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Steven Avery wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 24, 2020 3:07 pm

Please note, I have been mentioning the Galilee one for some years as an evidence for non-Markan priority and the authenticity of the traditional ending.

yeah no, it's an absolutely laughable position, you should feel stupid

Perhaps in the second - third century it was used as a consensus document. Everyone agreed to have it in their bible and were aligned with those churches that did, but didnt necessarily use each one in their liturgy.

He entered the synagogue as was his custom, on the Sabbath day ... and had begun to teach ... he entered Bethsaida among the Jews. It does not indicate that they said anything to him other than, Physician, heal yourself. ... they stood up and they led Him out [from] the town and brought Him by the ...

The tradition that GMark is associated with the apostle Peter is apparently older than Irenaeus. GMark was protected as the memories of Peter and not even Irenaeus could have wiped out GMark. Do you think the earliest association was with Peter, or with a Kephas, or with a SIMON peter? Remembering ...

ok boomer

I mean boomer, I understand you're totally bat shit insane and ignorant of vast swaths of research

Barabbas refers polemically to the Son of Father of a totally different sect of Christians, i.e. gentile Christians who adored a Jesus who was not the son of YHWH and was rather an enemy of YHWH. Unless of course Yahweh is the Son of El Elyon, in which case Jesus is a theophany of Yahweh of grace, ...

Giuseppe wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 26, 2020 10:10 pm

Barabbas refers polemically to the Son of Father of a totally different sect of Christians, i.e. gentile Christians who adored a Jesus who was not the son of YHWH and was rather an enemy of YHWH.

Unless of course Yahweh is the Son of El Elyon, in which case Jesus is a theophany of Yahweh

Furthermore, the idea of an original college of apostles, not including Paul, is established both within the Gospel narratives and through the Gospel titles. Went to check my copy of Marcion and--contrary to what I expected--he does appear to have Luke's notion of "the 12 apostles." The other 3 eva...

David wrote: What gives you the impression that Jesus' Torah observance was "spiritualized" and that he had "a more relaxed view of things"? To me he appears to be fully written Torah observant and expected his followers to be as well, as per Mt. 5:17-19: Um, that's the author of gMatthew's take, n...