“No people can reach maturity as long as it is burdened with the heritage of a sense of inferiority.”
Let’s present an overview of the New Testament evidence about the rapid writers and stenographers of Jesus.
Why is it beneficial to know that the Gospels are written down by Jesus’s rapid writers?
It is quite difficult to find an occasion in the Gospels that Jesus used the word “command” to his disciples.
What do you think? Have you ever heard about this? No? Why not? Or do you think that the apostles, being inspired by the Spirit, did not need Gospel books at all?
In the book of Genesis, it is remarkable that the word “commandment” (mizwah) occurs only once.
What does the expression “Covenant” tell us about the writing activities of the first stories in the Bible?
A scholarly argument that aims to demonstrate the historical authenticity of the accounts of Jesus’ life in the Gospels.
Those who wanted to speak as an orator needed rapid writers as stenographers: politicians, generals, philosophers, kings, governors, high priests.
How did the Wise Men know that the star they followed, was the announcement of a new born King?