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the essence to the real problem of the SP: Luke used Matthew and Matthew used Luke That's likely. As is some basic editing/redaction ...

the essence to the real problem of the SP: Luke used Matthew and Matthew used Luke That's likely. As is some basic editing/redaction ...

I am not sure if the contradiction has been noted before if in fact 'the apostle' of HE 2 = Peter of HE ... in the Churches. (HE 2.15.2) vs And having composed the Gospel he (Mark) gave it to those who had requested it. When Peter learned of this, he neither directly forbade ...

But the language is so striking. I wonder whether there was an early tradition that Luke wrote ... Clement mentions that Luke wrote Hebrews. Obviously the 'my gospel' of Paul is supposed to be the gospel of Luke. I was struck by your side by side example and I wonder whether 'Luke' ...

... been asking an unanswerable question in "Which disciple authored the Epistle to the Hebrews." There is an argument for Peter, Paul, John, Jude, James, Luke, even the ...

Norelli refers to Valentin Nikiprowetzky's response [at https://www.persee.fr/doc/rjuiv_0484-8616_1969_num_128_1_1619] to Flusser's case for the Martyrdom of Isaiah in AI being an account of a Dead Sea sect. The full article is at Here is a translation ...

... Here you go. Contents: Foreword by Richard C. Miller Preface “The Jesus of the Gospels Didn’t Exist” by John Loftus Introduction “New Testament ... 8 Star-Lore in the Gospels, by Bill Darlison 9 The Mythic Power of the Atonement, by Robert M. Price 10 A Sacrifice in Heaven: The Son in the Epistle ...

... Here you go. Contents: Foreword by Richard C. Miller Preface “The Jesus of the Gospels Didn’t Exist” by John Loftus Introduction “New Testament ... 8 Star-Lore in the Gospels, by Bill Darlison 9 The Mythic Power of the Atonement, by Robert M. Price 10 A Sacrifice in Heaven: The Son in the Epistle ...

...a temple-based ritual in Jerusalem cannot continue because the Temple is destroyed... The author consistently uses the Greek present tense ... Ergo, it's definitely earlier than 70 AD. And since there is a 'Christos' conversion going on here - but also without Gospels - it must be relatively ...

... insisting on 'Late Dating' practically everything you find. This is the 'Fallacy of Late Daters': wishful 'thinking' and utter make-believe. ... due respect, it is not only people who date texts late who date Hebrews to post-70 CE: "Besides Attridge, Craig Koester (Anchor Bible Commentary) ...