How come only two of Jesus’ biographers bothered to mention that he rose into the sky?
On July - 27 - 2009
And those two (Mark and Luke) mentioned it in just one sentence each.
Perhaps the best lie is the one with fewest details?
(Yeah okay Luke gave a few more details in Book of Acts, but not many. And Matthew and John said not a word about it.)
Shouldn’t those four guys at least have gotten their story straight?
In any case it would seem jesus‘ liftoff was not very exciting –
Any church folks care to comment?
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bc the other two knew the two others had it covered
they never met, and for that matter Paul edited most of the NT around 400AD, several generations after them anyway, the 12 disciples, well they never met, historical dating places them all at around a 500 year time difference, pretty imposable really
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bc the other two knew the two others had it covered
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Yeah four men four gospels at four different times and yet they are all in sync , so what about that what’s the big deal each one had their witness to share and what mattered more to one might have not mattered as much to the other …
Luke was a physician so you can see his point was always from that view , John was all about Jesus love and it emulates from his gospel..
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Lets see, I have assigned four different people from four different walks of life to do a historical report. What would I expect to see.
I would expect the basic story line to be consistent since they are reporting on the same historical events
I would expect there to be some variation in details one including this or that detail the other missed, one omitting this or that detail the others included.
What I would not want to see is four identical stories with identical details because that would mean they all collaborated together instead of doing their own work - That would be a real quick F on their papers!
When I look at the gospels what do I see, Exactly what I should expect if four individuals undertook to write a report about a specific historical event.
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