of stories that people tell about what has happened to them

Statistical Evidence
Ranges from true, hard data presented as a percentage or number to survey-type data

Circumstantial Evidence
Indirect evidence that implies a fact or event without directly proving it (doesn’t stand alone but builds a case)