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What are the 3 stages of the bible
1) Life: Theactual life of Jesus; what the disciples saw and heard

2)Oral: “Storytelling”; after resurrection when apostlespreached


3)Written: Writing of stories by Evangelists



synoptic gospels

The Gospels ofMatthew, Mark, and Luke

Synoptic means?

“seeingtogether”

Who wrote the Gospels

Evangelists arethe four authors of the gospels

What is the Three-sourcetheory states how they came to be

1) Mark wrotegospel, widely circulated


2) Other communities felt a need to write memories of Jesus


3) Used Mark’s and own experiences to write other 2 (Luke andMatthew)

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