The Question of Truth Unearthed by Non-Canonical Gospels

In life, we meet when we are confused and confused, as we only ask for answers and truth to help us understand our lives. For Christians, our answer can be found in the Bible. There we can feel the truth and we can find the answer to the most difficult question of life. But when we do this, whether we limit our knowledge we can get as Christians. Whether it is possible to treat the Bible as perfection and include a pious awareness of every range.

BI - 6623 Study on the Gospel and Action (3 credits) This course is an analysis of the specific norms of the Gospels and / or actions. It focuses on the overview of Jesus' lifetime, the importance of adding 4 Gospels to the New Taiwan Dollar, the explanation and application of the Gospel and the story principle in its historical and normative context, and the point of the chosen book Theme Pay more attention to various methods and methods of this book. Prerequisite: BI - 5500 Interpretation and BI - 5532 History, literature and theology of the New Testament. This course can be used as an elective subject of the Bible.

The story of Peter's life tells four classical Gospels, apostolic statements, New Testament letters, Hebrew non-classical Gospels, and other early church explanations about his life and death . In the New Testament, he was the first disciple to be called during Jesus' ministry. Peter became the apostle of the first God appointed by Jesus in the early church. Peter is a fisherman of Bethsaida. He was named Simon, Jonah or John's son. Three pairs of Gospel tells us how Jesus cured Peter's in-law's mother at the house of Capernaum; this part clearly shows that Peter is married. 1 Cori 9: 5 means that she is also married.

Who wrote the Gospels? No one knows. Four normative Gospels and Thomas and other Gospels, such as the Philip Gospel (found in Naha Maddy), were given their name someday in the second century. New Testament scholars generally believe that the gospel is not written by the person who met Jesus of Nazareth. But in subsequent days, they were given names related to famous characters in the early church. The name of the person who wrote the Thomas Gospel is said to be called "Didi Moss Judas Thomas" in the first line of text. The word "Didymos" is a Greek twin, and the word "Thomas" is Alumn's twin. This person's name is Judas and his nickname "Twin" is given in two languages. The standard gospel refers to a person named Thomas who called him Desmo Thomas.