The New Testament is a cornerstone of Christian faith, offering a remarkably coherent storyline, from the life of Jesus Christ to the early Christian church and prophecies about the future. But beyond its religious implications, the New Testament can also be viewed as a historical document, one that should be analyzed and assessed just like any other historical text. To fully appreciate its trustworthiness, we will delve into aspects of coherence, multiplicity of sources, historiography, archaeological corroboration, and eyewitness testimony.