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Unfortunately the jewish christians and the judiasm did not preserve much. And the burning of the library of caeseria lost much also.

As jesus was jewish, it makes sense that a primary source for the gospels would include interviewing jewish christians.

Another correlation i found in james tabor book "paul and saul" That Paul’s Hebrew name was Saul we have no reason to doubt. Paul says he is of the tribe of Benjamin, and Saul, the first king of Israel, was also a Benjaminite, so one could see why a Jewish family would choose this particul...

I think someone said saul and paul were same name..saul being hebrew and paul being greek

This article may be helpful.
https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/arti ... e-apostle/

It saddens me greatly the loss of the gospel of Hebrews
It also saddens me more the loss of the library of caesarea

So much history lost:(

I would like to learn more about korans origins from a historical perspective I'm curious if the author of this piece is biased. On one side his slide he says academic study of religion presumes naturalism ( no causes outside nature) however he also says it would be wrong to view koran as not a mira...

Giuseppe wrote: ↑Wed Dec 07, 2022 9:57 pmaccording to Vinzent, Hegesippus invented the label "the Just" for James:

I'm curious if " the just" was a common label for Jewish religious leaders.

Two places that come to mind include:
-Simeon the Just
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simeon_the_Just
-1 john 2:1

Thanks.

I saw the geneology page that gyran shared

I'm curious what could be the way they could legitimize it as i don't know how ancient a source it could come from.

Someone was telling me that he could trace his genealogy to james.

Sounded questionable, but I'm curious what he was using as his source that James had kids

But why do you think it says more than the synoptic gospels were written in some particular order and each knew the work of his predecessors and borrowed from them? Obviously there was an order. Whether they used common sources or each other, we don't know. How do you know differently? Or is that w...

. I think Neil's question was why would you assume in the first place that the gospels are news or contemporary history? Can you justify that assumption? Thanks ken. Maybe i misunderstood. My interpretation was that neil meant the gospel writers did no research and wrote creatively, implying what t...