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?
Luke does not speak about the travel of Joseph, Mary and the Child to Egypt, before they returned to Nazareth. Why?
What do we know about the origins of the gospels? Where and when did they come into being?
The “Big Five” are the great animals of Africa: Lion, Buffalo, Rhinoceros, Elephant and Leopard. Animals that constitute the richness of the fauna of the continent.
Do we know something about rapid writing in the time of Old Israel?
Is it a must to choose between Documentation or Oral Tradition, prior to the written Scriptures?
Book writing in Old-Israel, what goal did it serve? Amusing people?
In past times, how should civilians in Bethlehem act to guarantee a truthful arrangement? Let’s take Boaz as an example.
How strange that Christians never searched for the question: How did this direct speech in the Bible come to us, as a truly once spoken word?
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