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hello has all, I read an article which shows that the stories of Gospels, were borrowed of Tanakh, if it is true have of other articles please ?
http://www.bowness.demon.co.uk/mirc1.htm Thank you all ![]() |
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Come on someone, how much of this is agreed, which bits controversial?
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This matching was done principally by alexandrian scribes, the same incompetent scribes that gave us the NT Vaticanus and Sinaiticus. Shalom, Praxeas http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Messianic_Apologetic/ |
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A great book on the topic is Helms' Gospel Fictions. Also good are Robert Price's two books. Vorkosigan |
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It's pretty an uncontroversial point of NT scholarship that large portions of the Gospels wer fabricated from the Tanakh, generally from completely decontextualized passages.
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The two largest examples (and I haven't read the article yet, so bear with me) is that Mark took much from the OT, and Matthew took Mark and also added a parallel with Moses, like Herod's slaughter of the infants corresponds with the slaying of the passover and his Beatitudes correspond with the Commandments on the Mountain.
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thank you Vorkosigan
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