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A SINGLE [SIZE=+1]S[/SIZE]TORY [SIZE=+1]O[/SIZE]F [SIZE=+1]J[/SIZE]ESUS ?
there is only one Jesus and one story...obviously, all stories even till this day are told many times and somtimes slighlty different from the last tiem you may have heard it for one reason, becasue as time goes by stories begin to change slightly, what does this prove?... uh... nothing..
The early church unanimously held that the gospel of Matthew was the first written gospel and was penned by the apostle of the same name
Mark was not an eyewitness to the events of Jesus' life. He was a disciple of Peter and undoubtedly it was Peter who informed Mark of the life of Christ and guided him in writing the Gospel known by his name (Mark heard the story and wrote it down?)
Luke was not an eyewitness of the life of Christ. He was a companion of Paul who also was not an eyewitness of Christ's life. But, both had ample opportunity to meet the disciples who knew Christ and learn the facts not only from them, but from others in the area
The writer of the gospel of John was obviously an eyewitness of the events of Christ's life since he speaks from a perspective of having been there during many of the events of Jesus' ministry and displays a good knowledge of Israeli geography and customs.
4 people wrote down the accounts of jesus christ and all stories ery similiar or nearly identical, becasue the story is told 4 times.... doesnt prove anything....
there is only one Jesus and one story...obviously, all stories even till this day are told many times and somtimes slighlty different from the last tiem you may have heard it for one reason, becasue as time goes by stories begin to change slightly, what does this prove?... uh... nothing..
The early church unanimously held that the gospel of Matthew was the first written gospel and was penned by the apostle of the same name
Mark was not an eyewitness to the events of Jesus' life. He was a disciple of Peter and undoubtedly it was Peter who informed Mark of the life of Christ and guided him in writing the Gospel known by his name (Mark heard the story and wrote it down?)
Luke was not an eyewitness of the life of Christ. He was a companion of Paul who also was not an eyewitness of Christ's life. But, both had ample opportunity to meet the disciples who knew Christ and learn the facts not only from them, but from others in the area
The writer of the gospel of John was obviously an eyewitness of the events of Christ's life since he speaks from a perspective of having been there during many of the events of Jesus' ministry and displays a good knowledge of Israeli geography and customs.
4 people wrote down the accounts of jesus christ and all stories ery similiar or nearly identical, becasue the story is told 4 times.... doesnt prove anything....