Who Wrote the Gospels, and When
Jesus never wrote a word. So how did his words reach you?
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- Read it3 min
- The world behind the words4 min
- How it drifted5 min
- Honest objections3 min
- Measured against the center2 min
- A keeper1 min
- Reflect2 min
- Practice this week1 min
- Talk it over1 min
- A quiet moment1 min
Jesus never wrote a book, a letter or a rule. Everything he said reaches us through other people: the memories of those who heard him, and four short books written decades later. Most Christians are handed those four as a single voice, every line equally close to his own lips. The books themselves tell a more interesting story.
You may never have been told how the Gospels came to be, and nobody needs to give you permission to ask. Looking at how his words were kept is a way of taking them seriously. Let's look at it together, starting with what the writers say about their own work.
Measured against the center
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