The Life of Yeshua the Messiah from a Jewish Perspective Part 1

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This theory has several problems. First, it has difficulty with tradition. Conservative scholars have generally held that Matthew was the first of the written Gospels. While not all conservatives agree, this tradition does have some weight behind it and should not be shrugged off as “mere tradition” as sometimes tradition is correct. Second, this theory cannot account for the fact that occasionally Mark made a comment that neither Matthew nor Luke included. Mark wrote that the rooster crowed a second time (Mark 14:72), but neither Matthew nor Luke included that fact. Third, if Mark were the first Gospel, written after Peter’s death around a.d. 67-68, then Matthew and Luke would probably have been written later after the destruction of Jerusalem in a.d. 70.
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