Of course, I will disagree with that
If you do the research, you'll find after Jesus was murdered there was the Jesus movement. For about fifty years, the movement didn't say Jesus was the son of God and it didn't propose salvation based on accepting Jesus as a sacrificial lamb.
My point is if Jesus was the son of God why did it take so long for them state it?
Not for the reason that you state.
1) When then first started, their mission wasn't "OK, now. We have to write down everything that we learned and remember". Their mission was to spread the Gospel.
2) It wasn't 50 years. Assuming that Jesus died somewhere around 33+ AD - the first book of the Gospels to be written was either Mark or Matthew (66-67AD) That's just 33 years after the death of Jesus. Most of the Epistles were written even before that. AFTER, there was fables being created, they understood that they had to write things down so as to preserve truth. As Luke said,
1 Many have undertaken to draw up an account of the things that have been fulfilledamong us,
2 just as they were handed down to us by those who from the first were eyewitnesses and servants of the word.
3 With this in mind, since I myself have carefully investigated everything from the beginning, I too decided to write an orderly account for you, most excellent Theophilus,
4 so that you may know the certainty of the things you have been taught.
So Son of God was proposed throughout the preaching of the Gospel.
"When considering the possibility of a Q gospel, it is important to remember that no evidence whatsoever has ever been found for the existence of a Q gospel. Not even a single manuscript fragment of Q has ever been found." -- It is basically a theory the TODAY'S progressive thinkers are proposing.
Dreams can be interpreted - I'm not sure that the message means what you say.
Then it is a waste of time. The two witnesses have nothing to do with duality of God.[/QUOTE]
Most people lie, some more than others. We have no way of knowing what early Christians said was the truth. For this reason, we need scholarship to verify stories by examining historical documentation. Evidence strongly supports the idea that early church leaders developed amazing stories to promote a religious agenda. I have found more confirmation of OT stories than NT stories. I am a scholar, I know how to do research. I have found Christians to be poor scholars, they make a lot of declarations without confirmation.
It was not 33 years after the death of Jesus.
The New Testament Gospels were written between A.D. 65 and 95, though scholars have no way of knowing exactly who the books' authors were.
http://www.nationalgeographic.com/lostgospel/timeline_04.html
How do you know Rev. 11 has nothing to do with the duality of God? Do you even believe in the duality of God? There is no way of verifying it. Much of what anyone proposes about events or activities for the long ago period cannot be confirmed.
As for The Gospel Q, most highly educated scholars give it credibility, those with strong biases refuse to do any research.
It is the way of the Christian world, they seem to believe every word written by clerics. It suggest clerics are like gods, they have perfect insight. It is interesting, Jews don't believe Jesus stories. I think they are among the most intelligent people on the planet. They weren't taken in by phony stories. No one back then, including Jews, believed Jesus was God. If God came back again, it would be the same. Humans are to arrogant to believe another human could be superior to them. The Jesus son of God story took off because men back then identified with a human deity, the man Jesus was like them, or what they would like to be.