Me trying to figure out how Jesus met dudes named Matthew, Mark, Luke, etc. in the ME


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I am sure it is a coincidence.
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0 +1 tommix1 4 weeks ago

Likely the king James version westernized the names from Aramaic. Just as the Rosetta stone allowed hieroglyphs containing the story of Horus the sun god to be translated, He was born under a bright star and three wise men came bearing gifts. And all that follows.

0 +1 Stupendous 4 weeks ago

The talking snake was enough for me.

1 +1 AryanLegend 4 weeks ago

Hey Buddy

0 +1 MarGarTar 4 weeks ago

It's very simple. Jesus was a petrochemical engineer.

1 +1 MatchboxxCar 4 weeks ago

Those were Jewish names originally and they spread among people of faith, over the centuries as Christianity spread.
Luke and Joseph are just as Jewish as Isaiah, but Luke sounds better so it's more popular.

0 +1 Penzman 4 weeks ago

Secret gay lover names.

0 +1 L.X 4 weeks ago

Hey, he may not understand but at least he's starting to question what he's always 'just believed'.

5 +1 OwMyBawls 4 weeks ago

By way of translation, through Greek, Latin and Hebrew.

0 +1 ScreaminMime 4 weeks ago

It's easy when you're the only White Jew at the time :ermm:

1 +1 GulliblestartswithN 4 weeks ago

Let's also ignore that the family tree that they mention in the start of 2 of the books don't line up. It would be the exact same names in both family trees of it was a believable text.

0 +1 tommix1 4 weeks ago

@GulliblestartswithN There were 94 books to begin with before a half a dozen Jesuits edited it all down to 12 books.

1 +1 TheYncAteMyBalls 4 weeks ago

What did he realize?

4 +1 Comfortably_numb 4 weeks ago

Wow. A nine second video, im convinced.

1 +1 Quint_Beastwood 4 weeks ago

Jesus didn't meet Mark or Luke.

0 +1 UP URANUS 4 weeks ago

According to historians and scholars, the first printed New Testament in English was produced by William Tyndale in 1526 Need I say more?

Lame fairytale if you ask me...

0 +1 UP URANUS 4 weeks ago

@UP URANUS and also...
According to AI...1382–1384: John Wycliffe's team produces the first complete English Bible (handwritten).

1 +1 UP URANUS 4 weeks ago

@UP URANUS And don't get me going as to why Jesus did not choose female apostles.....