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Destroyer53 08/05/23 3:35:09 AM #51:	TurtleInFreedom posted... Since no one has bothered to write actual scholarly material.. The OT: The Torah: Moses Joshua, Judges, Ruth, 1/2 Samuel, 1/2 Kings: unknown, most likely theologically aligned scribes 1/2 Chronicles, Ezra: Ezra Nehemiah: Nehemiah Esther, Job: unknown Psalms: David penned half, others were from other Isrealite/Judaian kings, mostly unknown Proverbs: Solomon Isaiah: Isaiah Jeremiah, Lamentations: Jeremiah Ezekiel: Ezekiel Daniel: Daniel Hosea: Hosea Joel: Joel Amos: Amos Obidiah: Obidiah Jonah: Jonah Micah: Micah Nahum: Nahum Habakkuk: Habakkuk Zephaniah: Zephaniah Haggai: Haggai Zechariah: Zechariah Malachi: Malachi The NT: Matthew: Matthew, Jewish tax collector and one of Jesus' 12 disciples Mark: John Mark, disciple of Peter and mentor of Polycarp Luke: Luke, greek physican from Antioch John: John, Jesus' 'beloved' Acts: Luke again Paul's epistiles; Romans, 1/2 Corinthians, Galatians, Ephesians, Philpians, Colossians, 1/2 Thessalonians, 1/2 Timothy, Titus, Philemon: Paul from Tarsus Hebrews: most likely a Jewish Christian James: James, brother of Jesus 1/2 Peter: Peter 1/2/3 John: John again Jude: Jude Revelations: John of Patmos There was a revelation type book possibly written by Peter as well, but it was tossed when they were stating what was canon or not. <cite>Destroyer53 posted [p:975261469] in Who wrote ... [t:80526767]...</cite> <quote>TurtleInFreedom posted... </cite><quote>Since no one has bothered to write actual scholarly material..The OT:The Torah: MosesJoshua, Judges, Ruth, 1/2 Samuel, 1/2 Kings: unknown, most likely theologically aligned scribes1/2 Chronicles, Ezra: EzraNehemiah: NehemiahEsther, Job: unknownPsalms: David penned half, others were from other Isrealite/Judaian kings, mostly unknownProverbs: SolomonIsaiah: IsaiahJeremiah, Lamentations: JeremiahEzekiel: EzekielDaniel: DanielHosea: HoseaJoel: JoelAmos: AmosObidiah: ObidiahJonah: JonahMicah: MicahNahum: NahumHabakkuk: HabakkukZephaniah: ZephaniahHaggai: HaggaiZechariah: ZechariahMalachi: MalachiThe NT:Matthew: Matthew, Jewish tax collector and one of Jesus' 12 disciplesMark: John Mark, disciple of Peter and mentor of PolycarpLuke: Luke, greek physican from AntiochJohn: John, Jesus' 'beloved'Acts: Luke againPaul's epistiles; Romans, 1/2 Corinthians, Galatians, Ephesians, Philpians, Colossians, 1/2 Thessalonians, 1/2 Timothy, Titus, Philemon: Paul from TarsusHebrews: most likely a Jewish ChristianJames: James, brother of Jesus1/2 Peter: Peter1/2/3 John: John againJude: JudeRevelations: John of Patmos</quote>There was a revelation type book possibly written by Peter as well, but it was tossed when they were stating what was canon or not.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ivany2008 08/05/23 4:05:34 AM #52:	I think we'll never know who wrote the bible. Neither New or Old Testaments. John for example could have been Juhan, Juan, June or Jonah. With so many revisions and rewrites its hard to tell what the original text meant, or who it was originally written by. Not to mention how many times its been changed over the years. Even what we assume are original copies of it might be stories passed down from older texts that have withered away. <cite>Ivany2008 posted [p:975261643] in Who wrote ... [t:80526767]...</cite> <quote>I think we'll never know who wrote the bible. Neither New or Old Testaments. John for example could have been Juhan, Juan, June or Jonah. With so many revisions and rewrites its hard to tell what the original text meant, or who it was originally written by. Not to mention how many times its been changed over the years. Even what we assume are original copies of it might be stories passed down from older texts that have withered away.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TurtleInFreedom 08/05/23 4:06:20 AM #53:	Destroyer53 posted... There was a revelation type book possibly written by Peter as well, but it was tossed when they were stating what was canon or not. The Bible isn't a collection of literature that's simply written by Christians, they're binded together because of its theological content, that is, it's message for people. I presume you're talking about the apocrypha. There isn't much theological significance in that other than it being it some sort of fanfiction about Christianity. <cite>TurtleInFreedom posted [p:975261647] in Who wrote ... [t:80526767]...</cite> <quote>Destroyer53 posted... </cite><quote>There was a revelation type book possibly written by Peter as well, but it was tossed when they were stating what was canon or not.</quote>The Bible isn't a collection of literature that's simply written by Christians, they're binded together because of its theological content, that is, it's message for people. I presume you're talking about the apocrypha. There isn't much theological significance in that other than it being it some sort of fanfiction about Christianity.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Destroyer53 08/05/23 6:47:36 AM #54:	TurtleInFreedom posted... The Bible isn't a collection of literature that's simply written by Christians, they're binded together because of its theological content, that is, it's message for people. I presume you're talking about the apocrypha. There isn't much theological significance in that other than it being it some sort of fanfiction about Christianity. True on the Peter revelation book being an apocryphal book. The Apocrypha though is weird because some regions have a book or 2 in the Bible that isn't in other bibles. Even different branches have different bibles. Catholic and orthodox bibles have more books in them than protestant bibles. So being a protestant I have never had a Bible that had 73 books like the Catholics do. I'm thinking about reading those extras though. <cite>Destroyer53 posted [p:975262633] in Who wrote ... [t:80526767]...</cite> <quote>TurtleInFreedom posted... </cite><quote>The Bible isn't a collection of literature that's simply written by Christians, they're binded together because of its theological content, that is, it's message for people. I presume you're talking about the apocrypha. There isn't much theological significance in that other than it being it some sort of fanfiction about Christianity.</quote>True on the Peter revelation book being an apocryphal book. The Apocrypha though is weird because some regions have a book or 2 in the Bible that isn't in other bibles. Even different branches have different bibles. Catholic and orthodox bibles have more books in them than protestant bibles.So being a protestant I have never had a Bible that had 73 books like the Catholics do. I'm thinking about reading those extras though.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
vycebrand2 08/05/23 11:26:24 AM #55:	TurtleInFreedom posted... Since no one has bothered to write actual scholarly material.. The OT: The Torah: Moses Joshua, Judges, Ruth, 1/2 Samuel, 1/2 Kings: unknown, most likely theologically aligned scribes 1/2 Chronicles, Ezra: Ezra Nehemiah: Nehemiah Esther, Job: unknown Psalms: David penned half, others were from other Isrealite/Judaian kings, mostly unknown Proverbs: Solomon Isaiah: Isaiah Jeremiah, Lamentations: Jeremiah Ezekiel: Ezekiel Daniel: Daniel Hosea: Hosea Joel: Joel Amos: Amos Obidiah: Obidiah Jonah: Jonah Micah: Micah Nahum: Nahum Habakkuk: Habakkuk Zephaniah: Zephaniah Haggai: Haggai Zechariah: Zechariah Malachi: Malachi The NT: Matthew: Matthew, Jewish tax collector and one of Jesus' 12 disciples Mark: John Mark, disciple of Peter and mentor of Polycarp Luke: Luke, greek physican from Antioch John: John, Jesus' 'beloved' Acts: Luke again Paul's epistiles; Romans, 1/2 Corinthians, Galatians, Ephesians, Philpians, Colossians, 1/2 Thessalonians, 1/2 Timothy, Titus, Philemon: Paul from Tarsus Hebrews: most likely a Jewish Christian James: James, brother of Jesus 1/2 Peter: Peter 1/2/3 John: John again Jude: Jude Revelations: John of Patmos I like the Revelations one where supposed learned Christians who quote bible and verse assume its Apostle John. Whens its another John almost a century later. There events will never happen either. Ever had a fever dream? It reads like one --- I was born when she kissed me. I died when she left me. I lived a few weeks while she loved me- <cite>vycebrand2 posted [p:975265385] in Who wrote ... [t:80526767]...</cite> <quote>TurtleInFreedom posted... </cite><quote>Since no one has bothered to write actual scholarly material..The OT:The Torah: MosesJoshua, Judges, Ruth, 1/2 Samuel, 1/2 Kings: unknown, most likely theologically aligned scribes1/2 Chronicles, Ezra: EzraNehemiah: NehemiahEsther, Job: unknownPsalms: David penned half, others were from other Isrealite/Judaian kings, mostly unknownProverbs: SolomonIsaiah: IsaiahJeremiah, Lamentations: JeremiahEzekiel: EzekielDaniel: DanielHosea: HoseaJoel: JoelAmos: AmosObidiah: ObidiahJonah: JonahMicah: MicahNahum: NahumHabakkuk: HabakkukZephaniah: ZephaniahHaggai: HaggaiZechariah: ZechariahMalachi: MalachiThe NT:Matthew: Matthew, Jewish tax collector and one of Jesus' 12 disciplesMark: John Mark, disciple of Peter and mentor of PolycarpLuke: Luke, greek physican from AntiochJohn: John, Jesus' 'beloved'Acts: Luke againPaul's epistiles; Romans, 1/2 Corinthians, Galatians, Ephesians, Philpians, Colossians, 1/2 Thessalonians, 1/2 Timothy, Titus, Philemon: Paul from TarsusHebrews: most likely a Jewish ChristianJames: James, brother of Jesus1/2 Peter: Peter1/2/3 John: John againJude: JudeRevelations: John of Patmos</quote>I like the Revelations one where supposed learned Christians who quote bible and verse assume its Apostle John. Whens its another John almost a century later. There events will never happen either. Ever had a fever dream? It reads like one </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TurtleInFreedom 08/05/23 7:23:41 PM #56:	vycebrand2 posted... I like the Revelations one where supposed learned Christians who quote bible and verse assume its Apostle John. Whens its another John almost a century later. There events will never happen either. Ever had a fever dream? It reads like one I'm of the opinion he had schizophrenia. He was persecuted by the Romans and Jews, all the while he was told by Jesus that the 2nd coming was... coming. Being isolated on an island like that, the stress most likely gotten to him. Doesn't mean it's not divine or anything, but we can't rule out that he had some kind of mania, considering the conspiritory level nonsense that's there with the symbolisms and metaphors. <cite>TurtleInFreedom posted [p:975272681] in Who wrote ... [t:80526767]...</cite> <quote>vycebrand2 posted... </cite><quote>I like the Revelations one where supposed learned Christians who quote bible and verse assume its Apostle John. Whens its another John almost a century later. There events will never happen either. Ever had a fever dream? It reads like one</quote>I'm of the opinion he had schizophrenia. He was persecuted by the Romans and Jews, all the while he was told by Jesus that the 2nd coming was... coming. Being isolated on an island like that, the stress most likely gotten to him. Doesn't mean it's not divine or anything, but we can't rule out that he had some kind of mania, considering the conspiritory level nonsense that's there with the symbolisms and metaphors.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Torgo 08/05/23 7:24:38 PM #57:	Many people over a long period of time. --- If what you believe is truthful and just, you shouldn't have to posture as someone or something else. <cite>Torgo posted [p:975272696] in Who wrote ... [t:80526767]...</cite> <quote>Many people over a long period of time. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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