The Gospel: Jesus and History

According to Matthew Gospel and Luke's gospel, the birth and childhood of Jesus are drawn. Both accounts refer not only to Joseph's son and his virgin's wife Maria but also to the son of God, but also to Jesus, but they also have many differences between them. In comparison and comparison, many scholars discovered that the history between the two Gospels was inaccurate (especially the birth of Jesus and childhood). However, careful examination of some historical issues shows that they are not as important as the deeper motivation they presented to the reader about God's Kingdom, the Jews, and even Gentil.

On the details of Jesus' life and the meaning of his doctrine as stated in the Gospel, scholars have wide disagreement. Scholars often distinguish between Jesus' history and faithful Christians. According to Christian sects, the physical resurrection of Jesus after death is the key event of Jesus' life and death, as it is written in the Gospels and letters. According to the Gospel decades after his life, Jesus preached at the beginning of the first century for one to three years. His Department of Education, healing of patients and disabled people, and the implementation of various miracles eventually led to the crucifixion of the Roman authorities in Jerusalem. After his death, he appeared to his followers and stood up from death.

There are four or more ancient documents that claim to be stories including Jesus, such as the Gospel, or Thomas 'Gospel, Peter's Gospel, and several' Baby Gospels '- an explanation of Jesus' birth and childhood. So why are not they included in the Bible? The greater value of these later Gospels is to provide information about the movement during the first 3rd century of the history of the Church, especially the 2nd century known as Gnosticism. Some people argue that Orthodox suppressed and silenced the forged gospel depicting "real Jesus", but this discussion has not been critically censored. Like most contemporary scholars, the church refuses to accept these later works. Because they lack spiritual power and authority to reveal the revelation of the Holy Spirit.

According to "Maria Gospel" and other early church documents, Mary, the mother of Jesus, seems to be related to Jesus' father Jesus at the age of 12, even at the age of 14. The Catholic Church and the Evangelical Church usually tell her not to turn 15 when she becomes a mother of God. As a girl of a married fiance, the responsibility for Mary's care is from her father, an adult who has legal rights to her. It was transferred to Joseph. Jewish girls in the Mary days are usually married at the age of young adolescence, engaged for one year before marriage, officially beginning cohabitation and sexual relations. She was pregnant with Jesus at some point when Mary was still a virgin and legitimate Joseph's responsibility.